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Newspaper
Mansfield Mirror
Location
Mansfield, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Apr 28, 1921
Page
3
The Norwood Missouri Hotel lists newly furnished rooms and solicits patronage with supper served before the Frisco train No 104. Ethel Findley visits sister Mrs Oscar Moody while local residents including the Moody, Brazeal, Kirks, Bindley, and Avery families attend services and dine together at Pleasant Ridge.
Sunset Hill reports windy weather and illness of Walter Stout while visitors and family members gather. Notable attendees include Roy Buckels, Sam White family, James Fry, and Dock Mindley with Guy. Mrs W Stone and daughter left for Springfield after visiting three weeks. Several Fry relations and Myrtle Shores among attendees. Joshua Frye visited with Lester Owens.
A Springfield reader testimonial touts Dean's Kidney Pills as a remedy for back pain headaches dizziness and urinary weakness caused by disordered kidneys. Mrs Jos Horner describes rapid relief after using the product and urges others to try the same. Adv notice lists price and maker Foster Milburn Co Buffalo N Y.
Mr Dewhurst and a family visited the ER. O Dickman reports a Sunday in Monroe Norcross with wife and daughter Marie who brought lunch to Mr Perry where Mrs Perry suffers heart trouble and lung hemorrhage. Norcross lingered near, G W Miller spent Sunday at G W Brent while Brent and the Thomases attended church and brought lunch to the orchard at Coker and visited Harrisons in the afternoon.
A basket dinner and all day services are planned at Pleasant Ridge on the fourth Sunday in May. Everyone is invited to bring well filled baskets and join the communion day celebration for a time of fellowship and good cheer.
A heavy rain fell Thursday afternoon and night on Route 2. G. J. Haswell the Rawleigh man was in the area last week selling goods. Mrs. H. M. Baker and son John Henry visited Tom Bell Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Gann went to Hale farm, and Sunday visits occurred at W. G. Letsinger's where Mrs. Letsinger remains ill. Mrs. C. H. Frye and her little son were Norwood visitors Saturday night and Sunday, visiting Julius Turgan and family.
The notice warns buyers to look for Bayer on the package or tablets to ensure genuine Aspirin prescribed for twenty one years. It promotes use for colds headaches neuralgia rheumatism toothache and pain. It notes Bayer tablets come in twelve count tins and larger packages are sold by druggists.
Dodson's Liver Tone sold as a pleasant remedy claimed to regulate liver stomach and bowels better than calomel with a money back guarantee. The note also records local personal notices about O Dickman moving to Kansas on Tuesday with George Dewhurst and others, plus various visits and family dinners.
Samuel L. Dennis spent Saturday night and Sunday at Hia Owens. Uncle Joe Gray called at J. Ivy's Sunday evening. Deatrice Rufus and Ova McIn tosh and Thrusie Findley were at W. Johnsons Sunday evening. Mrs. Jones is on the sick list. Sleep ing Beauty.
Pleasant Ridge drew warmth to a Sunday with Rev. J. D. Avery preaching. Oscar Moody and family attended, adding a family note to a quiet community gathering.
Parker Farms of Moultrie Ga reports strong tomato plant sales from open field stock with a target to ship twenty million plants this year. Varieties listed include Acme Dwarf Champion Barlianna Greater Baltimore June Pink Livingston's Globe New Stone Redfield Beauty Red Rock Ponderosa. Delivered car ton prices range 100-600 200-1.00 500-1.75 1000-2.60. Express rates start 1000 at 200 and 10,000 plus at 1.50 per 1000.
Prairie Hollow Sunday school members spent a pleasant evening at Marion Let singer's Sunday. Ernest and Clarence Crider visited Norman Stout Sunday. Harley Stout visited J. E. Stout from Saturday to Sunday evening. Other visitors included Wesley Stout and family, Mrs. Win Crippin, Mr. Moutray, Aaron Morgan and family, Mrs. Lynda Morgan, Miss Wsse Crider who called on Mrs. Brentlinger during the week.
Mrs. Fred Arter of Zanesville Ohio writes that Chamberlain's Cough Remedy is frequently praised by friends and acquaintances which strengthens her good opinion of it. Try it for a cough or cold and see its excellence.
P S Williams returned from Springfield Saturday night. John Roy was at Ernie Roys Saturday night. Mrs Paul Williams and three little sons were at Seph Letsingers one day last week.
The ladies of the Baptist Aid Society will serve a chicken dinner on April 30 at the old Opera Hall. A bazaar will also be held, and everyone is invited to attend.
A Texas Wonder advertisement touts a kidney and bladder tonic for gravel rheumatism and irregularities of the kidneys and bladder. Sold by druggists for $1 25 with sworn testimonials from Dr BE W Hall of St Louis Missouri and mailed orders offered.
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