Kezema Cure Promises Skin Tone Improvement
An old ad claims Saal Kezema Prescription provides a perfect complexion and cures skin spots. It touts the product as a safe skin tonic and urges readers to obtain it at the local drug store.
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Newspaper
Mansfield Mirror
Location
Mansfield, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 1917
Page
5
An old ad claims Saal Kezema Prescription provides a perfect complexion and cures skin spots. It touts the product as a safe skin tonic and urges readers to obtain it at the local drug store.
The article lists students by grade and names visiting Mrs B Dennis and others, notes a reading and poetry event, and mentions student officers and a Wednesday program. It highlights Miss Sullivan’s class and a Light deal visit, with expectations for future visitors and activities.
Fragments describe a milling company promoting reliability and support for weekly market tasks. Mentions a square doak and inquiries about checking within a tour after delivery. Nonsensical OCR passes render specifics unclear but indicate business pitch style.
Flint Hollow lists a busy week with a rain morning and a community notice. Mentions include Webb City events, Mrs LL M Thawilien, and Thom as well as a travelogue and visits by local residents Heeschel Napie Roy Bown Burl Asher Mes Bryant and Slo Late.
A damaged OCR notice advertises Whopte Sheam Vermipage priced at 24 per bottle. It claims to cure sickly children by destroying worms and strengthening the stomach and bowels. The ad lists Paosou Drug Co as the seller.
Last week included ties and various local movements. Robertson made a trip to Mountain Canoe. Worden returned near OG Noand. Arey Maniley came back from Tuckbe hist. Pindley spoke of events at Mansticd Wee sda. Yorcross moved from Gray farm to Davia Pharp. Doyle stayed with Woodyard hauling. McAllister family returned from Joplip after a short visit.
Norwood updates show Mrs Mattie Cottengim sent to Springfield for treatment. Dr Van Noy, R A Ryan attended Southern Medical Association in Springfield. Mrs LaRue of Lachde county visiting. A L Brewer on sick list. J S Elrod of Macomb visited. Jane Shores returned from Houston and plans to move to Disney Iowa. Mrs Bert Purd died last Wednesday at 3 am. funeral from residence and burial at Thomas Cemetery. Widespread visits, births, and local business updates. a fatal wound near Farner's Produce store and several greetings across nearby towns. The community gathers for church, court, and family events.
Children take Ballad's Horhound Syrup willingly because it tastes nice. It is advertised as a cure for coughs hoarseness and bronchitis, claiming to be a good medicine that is easy to take. Price 25 50c and 1.00 per bottle sold by Fuson Drug Co.
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