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Newspaper
Mansfield Mirror
Location
Mansfield, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Dec 08, 1921
Page
3
Community notes from Flat Rock describe visits and calls among residents including Mrs Dr Moore Mrs Oear Ripper Mrs Sarah Gaskill and families like the Letsingers Turleys and Diapers. Local weather, smallpox concerns, strawberry mulching, road work by Willis Moody and his crew are also mentioned reflecting a village week.
The ad advises taking only Bayer Tablets of Aspirin as directed by physicians over 21 years, endorsing the Bayer Cross as a sign of safety. It cites uses for colds, headaches, neuralgia, rheumatism, earache, toothache, lumbago, and general pain. It notes inexpensive handy tins of twelve and larger pharmacist packages.
W Powell Hale slated for January 12 at the Lyceum. First fleet of the season to sail on a Saturday. Ralph Brentlinger visited Willow Springs Friday. Charles Mrye and family visited Ace Tarbutton Saturday. J W Brentlinger and daughter called at Edwards Sunday. Mrs Tow Dethridge washed for Neva Baker Monday. Lizzie Crider spent Sunday with Edwards grandparents. Belfame Baker vaccinated last week and suffers a sore arm. Chas Frye and son visited Geo Dewhirst. Harley Stout repairing his barn. Dorrell called on H M Thomas Sunday. J W Edwards’s wife burned two fingers with hot grease. Brentlinger has boils but improving. Mr and Mrs C H H Beye visited Roy Dennis Monday night. Mrs Harley Stout had a sick headache Wednesday.
Advertisement for Hubble's hemstitching pleating covered buttons and baby shop in St Louis Missouri. Offers mail orders filled promptly and catalog upon request. Includes prompt service and contact tone of early 20th century retailer.
Having some more rain looks aus though it is going to turn cold Calvin Coday and wife called on Roy Pagan and wife Friday. Seldon Frye spent Friday with Mrs W L Crippen. Samuel E Krye and Jahue rye helped Herbert Krye Bate Tuesday as Joe Kye was ill still. Alvin Long and wife spent Tuesday at Joe Fry's. Sunday visitors included J K Stout and wife and two daughters Gertie and Mildred John Fry Alvin Long and wife Ernie Crippen and Ovkel Long. Gertie Stout teaching at Tharp school boarding with Alvin Long and wife. Mr Andy Spence Herbert Pry and Miss Edna and Opal Rowland spent Sunday evening with Grive Richerson. Ernest Barnett also spent the evening there. Berta Johnson spending a few days at John Fry's while her school closes due to quarantine with smallpox.
Bryant Mr Shelly McCrit plans to move to his father s farm soon. Miss Jessie Reeve plans to return home from Rogersville where she has been at school. Miss Herb Shinpauyl of Mansfield visited friends in Bryant this week. Mr. Minors was injured by sand and lime while working. Mrs. Albert Brentlinger is much better this week.
Chamberlain s Cough Remedy is praised for soothing healing properties and pleasant taste. It is favored by mothers of young children for colds croup and whooping cough because it provides quick relief and contains no opium or other harmful drugs.
Mansfield resident W. S. Smith testifies to relief from kidney pains after using three boxes of Doan's Kidney Pills. He describes years of trouble from heavy labor, swelling in feet and hands, and back soreness, stating he has had little kidney complaint since. Sold at 60 cents a box from dealers nationwide via Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY.
Snow gave way to pleasant conditions as Lead Hill folks plan a Christmas tree fundraiser at the local church. Sunday School remains at 10:00 each week while Mable Lee Opal and Isa Goss visited friends in and near Seymour and others calling on Mrs Goss and Mrs Crider families.
Midway items report Ray Howard of Wye greeting friends on Thursday. J.10 rushing wife and child spent Sunday with Mrs. P. J. Wells. M. Blankenship traveled to Mansfield on business. RK D Murrell and Ben Yarger visited P. W. Thompson Sunday evening. Des Moines buyer Mr. McKinstry purchased the C E Greiit farm and moved in. Several locals plan a trip to Hartville this week for a gathering.
The piece warns that many people gamble with colds risking serious lung damage and weakened vitality. It argues against taking chances and urges using proper treatment to prevent progressive illness and avoid lasting harm from even minor colds.
An old advertisement touts A TRHXAS WONDER for kidney and bladder troubles. It claims to ease gravel rheumatism irregularities and back pain, selling for 1.26 with testimonials available. Dr BE W Hall of St Louis endorses mail orders and druggists carry the remedy.
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