Camp Meeting at Macomb Sunday Night
A camp meeting is planned at Macomb with a Sunday night gathering. The text notes singing every Wednesday night as part of the event schedule.
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Newspaper
Mansfield Mirror
Location
Mansfield, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Aug 31, 1922
Page
3
A camp meeting is planned at Macomb with a Sunday night gathering. The text notes singing every Wednesday night as part of the event schedule.
An advertisement claims catarrhal deafness cannot be cured by local applications and must be treated constitutionally. It explains inflammation of the Eustachian Tube as the cause and offers Hall's Catarrh Medicine as a systemic remedy with a $100 reward for uncured cases, circulars free, Adv, All Druggists, 75 cents.
Wright County Agriculture and Stock Show of Manstiels, W A Black secretary, September 27 Springfield Greene County Ozark Stock Show H R Nelson manager October 27 Seymour Webster county Pair and stock show Frank J Davis secretary September 7th Sth and 9th Norwood Fair and streetshow J C Househoulder secretary September 21st 22nd 28rd
A 19th century style warning stresses to seek Bayer on the package to ensure authentic medicine. It mentions aspirin trade mark Bayer Manufacture of Monoacetic acid ester of Salicylic acid and lists box sizes and affordable prices. The note lists uses including headaches toothaches and rheumatic pains and warns against counterfeit tablets.
Ozark Breeze notes a busy Macomb camp meeting with many attending and hopes for salvation. Families J E Lanham and children Elsie and Paris complete a 120 foot well at the Macomb canning factory. Peaches packing and social visits spread through the weekend with multiple Frye, Bogart, and Frye relatives referenced during the camp.
Travelers Inn Norwood Missouri advertises newly furnished rooms and welcoming patrons. Special attention to commercial trade and supper service before arrival of Frisco passenger train No 104. W O Bean proprietor.
Last week's items note a well attended Wednesday night singing led by Miss Emma Compton of Leavenworth Kansas. The text lists numerous local visitors including Miss Anna Gutschke, Miss Neva Marley, Mrs Otis Coday, and many Oetting family members visiting neighbors and attending meetings at Ashley and No 4 schoolhouse. Several social calls are recorded among residents such as Emma Compton visiting Elsie Oetting and Julia Davia calling on Amelia Oetting, with others attending from Mountain Grove and Leonard Adamson areas.
Beaver Creek reports Sunday visits from Hugh Jones wife and daughter Vivian and Jake Ivy and family at Haden Coday home. Mrs W H Henslee stayed Sunday night at Harve Henslees. Families of Gus Henslee Elihu Moody attended Macomb camp meeting. Ruth Lamb stayed with Ruth Skinner. Tom Keys hosted a birthday dinner with many attendees. Elhn Moody family joined Pleasant Hill Singing. Juanita Henslee visited Bessie Campbell. Susie Edwards visited Gladys and Opal Coday.
Advertises McGee's Baby Elixir as a pure harmless remedy for wind colic and summer complaints in babies. Claims effectiveness with prices 85c and 60c, sold by all dealers. Includes old fashioned wording and broad accessibility.
Public auction at residence in Bryant Missouri on Wednesday September 6 1922 starting 10:00 a.m. listing cattle heifer calves sow farm implements buggy harness fencing truck and household goods including sewing machine stove bedstead clock and more. Terms require cash on small sums and bankable notes with 8 percent interest for amounts over ten dollars and no removal of goods before terms fulfilled.
Manafield residents read a testimonial from W A Marr of Cabool Missouri praising Doan's Kidney Pills for curing a severe kidney and back pain. The ad notes the product costs 60 cents at dealers and urges asking for Doan's Kidney Pills specifically, from Fogster Milburn Co Buffalo NY.
Omaha welcomes the 89th Division for its second annual reunion September 20 22 with a lively program of entertainments to honor veterans. Fare and one half round trip rates are offered on all railroads for attendees.
Mrs. Mahala Burns of Savanna Missouri recounts a long musty tale of a quick and positive cure for bowel troubles using Chamberlains Colic and Diarrhoea Remedy. She recalls a flux episode nine years ago and another attack years later cured by a few doses and she has recommended it to dozens.
Auctioneer Col J R McIntosh advertises a public sale at Cold Springs Missouri on Thursday September 7 1922 starting 10 a m. Described property includes six cows with calves four yearlings a mare wagon farm tools household goods and a Delaval cream separator among others. Terms: cash for sums 500 and under and notes with 8 percent interest for larger sums and 6 percent discount on amounts over 500. No goods removed until terms met. M Anderson clerk.
An all day singing event to be held at the old books in Mountain Grove Missouri on the second Sunday in September. Dinner on the ground at Saint Church one block south of the depot. Leaders are Paris Odle and J W Brazeal.
J OC Carter Garage advertises buy Automobile Tube Patches and receive a free number for a chance to win a brand new Ford car. The offer combines patch sales with a sweepstakes, urging customers to visit the shop to participate.
An old ad copy discusses appetite and digestion praising Chamberlain's Tab for improving digestion aiding healthy appetite and gentle bowel movement. It frames digestion as key to relishing food and uses promotional tone.
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