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Newspaper
Mansfield Mirror
Location
Mansfield, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Apr 24, 1919
Page
2
Spring is here with budding plants and warmer days. The feature urges readers to avoid illness by taking Laxcarin a laxative marketed as aSpring medicine from Laxcarin Products Co Dept E 224 Pittsburgh Pa. Six boxes for five dollars or one box for one dollar and instructions to send money via registered letters or money orders.
BLL Beach and Homer Tarbut ton are noted as being in St. Louis, with no further details available in the readable text.
Gevu and Ww Newton of Mountain Grove were present yesterday, connecting with local residents and sharing updates from their area.
A brief note extols Chamberlain's Remedy to loosen cough and aid expectoration. The item describes the preparation as excellent and suitable for easing throat irritation. No additional details provided.
The freshman class staged a morning program last Thursday and the annual wiener roast is planned for next Wednesday night. May Day exercises are set for May 16 with Miss Thelma Davis chosen May Queen for her scholastic and social standings, followed by Miss Alis Cantrel in second. The lyceum series ends soon as the high school commencement is scheduled for Friday May 25 with nine graduates nine students include Ellison Gaines and John Ty Raby among the boys and Leona RK Hoover Beula E Stephens Cozita EB Christy H Alice Mooney Rosa Morgan Opal Day and Sue V. Rieger among the girls.
Norwood residents enjoyed spring weather with many visiting from Hartville Spring Hill and Springfield Rev G O VanNoy preached an Easter sermon in Nevada while Rev G Chadwell spoke at Green Mountain and a Norwood Baptist service is planned with Miss Gates of Springfield. Several residents including Chas H Jackson Dan Cottengia Orin Jackson and Paul McAllister were in Norwood this week with other stops in Hartville Mansfield Rolla and Click Sack Ark and California bound Elrod departed for California last Sunday.
Miss Lenora Severn daughter of Mr and Mrs Harry E Sovtero of Albion Michigan and Neahi C Smith son of Mr and Mrs Presley Smith of Mansfield Missouri were united in marriage Friday at 1 46 pm at the Methodist parsonage in Marshall Michigan Dr Mr Callen officiating They were accompanied by F G Hughes and Robert Metrite The couple will reside in Mansfield for their future home Congratulations were extended by many friends.
Jobo N. Roy, back from active service in France, shared his war experiences at the Nugget Theatre last night. Saturday night attendance included Amo Miller and Misses Gladys Fuson Leona and Maude Reynolds who received Iron tickets at the Nugget. Sam Draper W C Duckworth Mrs O Coday and Miss Lula Carter were present.
An advertisement highlights a skin treatment promising relief for blackheads eczema and rough skin. It touts a trial bottle available at the drug store and credits Private M HW Dennis Co A 110 Engineers AB FP. The mirror thanks readers for a small French coin and a Stars and Stripes copy.
N J Craig has capital to loan on good improved farms in Wright and Douglas counties. Local investors aware of his funds and ready to finance productive parcels.
An advertisement promotes Laxcarin tablets for constipation and related stomach and bowel issues in children and adults. It claims quick relief, broad uses, and a six-box course for five dollars with individual boxes priced at one dollar. Purchases via money order or cash from Laxcarin Products Co. Pittsburgh.
An editorial urges readers to donate to Liberty and Victory loans as a measure of gratitude for victory. It frames the war effort as a shared sacrifice, noting millions of families avoid casualty reports while supporting wartime production. The piece emphasizes paying for war supplies, returning soldiers, and postwar economic readjustment with billions in dollars.
An afterwar era notice invites customers to buy home items such as stitching, beading, embroidery, button work and crafts, plus beads, braids, linens, art pieces, cut flowers and stamps. It promotes a spring catalog and urges orders by mail with wartime postal guidance and delivery timing.
The county board of equalization met at Hartville Monday for a two weeks session. Taxpayers attended en masse yesterday as values are being adjusted to be more equitable.
The article discusses how to tell your favorite tobacco by scent and taste, noting Tuxedo Tobacco as wholesome and delicious with chocolate flavoring. It explains that Burley and a hint of sininolike blend create a distinctive aroma, helping smokers distinguish it from others.
Local and long distance plane services referenced for Laura H. Hubble in St Louis and Springfield Mu with unspecified details.
Rural Carmiee examination announces opening for a rural mortuer in Mountain Grove to fill a vacancy, with applicants to be from Weight County and invited to apply by April 2, 1914. The notice covers eligibility, wartime restrictions, and application details while noting a medical dressing product advertisement at the end.
Rabbi Leon Harrison of Temple Israel, St Laws, urges continued support for the Victory Loan drive. He argues the war is not over until all American Expeditionary Forces sailors are brought home and the government meets its wartime debts. He stresses the need to fund postwar obligations and sustain national morale.
A fractured wartime style dialogue questions morality and votes in sport and life. It cites Billy Sunday and hinges on themes of grit duty and restraint amid harsh rhetoric. The speaker laments public passion while urging humane conduct and restraint in a broader social contest.
A regional recruitment note highlights a farm protection scheme with offices in St. Louis Chicago and Kansas City. It touts a large farm agency, promises earnings from 20 to 100 yearly, and seeks local Missouri representatives to advertise farms for sale while promising confidentiality and capital support. The text requests age and property ownership details from applicants and emphasizes secrecy of communications.
A critical look at Liberty Bond advertising and brokers who push trading or selling bonds. Warns that brokers incur heavy costs for ads and offices and may entice holders to part with bonds. Encourages individuals to hold Liberty Bonds for future value rather than trade away.
Economic hog raising tip promoting weekly THOMAS HOG POWDER doses as a tonic and conditioner to improve digestion and growth on reduced feed. Sold by Nercross, advertising claims lack verifiable details.
Save dollars this year by keeping stock in wood condition. Thomas Stock Remedy will help you save collars by keeping all your stock in perfect health at little cash. A printine tonic, Warn ex peller and cooditinner. We sell it LH. M Norcross-ady.
Farm loan offer from Geo. Preeman advertising the lowest prevailing rates with quick action and no delays.
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