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Newspaper
Mansfield Mirror
Location
Mansfield, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Apr 04, 1918
Page
2
N. J. Craig seeks to loan money on good, improved farms in Wright or Douglas counties. The ad directs readers to J. D. Reynolds to buy shoes, claiming best styles for the money.
A wartime letter from Lo Westhar...lk describes using balloons for aerial observation over Manhattan and nearby areas. The officer recalls rising to 1700 feet to view the city and surrounding counties, noting hazy conditions but effective spotting and targeting practice. He reflects on distant combat and asks readers to understand the wartime effort abroad.
An elderly health column promotes a hot water and limestone phosphate regimen to wash toxins from the body and prevent headaches. It claims rapid relief from headaches, improves digestion, breath, and overall well being, urging readers to use phosphate powder daily.
Arrangements are under way to organize an I U Q O F county unit at Hartville on April 26, marking the 99th anniversary of Odd Fellowship.
An expert warns regular meat consumption can strain kidneys causing backache headaches and other ailments. It recommends Jad Salts to flush and restore kidney function, describing it as a safe effervescent to cleanse urine and prevent bladder irritation.
A vintage advertisement touts Wyeths Sage and Sulphur Compound as a simple at home remedy to darken gray hair. It claims natural, even coloring, easy application with a sponge or brush, and a youthful glossy look, noting it is not a disease cure.
W L Matthews proprietor of the Square Deal Mill has bought the building next to the mill which has been occupied by FE A Crippen's carpenter shop. CM Mites and wife of Springfield were here last week.
Fragmented advertorial text purports a medicine named Wonder cures kidney ailments and dissolves gravel but the claim appears unverified. The ad mentions a bottle price and a mailed trial request, signed by a pharmacist or trusted dealer, without clear clinical support.
The report lists numerous visits and gatherings around Easter weekend with names of attendees including Riley, Jack Berazeal and family, John Rich, Letsinger family, Rose Williams, Lois Beach, Gracy Craig, Gladys Mase, Alva Turner, Hobart Hurston, Zeta Letsinger, Cec cil Marshall, Nore Letsinger, Hugh Arred, Parkes Sian, Gen. Arentlingern, G W Miller, HM Bulwer, J A Riley, Joe Main, Sam Let singer, Tom Main. It notes social visits at multiple homes and a special Papetion.
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Poster notes Rev T J Gideon preaching at Bon Ridge on the seventh Sunday morning and Odin on the sixth Saturday night and Sunday evening. Mary Dodson and son Chilfion visited with her husband and kin. Jasper Newton and wife hosted a gathering with Vernon and Lester Newton Virgil Lippe and others. Misses Khel Youn and Sarah Todd visited Opal and Roxa Newton with Sherman Rogers and Only New.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions a film event and names such as Giga Pina Vell. No clear date, place, or complete identities provided. The readable portions suggest a cinematic or theater context with listed entities and partial descriptors. Further readable details needed for a precise summary.
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