A Homemaker of the Ozarks Builds a Farm and Home
Mrs. C. A. Darnell of Mansfield Missouri transformed a worn Ozark farm into a productive home. From clearing 23 acres to fencing repairing, she and daughter built a five room house and raised crops including oats wheat alfalfa and fruit. They improved the orchard planted berries and expanded a thriving garden. Intervening years brought learning via farm papers and the state university.
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C. A. Darnell
Mansfield
Ozarks
Darnell
St. Louis
Ozark Hills
State University
Batir
Milo
Darnell Builds Beautiful Farm Home with Plymouth Flock
Mrs. Darnell tends a bright Rhode Island Red poultry flock chosen for early laying and color. She uses poultry waste for garden and meadow, preserves old furniture, and designed a chimney and fireplace herself. The rise-of-ground house overlooks spring and sink hole, with a farmland future she considers permanent and profitable.
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Rhode Island
Dyspepsia Sufferer Praises Thedford's Black Draught
Mrs. Riley Laramore of Goodwater Missouri describes long term relief from heartburn and dyspepsia after using Thedford's Black Draught in small nightly doses. She reports complete symptom relief after a short period and urges others to try the remedy. The ad notes the product cleanses the system aids digestion regulates bowels and stimulates the liver at a price of 25 cents.
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Goodwater
Thedford
Bottie
James F. Ballard
Farm family finds joy and value in steady toil
Mrs Darnell and her husband transformed their farm with steady effort and resilient spirit. She kept a motto to “Just do your best and leave the rest,” embracing hard work without worry. She regrets not moving to the farm earlier to raise children amid fresh air, sunshine, and wholesome outdoor life.
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Missouri Ruralist
Remarkable Cure of Dysentery by Chamberlain's Remedy
A patient afflicted with dysentery since mid July describes failing health and weight loss from 145 to 125 pounds. After two months he was advised to take Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy, used two bottles, and gained permanent relief. Advertisement notes availability from all dealers.
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Chamberlain
W. Hill
Snow Hill
N.C
Why I Go to Church on Rainy Sabbaths
A concise exhortation urging faithful church attendance despite rain or heat. The speaker argues that the Lord’s day is blessed, the minister must be present, and staying home harms prayer, sermons, and the example set for others while testing the strength of one’s faith.
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Christ
A.L. Babb
Davis
J. BE. Seal
J.P. Mingus
J. P. Mingus
Gi. Chadwell
DP. Ellis
L. L. Nichols
J. W. Roberts
Fy Ellis
JE. Seal
A. H. Tawkins
G.chadwell
Felis
J. M. England
A. 1
Nanking
Sermon Notes on Sundays and Spiritual Readiness
The author reflects on sticking to church Sundays and avoiding worldly compromise. Observes that excuses fail before God and that two or three gathered in his name bring Christ among them. Warns that avoiding church indicates spiritual decay and stresses self denial over external measures. Frances St. DAveRGatL
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Christ
Peter
Heaven
Frances St. Davergatl
Constipation Adverts Dr Kings New Life Pills
An old newspaper ad urges readers not to become constipated and claims sickness results from backed up waste. It promotes Dr King’s New Life Pills as a safe guard against illness and advises taking one dose tonight for 25 cents at the druggist.
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Dr. King
City Marshal Roe Strong Visits Springfield on Business
City Marshal Roe Strong was in Springfield on business. Dewey of Mountain Grove was here last week.
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Roe Strong
Springfield
Dewey
Mountain Grove
Sharp trapshooting feat marks Stevens nine-year run
Roselle Park N J reports H H Stevens has a nine year career at the traps with an official schedule showing he can stand back of a shotgun and point with enough accuracy to break ninety percent plus of 175000 day targets, a record worthy of note.
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Roselle Park
N. J
H. H. Stevens
Pocket Cash Register Promotion and Local Notes
Pocket cash register ad promises a simple add and subtract device worn as a watch fob. Nitkouines Mra. Co offers one for 60 cents via Mail. Missouri residents may request free disease prevention information from the University of Missouri School of Medicine. S. S. Bertram, former Cottage Hotel landlord, moved to Springfield and sends $1 subscription thanks.
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Nitkouines Mra. Co
Title Guaranty Ltdy
St. Louis
State of Missouri
School of Medicine
University of Missouri, Columbia
S. Bertram
Portland
Springfield
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Migsourt Ruralist
Oldland
Darnell Farm
The
A. J. Wilder
Mansfield, Mo
Home Department
Price de Per Boule
dJames F.gallard
Louis,Mo
Boano Arconne Nown
Fuson’s Drug Store
Lady In Goodwater
Mr. Darnell
Antioch Baptist Church
J. 8. Kennener
A.M
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A. L. Babb
All
Kennemer
Superinteni Ceerit
D. F P. Ellis
J. W. Hoberts
Herbine Aan
Pete A
ST. Laws, Mo
Fuson's Drug Store
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