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Newspaper
Mansfield Mirror
Location
Mansfield, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Aug 21, 1919
Page
2
An implausible ad fragment claims a $1000 total with all funds staying in the county. It accuses a provider of taking money to other states and not returning much to Wright County. Contact details imply a warning call to Barton Lee in Mountain Grove, Missouri.
An advertisement warns against calomel causing sickness and salivation. It touts Dodson's Liver Tone as a safe, vegetable remedy that cleanses the liver without side effects and can be used for biliousness, constipation, and fatigue. The claim highlights its gentle action and harmless nature for children.
Women suffer aches back and kidney pains and must persevere through daily tasks. Mrs. T. J. Green of Mountain Grove Missouri reports relief from backache and dizziness after using Doan's Kidney Pills. Price 60 cents at dealers. booster note from Foster Milburn Co New York.
Religious notices list preaching at Methodist churches on fourth Sunday at Pea Ridge and third Sunday at Odin led by Rev T J Gideon and Rev J E Seal. New Hope services every first Sunday and third Saturday and Sunday. Sunday school at 10 a.m. with FEF A Rippee superintendent and T Dixon secretary. Local greetings and visiting notes recount residents and relatives visiting in Mansfield and Norwood areas, with various names cited.
A Tuesday evening gathering at the Sturgeon home includes Prairie Hollow and Gates families with Edwin, Ethel Robertson, Mary and Alma Towe, Bishop Babb, and Claud Towe. Other notes mention visits, a silo being built, church attendance, and local fruit growing trends.
W A Black visited Springfield on Friday, drawing attention from local residents and sparking talk about upcoming events in the area.
An old style advertisement urges keeping OZONOL antiseptic first aid ointment at home for burns cuts burns sunburn insect bites and throat ailments. It claims high purity chemicals and essential oils and promotes its use for many inflamed conditions and general home care.
J C Turner is described as being in Springfield during a lash week. The note records an eventful period with Turner’s presence noted in the city. No further names or organizations are provided.
The ad promotes Chiatberhin's Tablets to cure bilious attacks by improving liver function and relieving constipation. It claims the tablets will clear the stomach, stop nausea, vomiting, and headaches, and restore health, priced at a quarter.
Public health style notice urging vigilance over blood health and urging purchase of S. S. S. as a revitalizing remedy. Claims blood purification wards off disease and offers free medical advice from the Swift Specific Co. in Atlanta.
A fragment notes uncertain feelings about losing direction and inviting new subscribers amid a desert storm. It hints at addressing long-time readers while signaling anticipated changes or events on the horizon. The text is indirect and notes a call to attention.
A forecast indicates generally fair weather with normal temperatures. No precipitation expected and conditions remain tranquil across the region as a stable high pressure dominates. Residents can expect light winds and comfortable daytime highs through the period.
An old advertisement touts B. A. Thomas' Slog Powder as a weekly tonic and conditioner. It allegedly helps the user digest and assimilate food and acts as an expert worm remedy, attributed to H. M. Norcross.
Miss Mabel Hoover visited near Seymour last week. In every home where binby ran there should be a bottle of McGEE'S BABY ELIXIR. It may be needed to correct sour stomach wind colic diarrhoea or sulmer complaint. It is wholesome remedy contain a no opiates morphine or injurious drug of any kind. Sold by all druggists.
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