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Newspaper
Mansfield Mirror
Location
Mansfield, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Apr 17, 1919
Page
3
A noted authority describes kidney and bladder weakness caused by uric acid as irritation in the bladder and urethra. It recommends Jad Salts, four ounces in water daily for two to three days, claiming it neutralizes urine acids and supports normal kidney and bladder function.
An old time recipe promotes Wyeth’s Sage and Bulhur Compound as a easy at home hair darkener. It claims to restore natural color and luster to faded gray hair with simple sponge application, making hair darker and shinier after a few uses.
The M. B Ladies Aid Society gathered Friday afternoon with Mrs. J. D. Reynolds.
A dated column fragment combines a verse about conscience with numerous social notices. It mentions Easter decorations, visits among local families, compliments to Liza Jane, and congratulations on a new boy. Names include ida stunt, Andrew Armstrong, Mrs. Hale, Zella Letsinger, Rose Williams, Brentlinger, W. H. Hale, Bogart, Deaver, Thomas, Letsinger, Mamie Letsinger, Sam Letsinger, Jay Dennis.
O. L. Rebinett arrived in town from Springfield on Sunday providing a brief local visit and meeting with residents.
Mrs. Alice Scurlock of Jackson Ohio reports years of nerve pain side soreness and headaches followed by numb limbs and restlessness. She avoided operations and finally used Cardui taking 11 or 12 bottles, now stating she is well able to work and stronger, with her sides feeling normal. Miles and wild were here from Springfield this weeks.
A scrapbook of brief items: weather cool after Monday night shower. Mr. Schafer’s house burned Tuesday with most contents lost. Clark District Sunday School Convention at Norwood EB church with Rev. Fenwick and Rev. Hays present. Attendees from Macowich include J. W. Martin and wife and several girls. Macomb Methodist Sunday school led by J. W. Martin, superintendent.
Pleasant Valley reports planting corn as the day’s orders. J A Van Ness has a shingle mill erected on his place and is sawing shingles. W A Brasher and wife with relatives and Miss Stogsdill visit the mill. B S Kerr dined at W A Rose’s. Jackson Stogshill and family called at Dan Brasher’s on Sunday.
Macomb Warmers plan corn planting as Rev. Shaw of Norwood preaches at the Baptist church on weekend services. Perry Dake and wife visit Norwood on Monday. Miss Corella Christy Mabel Pearcey and Hazel Greenwood attend Sunday school convention in Norwood. Penny.
A large crowd attended the singing at Antioch Sunday night. PA Wells is on the sick list. Mount Olive notes a fine shower that began to be needed.
A damaged ad fragment touts Dekieys FRENCH P5onle hair products promising weight loss and youth. It mentions Pilenaant and various preparations of bone chemistry and medical terms with unclear claims and prices, suggesting retail availability and dealer distribution.
Prairie Hollow and Olathe residents joined Saturday and Sunday visits with Mrs. John Miller. A large group attended a show in Mansfield Friday. Several locals, including Mrs. Dora Robertson and Walter Robertson of Ft Monroe Va, were mentioned in gatherings and church events.
The note mentions peaches and strawberries being examined. Jacek Mrostenine is cited. It confirms Robi Moore taught well and will teach next term. Chester Tharp is described as energetic and likely to succeed in any task. Chirence Alice Hugh Williams Ed Pawan Wolf Creek visit. Chience Williams helps Kobt Tahoe break corn ground. Sunday school at Tharp each Sunday.
Mt Pleasant area reports preaching on the second Saturday and Sunday with dry weather. Barney Smith spent the first of the week in Thirlville. Ben Jack called at Gk Dennis on Tuesday. Houston Smith and wife visited Roy Buckles Monday night and Tuesday. Miss Ethel Kelley is hired to teach at Pool selsoaal again this year. GLE Dennis and daughter Lula Peye called at Sam Jack's Thursday. Ten Pertley's of Odin attended church at Mt Pleasant Sunday. Hiram Jackson of Norwood called at Barney Smith's Sunday.
Mes Rinda Brazeal have moved to the E A Crippen House, marking a change of residence for the individual.
A Pittsburgh reader endorses Laxcarin after claiming it relieved constipation and various digestive complaints. He orders two dozen boxes for himself and his brother in Colorado, urges others to try the product, and notes its claimed benefits for liver and kidneys. The ad states six boxes cost five dollars and directs readers to mail remittance to the Pittsburgh company office.
Arthur Deaver announces a sale set for Monday with plans to travel to California. The event may attract local buyers and bidders as details outline date and destination.
A Mansfield woman describes chronic stomach and bloating relief attempts including hot water and olive oil, beekthorn bark, glycerine, and Adlerika. Adlerika is claimed to cleanse the bowel and relieve sour stomach gas and constipation with instant action, per Fusen Prog Company.
J.C. Freeman and his wife Jaye relocated to a farm setting, announcing a change of residence and prospective agricultural plans. Local neighbors note a quieter pace and new routines as the couple settles in.
A vintage ad touts Texas Wonder as a remedy for kidney and bladder issues including diabetes and back pain. It promises mail delivery for $1.25 and a two month supply, urging readers to send for testimonials from Dr. Wo Hall of St. Louis and to buy through local druggists.
Forest Home Holt drove to Ava Sunday to attend court as part of the Johnson & Vaughan case. Other items note Joe Broadus laid to rest Friday, April 11, and a sick child who had suffered four weeks. Various locals are mentioned with small notices of wills, farming plans, and travels. George in France is noted along with several residents visiting Norwood and Mt. Grove.
Bryant highlights include Oma Pope spending Sunday with Lena Duncan and church at Rockhouse. Miss Ladoska McMillan leaves for Springfield to train as a nurse. Residents visited the Pat MecCrite home and Mrs Reece with daughters called on Jim Pope. Funeral at Turkey cemetery for Mrs Love. A surprise singing at Albert Brentlinger home drew a large crowd. Work on the Bryant road resumes. Flint Point school retains T. L. Roberts as teacher. Egg roast planned for Bryant with all invited to bring well filled baskets. Sunday school at Bryant set for 10 am with all invited.
Farmers near Norwood are mostly through planting corn while others have not begun. Mrs. Ruby Royal spent Saturday night at J A Pryes. Rev Moore preached at Liberty School Sunday evening. Miss Oslie Frye left for Springfield Sunday night. Miss Edna and Opal Rowland visited Mr Frye Sunday evening then attended church at Liberty. Miss Berta Johnson visits sister Mrs Mare Coday. Miss Myrtle Shores spent Tuesday night with Nellie Frye. Sunday school at Liberty each Sunday evening at 1:00 p.m. Dolly Dimple.
Mrs Clara Love of near Bashler died April after an operation for roire in an Omaha hospital. She was 58 years, S months and 7 days. The body was shipped here and then in charge by TLE. Lenhart. Interment was near LBa sher.
An advertisement touts Laxcarin tablets as a superior bowel and digestive aid for bad breath and indigestion. It claims quick relief from halitosis and constipation, promotes cleansing of toxins, and banked on a physician backed formula. Orders offered at six boxes for five dollars with postpaid delivery from Pittsburg, Pa.
Hartville Democrat reports Arthur Williams has been employed to teach at Pleasant Hill school while J Lon Dennis is reemployed in the Qetting district.
An advertorial explains that autointoxication from liver and bowel poisons causes headaches. A hot water and limestone phosphate flush each morning is pitched to cleanse the alimentary canal, purge toxins, and prevent headaches, with claims of rapid results and lifelong relief.
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