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Newspaper
Mansfield Mirror
Location
Mansfield, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1921
Page
3
A row of maxims warns about submitting clippings gifts and poetry to an editor. It urges practical help rather than empty filler crowding a church pew and urges sharing food before prayer urging honesty about personal travels to editors
A preacher confronts a newspaper man claiming editors hide the truth. The editor counters by saying the minister who always tells the whole truth about his members will not preach again. The scene ends with the editor returning to work as a bride’s dull reality is unveiled, while the minister leaves town.
Advert says take aspirin only as directed on each package and notes Bayer brand as safe for colds headaches neuralgia rheumatism earache toothache and other pains. Mentions small tin box of twelve tablets and larger packages. Clearest claim cites 21 years of physician guidance and safety by millions.
W Powell Hale announces a lyceum engagement with Tho January 12. A date for Hammond Entertainment Co will be supplied later.
Route Number 2 notes social visits and family gatherings. Mrs Harley Stout spent Thursday afternoon with her sister Mrs Dave Crider and family and helped tack a comforter. A yellow flag waves at Milton Fullingtons. Mrs Bullington ill with smallpox but recovering. Kal Deaver and family moved to his mother's place. Miss Goldie Drennen called at Co H Fryes. Hosea Stout and family visited Harley Stouts. Amos Roy and Ray Dennis dined with J W Brentlingers. C H Frye and wife with ER O Dickman. Mr and Mrs Dickman went to St Louis. Mrs Lottie Chance visited Lou Shinpaugh. Miss Jewell Sharp called on Miss Goldie Drennen.
Mrs A M Thomas called on Mrs Neva Baker and family Sunday evening. Mrs H L S Bolt and her husband traveled to Macomb Sunday morning to visit relatives. Uelfurne and Jooln Henry Baker were at Harry Thomas Saturday evening. Mrs HOM Baler called on Mrs G W Miller Saturday morning. JW Brentlinger is adding to his barn and doing repairs.
Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy is praised for soothing healing properties and pleasant taste. It is described as prompt and effective for colds croup and whooping cough and noted as free from opiates and other harmful drugs, making it a favorite among mothers of young children.
Cedar Gap reports fine weather and notes Rev CG H Novels filled the regular appointment on Saturday night and Sunday. Rev Dodson preached Sunday night. Sunday school progresses, singing praised by quartet. Some sickness in the community. Preaching twice a month on the second and fourth Saturdays, with Sundays involved. All invited to attend and participate in church work.
The family of Miss Vivan Johnson Alsou thanks Mansfield residents for kindness shown during the bereavement. They also thank the boys and girls for the beautiful flowers. Signed by Ray Johnson Vern Johnson Clara Cook Jenny Johnson.
A Mansfield resident, W. S. Smith, reports years of kidney pains worsened by carpentry work and heavy lifting. After using three boxes of Dean's Kidney Pills he regained function with little remaining trouble. Price 60c at all dealers. Foster Milburn Co. Buffalo N Y. Adv No 2.
The Missouri Sunday School Association held its fifty sixth annual convention at Third Baptist Church in Saint Louis on November 16. Attendance reached 2066 with diverse denominational representation led by Presbyterians and Baptists. Notable speakers included Dr Walter S Athern and Gov Arthur M Hyde. the pageant The Light of the World featured 150 participants. Officers for 1922 were reelected and staff listed. no mass convention next year due to the International Sunday School Association event in Kansas City in June 1922.
An old advertisement recommends Chamberlain's Tablets to insure healthy bowel action and correct liver disorders after supper. It promises a gentle movement with no unpleasant effects and relief from the dull feeling that often accompanies constipation.
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