Right Laxative For the Little Ones Advert
The ad touts Lascarin as a gentle herbal laxative for children and families. It claims it relieves constipation, aids digestion, and calms sick heads while supporting general health, with pricing of six boxes for two dollars and one box for one dollar, postage prepaid by money order to Pittsburgh, Pa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ly Xearin Products Co
Dept
Pittburgh
John
Andy
Laxcarin Products Co
Dept. E
Pittsburgh
Tangled social notes from Bryant area gathering
A fragmented Bryant social column lists numerous local residents and visitors. Mentions include Gra CobVersionrs Harley Stout and wife in Norwood, Otto Wedule en route to California after visiting homefolks, Pearl and Ciara Inman at a Sunday event, a sale attended by Job R. Buchannan’s party, and families like Jesse Wallace with flu, James Buchanan visiting relatives, and Nora Krentlinger with Nellie Cassidy.
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Otto Wedule
California
Falks
Pearl
Ciara Inman
Wnd
Miler
Lovern
Alfred
Ludeska McMillian
James Buchanan
Nora Krentlinger
Nellie Cassidy June Bug
Free Tickets Awarded at Nugget Theatre
Free tickets at the Nugget theatre were awarded Saturday night to Mrs. Simon Carter and Misses Liene Cantrell and Ella Alcorn and last night to Misses Pauline Paul and Pauline Cantrell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nugget Theatre
Simon Carter
Liene Cantrell
Ella Alcorn
Pauline Paul
Pauline Cantrell
Pea Ridge Preaching Schedules and Local News Notes
Pea Ridge Methodist church holds services on the 4th Sunday each month and Odin on the 3rd. Rev T J Gideon is pastor. Spring rain brings good prospects for grass and crops. Mrs Oroya Helfrecht and sons Ralph and Robert visit her parents John Claxon and wife. sister Jewell accompanies them. John Duncan family and Miss Ethel Mitchell visit Mrs Anna Holliman. Chas Land and Henry Helfrecht family join. Myrtle Holliman visits Perry Holliman. Hight Grandpa Eyates visits via son-in-law. Pea Ridge school progresses but attendance limited by families needing children at home. STEAMBOAT BILL.
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Pea Ridge
Odin
T.J. Gideon
Oroya Helfrecht
Ralph
Robert
John Claxton
Jewell
John Duncan
Ethel Mitchell
Anna Holliman
Chas
Land's
Henry Helfrecht
Jim Land
Jewell Mitchell
Mitchell
Grandpa Eyates
Perry Holliman
Myrtle Holliman
Lead Hill Notices From Lead Hill Community
Lead Hill Fred Grover and wife of Mans Held visited A E Tarburton Sunday afternoon they then motored to the mines. Jake Crider wife and daughter visited relatives in Mansfield Sunday. Ernie Goss, long ill, is reported a little better. Most have oats potatoes and garden out and plowing for corn. A good singing at Lead Hill Thursday night with plans to change dates next Thursday night. Sunday school every Sunday at 2 30 pm Liza Jane.
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Fred Grover
Mans Held
A. E. Tarburton
Jake Crider
Mansfield
Ernie Goss
Lead Hill
Liza Jane
Walter
Lem
Cobleng
Y. M
Sumer
Fritz
Dear House Folks Letter From France During War
Charles Brentlinger writes from Confrans France Feb 15 to family, describing health worries, wages, money orders, upcoming homeleave, and war memories with details on billets and food, while hoping for a safe return and good times with family. unrelated ad and local note follow.
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Confrans
France
Louie
Ray
Floyd
H. E
Bertha
Aother
Charles
Friends Reunited After Rivalry Over Medicine Advice
John Ambruske and Andy Smith reconcile after years of enmity sparked by a dance prior grievance. John visits Andy during illness and advises six boxes of Laxcarin from Laxcarin Products Co. with a promotional offer, reestablishing their old friendship.
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John Ambruske
Andy Smith
Andy
John
Letters from home reveal wartime life and reunion hopes
From Relibrohl Germany dated January 19 1919 a soldier writes to his sister about homesickness and small town life near Cobleng. He mentions Walter in prison, Army entertainments, Y M C A provisions, and dugout memories. He reflects on armistice relief, winter rain, Christmas in France, and planned leaves to visit siblings Lillite Bert bello and others before possible return home months later.
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Florence
Rhine
France
Red Cross
Lillite
Bert Bello
Christine Loses to Beat Wishes in Loving Memory
A short notice from Homer J Akres expresses condolences and sympathy to Christine’s family, sending loving regards and support to all who knew her during a difficult time.
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Chistine
Beat
Sunday Socials Spread Across Mansfield and Vicinity
Miss Tilda Trettin and Miss Mary Towe spent Sunday with Amos Roy and Mrs Rinda Brazil and family. Sergt Elmer Towe returned on furlough and visited Marshfield. Will Shipley and wife visited Richard Merritt on Bryant Street. Roy Russell and Misses Ethel Robertson and Cora Quessenberry visited Rev A L Babb. N A Graves and wife from near Macomb stayed with daughter Mrs Chris Tyson. Miss Tretten staying at L Leatherman's in Mansfield. Otis King listed as sick. Sunday school held at Shiloh each Sunday at 10 with preaching the first Sunday. Ruby.
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Amos Roy
Rinda Brazil
L. M.roy’s
Elmer Towe
Long Island
Marshfield
Will Shipley
Richard Merritt
Bryant
Roy, Russell
Ethel Robertson
Cora Quessenberry
A. L Babb
Tilda Tretten
L. Leatherman's
Mansfield
Otis King
War Savings Stamp Promotion Encourages Purchases
A concise sale note promotes buying War Savings Stamps with easy access and minimal hassle, urging readers to act now and avoid bureaucratic delays.
Last Thoughts of Roosevelt Revealed in Memorandum
Colonel Harvey in North American Review presents a facsimile of a penciled memorandum said to be Roosevelt’s last thoughts. The document reportedly centers on domestic issues, unity within the Republican party, and policies of reconstruction shaping the nation’s future. The piece notes Theodore Roosevelt’s concern with timely recognition and handling of internal problems as a guiding impulse.
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Harvey
North American Review
Roosevelt
United
Republican Party
George Harvey
Roosevelt Memorandum Foretells Unity For Republicans
Facsimile of Colonel Roosevelt's last memorandum penned hours before his death is hailed as a prescient call for unity. The note urges immediate vigilance to secure complete party cohesion and address domestic problems before wider issues. It frames a vision of a unified Republican Party and a vigorous national resolve.
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Republican Party
North American Review
Murvey
Dtwagevelt
Roosevelt Dhal
Bis
Tien
Washington
Weiss
Roosevelt
Han
Roosevelt's Departing Words to His Countrymen
Col Roosevelt died about 4 o clock on the morning of January 6. The previous evening at a great patriotic rally at the New York Hippodrome a message written for the occasion was read. It proclaimed that there is room for one flag and one loyalty, the American flag and loyalty to the American people.
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Col. Roosevelt
New York Hippodrome
Notice to stock owners in Mansfield city
Public notice warning stock owners not to allow livestock to run at large in Mansfield. Any stock found at large will be taken up. Signed by J. W. Floyd City Marshal.
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Mansfield
J. W. Floyd
Fuge and Dennis United in Marriage Sunday
Elmer Fuge and Miss Minnie Dennis wed on Sunday March 20 at the bride’s parents home. Rev G Chadwell of Norwood performed the ceremony. The couple reside on the H E Breazeale farm. The groom, recently discharged from the army, is the son of W T Fuge. The bride is a popular school teacher. The Mirror extends congratulations.
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Elmer Fuge
Minnie Dennis
G.E. Dennis
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Shiloh
Ruby
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Mannsfield
Missouri
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