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Newspaper
Mansfield Mirror
Location
Mansfield, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Dec 04, 1913
Page
3
A Montpelier Vermont reader reports chronic constipation led to weakness and near unconsciousness until Dr Miles Laxative Tablets provided relief. The ad promotes keeping bowels clean, claims effectiveness, a 25 cent box with 25 doses, and money-back satisfaction from Miles Medical Co.
Jesse Newton returns home reportedly choosing home life over travel as Thanksgiving memories unfold. Mansfield visitors include Mrs. W H Anderson and two children, Miss Anna Taylor, Miss Jessie Brasher, and Mrs. Shanes. Local activity features a phonograph night at Mr Paris, rain delaying Odin freight, and a bridal return from honeymoon. A new baby arrives to Silas Brentlinger and wife at Uryant, while Ernest Ray improves on crutch. Reports of leg fracture recovery for Mrs Rippee.
An old advertisement touts the Texas Wonder remedy curing kidney and bladder issues in men and women, with bladder regulation for children. It claims a two month treatment from one bottle and offers mail delivery for $1.00. Dr. E W Hall of St Louis is referenced as the seller with druggists carrying the product.
Mr Peoples and wife were in Mansfield Saturday. Harley Stout and wife dined with Mrs Tefteller Thanksgiving. Daniel Brentlinger's of Pea Ridge ate Thanksgiving dinner with their daughter Mrs Henry Newton and family. Lester Stone, former drayman, back on the streets with his team. Mrs Wallace injured by a fall recovering slowly. James Brewers visited his parents near Prairie Hollow Saturday night and Sunday. Mrs Hale and family visited the Mrs Findleys in Macomb Monday and Tuesday. Frank Cook went out of the neighborhood Sunday afternoon. Maud Richardson arrived in Mansfield Monday from Kansas to visit her parents Dinah.
Danger of excess drink leads to health loss, jail, and ruin. The Neal Institute in Springfield, Missouri offers treatment to remove cravings without injections, restoring sobriety. Phone 1466 for admission to the Neal Institute at 1920 N. Main St.
Special correspondent John Eldridge and L B Johnson visit George Tripp, Sun Will Tarborton, and A L Miller. Tripp moves barn nearer road, James Brewer plans a new barn. Eldridge spends Thursday with Mr Hall and wife, sings at No 5 on the first Sunday evening.
A notice announces a meeting of Farmers Mutual Fire Insurance Company members at City Hall in Mountain Grove Missouri on Saturday December 6 1915 at 1 pm. The agenda includes a report from the retiring secretary and future plans. Advertiser Horace Paul inspector for Western Tie Timber Co is noted with a fractured knee and hopes for a quick recovery.
D K Boydston and family along with C L Beach and family W A Black and family and Miss Brooks shared a fine Thanksgiving dinner at the J E Seymour residence.
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