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Newspaper
Mansfield Mirror
Location
Mansfield, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Dec 04, 1919
Page
2
A vintage advertisement promotes Hall's Catarrh Medicine with a one hundred dollar reward for incurable cases. It claims the cure works by cleansing the blood and mucous surfaces, promising quick health improvements after starting use. Testimonials are offered and the product is sold by druggists nationwide.
In Wright County Missouri 1919 order for sale of deceased Andrew J Stout estate real property to pay debts. Southwest quarter of NW quarter section 23 and northeast quarter of SE quarter section 22 with ten acre strip to Wilder, township 28 range 15. Heirs J E Stout and J W Stout to be served 10 days prior. four weeks publication in county newspaper before next term February.
The bazaar and dinner for the Ladies Aid Society of the Christian church drew strong support despite heavy weather, with receipts exceeding $72. An advertisement touts HERBINE as a stomach aid, claiming it cleanses the stomach, liver and bowels. Other notices mention stock remedies and livestock feed concerns from local advertisers.
An old newspaper ad column features claims for Down's Kidney Pills to treat back and kidney pains with testimonials from Hamilton Mawhiney of Lebanon Missouri. Also promotes Ballarys Snow Liniment for lame backs and mentions Eldwen F Stanton en route to a Marshall poultry show where he is superintendent.
In this Norwood area roundup many residents are cited: Emery Stith returns home after a visit with his brother John. Homer Akern reports service in World War I with battles in France. Earl Lewis visits his parents and notes a good job at Newton railway shops. William Broadus heads to Appleton City for the winter. farmers are switching hands around Norwood with Dr. Martin's sale to Alva Filler. William Bearee travels to Columbus to see a ill mother. J P Snyder and wife toured Douglas County. John Smith’s sons and brother hunted Friday night, five high possum noted. J O Wilson and Miss Hattle Hireaks wed at Macomb. Edgar Cruzan visiting from Kansas City for Thanksgiving. John Koontz and son travel to Norwood. J P Smythe and Smith Jenkins wheat farming. Alva Fike buys a new honey. John Smith considering selling 40 acres near H Holt. H J Schofield sells 40 acres south of Norwood. Lawrence Gregory has work done on his horse. Win Hatfield feeds hogs for market. Don Glenn reportedly buys a lot in Crestin Kangas.
Considerable conch work was done in this neighborhood last week. Eva Todd's have departed for Douglad county to spend the winter. Elmer Rushing and wife are proud parents of a 10 lb boy named Gayford. P. J. Wells plans a notable improvement and friends wish for a speedy recovery. John Bacon and wife hosted a successful charivar at the old Hall farm on Friday night. George Blankenship returns from Arkansas and purchased the Bender farm from J. R. Deckard, moving there. C. C. Brough abandoned Oklahoma plans and bought Prock farm near Midway. Joe Rushing, wife, and Miss Millie Rushing, who left for Denison, Texas, are pleased with their new home. Chas Brazeal and wife visited Geo Mackey's weekend. Andy Todd's vacated Rutherford farm and moved in with their son Drew. Jason Box bought Rutherford farm and will occupy it soon.
Reports of Robert Fry spending Saturday night with Herbert Fry for opossum hunting. James Atkinson in Hartville. Jock Brazeal stayed with father Jas Brazeal. Sam Fry and son Henry went to Norwood Thursday. Alvin and May Long supped at Joe Fry's and attended singing at Ashley's Sunday night. Minnie Rich visiting Wade Bogart. Ruby Deckart and Gertie Stout hosted relatives Saturday and Sunday. J E Stout moved engine to Douglas county and sawing lumber. A revival at Pleasant Hill. Aunt Eliza Pryor very poorly. C A Witeralft visiting Kansas.
A vintage medical advertisement touts Texas Wonder as a remedy for kidney and bladder troubles including gravel diabetes and rheumatism. It claims mail delivery for $1.26 with two months of treatment per bottle and offers testimonials from Dr. EB W. Hall of St. Louis. Sold by Artiggiota nationwide.
Nonsensical OCR hinting at haywire health ad urging readers to treat catarrh with a tonic. Mentions Bertha Toung and Joe Dallett in Claremore, and a dubious health objective amid stray phrases.
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