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Newspaper
Mansfield Mirror
Location
Mansfield, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Aug 28, 1919
Page
2
An old advertisement touts Dodson's Liver Tone as a safe alternative to calomel for liver cleansing. It claims the product cures biliousness and constipation without causing sickness, griping, or salivation, and even suits children. The copy urges readers to return to the store if not satisfied.
Burney Glass of Ave was seen in town last week, a brief local sighting noted by residents.
Houston citizen A B Oxendine recalls two years of severe backache and kidney weakness. He describes sharp pains, vision issues, and brick dust in urine before using Doan’s Kidney Pills, which relieved symptoms. Buy from dealers. Foster Milburn Co. Buffalo, N Y endorses the same remedy.
At the Wright County Sunday School Association convention held in Mountain Grove last week officers were elected: President J R Deckard Mansfield Vice President Rev J W Lari more Mountain Grove Secretary Treasurer Mrs Emma Martin Macomb Division Superintendents Children Mrs T B Ritzing er Mansfield Young People Mrs Charles Carpenter Mountain Grove Adult Mr Bradford Mountain Grove Administration Mrs R C Rose Mountain Grove. Resolutions mourn the death of Rosa Russell who died November 24, 1918 and served as president. Sympathy extended to her daughter Valta and Pleasant Grove Baptist Church. copies to Miss Vatta Russell and local papers. minutes to reflect resolutions.
Route Number 2 Mr Edwards and wife along with Charles and Sam Litsinger spent Monday with Harley Stout's. The Brent linger entourage hosted Edith Jarbo and Dozier to see Bellurne Baker. Barlow and wife visited J W Brent linger. Chester Snyder visited Ogden Riley Sunday and heads to Springfield College this week. Harry Thomas and wife spent Sunday night at George Shores. Alice Tombleson and Joe Letsinger joined Wm Letsinger for supper Thursday. Joe Letsinger's returned home after days with relatives. Charles Davis and Jack Riley reported squir rel record, 18 in two hours. Jack Brazeal's visited Thursday night, robbed the bees, and plan to move back to Mansfield.
H. Shelton of Hartville was in town this week, seen by locals strolling downtown and meeting residents during a brief visit.
An overland trip or afternoon swim can ruin a day with sunburn. Ozonol relieves pain quickly and protects skin when applied to the face and exposed parts. Dust talcum over it for best protection. Keeps skin soft and healthy. Available at drug stores for 2½ to 5 cents adv.
The notice claims children show pale sickly appearance nose gripes sleep teeth grinding as worm signs and promotes White's Cream Vermifuge as a remedy. It promises worm clearance and restored health and cheerfulness with sales by all dealers.
M. A. Freeman has returned from a trip to St. Louis, resuming duties and reporting favorable progress from the visit.
A historical advert promotes Hall's Catarrh Medicine as the only cure for catarrhal deafness caused by inflammation of the Eustachian tube. It offers one hundred dollars for any case not cured, promises circulars free, and lists stores and makers in Toledo, Ohio.
J W Brazeal Hugh Williams Ezra Dennis J G Hight T F Lenhart M K Stephens and W A Black attended the I O C F meeting at Norwood Friday night and assisted in conferring degrees.
An old appeal describes rheumatism as caused by blood germs and promotes S. S. S. as a remedy. Readers are urged to write to the Swill Specific Co. in Atlanta, Georgia for advice and treatment specifics.
Mrs G Gdoward returned from a teachers meeting and a trip to Reed Grove Kentucky after a board convention at Slartville. She visited her mother for a week, with Mrs C A Durnell.
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