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Newspaper
Mansfield Mirror
Location
Mansfield, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1922
Page
4
Local items list visits by Fred Grover Ernie Goss and Jewelery at Fuscon Drug Co. Mrs. Dewhirst and Miss Hoover visit, Christmas shoppers, church events, Masons and Eastern Star officers, court activity, and a hospitalization causing travel. Numerous mentions of Cedar Gap Mansfield Hartville Ava and Springfield figures, plus sale ads and revival reports.
The card lists a series of religious items led by Lorenda Cantrell including John 12.17 27 and John 11 27, with references to Myrtle Williams, Jessie Hoover, and other participants. Monthly reports of last month and roll call responses are noted along with Apostles Creed reflections.
A local B Y P U meeting featured Merl Vale as leader with prayer by Brown and Lio. Joe Paul led the Bible quiz while Genevieve read scriptures. Prayers focused on the preacher Ist Josie Seal Ruth Coday Nellie Raby Nora Williams and Bart Vole Ina Bell Turner. Concluding words included The Lord of peace Himself give you peace.
Advert reads Liquid Barurzone as antiseptic and healing with prices 80c 60c and 1.20 sold by dealers. A meteoric flash at 7:30 Tuesday owht and a descent near Conway was heard across towns. T B Houldin of Norwood reported observing the phenomenon across the state.
Advertises White's Cream Vermi ture as a remedy for children with ravenous appetite at times and no appetite at others. Claims to clear worms and lists a price of 85 cents. Markets through dealers.
Notice states all dividends for 1920 and 1921 not claimed by December 30 will be null and void and turned into sink jug fund. Issued by Mansfield Farmers Exchange by order of the board.
An old style pitch claims a topical remedy plus blood health benefits to cure eczema and itchy skin. It touts dramatic skin and blood improvements, urges readers to buy herb based treatments, and cites bogus testimonials to boost credibility. The ad promotes pricing and store availability.
Several High School students have been absent the last few days on account of sickness.
A brief note extols minimal baking powder use for quality baking and advocates tartar derived from grapes as pure and tasteless, promising no alum and no bitter aftertaste in the final product.
The senior history class reports lively activity before Thanksgiving break. Grades hosted a program to which high school students expressed gratitude for the invitation. Multiple grades show progress in arithmetic, language, and spelling. Absent due to illness are several students. one death in the community is noted and a Red Cross stamps sale contest offers a holiday reward. A kidney remedy advertisement appears amid school notes. Roy Norcross died in Springfield, per Friday morning news.
No hunting or trespassing is allowed on properties of listed individuals including M Harlow E A Starck BF Weit J B Wismer W C Shafer C A Edwards Johnson W O Williams Chas Myers A J Wilder Mrs C A Darnell C B Harrison S E Spence Roger L Williams Gov Dewhirst John W Breotlinger Mrs Neva Baker J E Greenwood and son W M Hungways W Rowley W T Adell Geo Benjamin Names added to this list for 25cts the season.
Statistics claim two rats per person in the United States with rat costs of $200 or more yearly to feed. The notice promotes NOMO RATS CARE as a solution that kills rats and removes odor, offered by Fuson Drug Co and partners with price points 35c bic and $125 sizes.
Mrs Ella L Button of Kirkville New York writes that Chamberlains Tablets have done her a world of good and that she has recommended them to friends who praise them highly When troubled with indigestion or constipation give them a trial and see the excellent medicine for yourself
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