09 Dec 1915
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Newspaper
Mansfield Mirror
Location
Mansfield, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Dec 09, 1915
Page
1
A scatter of Mansfield area notices, sales ads, and community mentions. Includes market listings, church and school notices, local visitors, auctions, and tiny jottings about residents, medical notes, and business ads across Mansfield, Ava, Hartville, Mountain Grove, and nearby towns.
Incoherent OCR text discusses a boy with croup or respiratory illness. Mentions Chamberlain and household care. Contains garbled phrases and uncertain names, but centers on a child’s illness and parental concerns.
The fragment discusses poverty, justice, and reform, referencing lawmakers, public finance, and social responsibility. It mentions constitutional authority, state power, and the impact of poverty on citizens, urging equitable treatment and protection for those dependent on public systems.
A reader forum section discusses political influence on religious life and the upcoming vote. Debates address church sermons, taxation, and the role of clergy in civic matters, with calls for lawful action and condemnations of political rhetoric inside pulpits. The piece notes arrests near polling areas and the clash between secular policy and faith communities.
An old advertisement cautions that coughs and colds are dangerous, noting one in three may die from a severe ailment. It urges immediate care, claims King’s New Discovery has been tested on all ages, and promotes buying a bottle to prevent serious lung issues.
A fragmented text debates a U S maritime act impacting ship crews and nationalities. It argues the law would bias against American ships by limiting crews to certain percentages, affecting European and Japanese crews, and shaping Pacific trade dynamics under Congress. The piece discusses economic and strategic consequences for United States shipping.
Local notice urges buyers to inspect and purchase the Coming Big Radium Cook Stove and other Woods Evertt heaters. Prospective customers are invited to call and examine this one as demand grows. selling stoves of all descriptions now.
Norwood GG Pasis a Brushy Knob merchant died suddenly after meals on Thursday December 2 in a local restaurant. Chandina Huflaian died the previous Thursday morning after apparent good health. Daisy Dilinger wife of Prof BS Dilinger died Saturday from consumption. Funeral services at the M church Sunday afternoon. burial at Plot cemetery. Will Dilinger of Kansas City returned home Monday. Attendees at Hartville court from Norwood include T O Borden De Lit Heo J Thoupean and others.
Norwood Route Number 1 reports a well attended revival at the Macomb Baptist church. The notes mention several local residents visiting, trips for schooling, a new baby, illness, a large deer kill, and ongoing basketball games at the schoolhouse as part of community activities.
A testimonial from Berkeley, California describes Shoai's Liniment as a powerful pain remedy. After exposure to the Panama Exposition with wet feet, a user applied the product to a neck injury and experienced near total relief within four hours of the second application, claiming it returned to near new.
Sunday December 12 at 6:60 p.m. the MoE Church presents a Christian Endeavor program. Leader Ruth Haverty leads a pledge reading for associate and active members Lois Beach Velma Hylton and asks why God asks us to make the pledge. Participants prepare brief statements on the pledge based on Psalm 11 to 15.
Objections to the Christian Endeavor pledge are addressed in a discussion led by J.C. Carter. A note recalls pledges and their role in business affairs. The women revival service at the MoE church continues with strong attendance and active afternoon and night sessions.
Jim Kinthey and family spent Sunday with Way Pindless Miss Berta and Minnie John son spent Friday night and Saturday with her sister Alps Marve Coday attended the pia supper at the Pason school Friday night Pete Boreal has returned from Texas Clifton Pavan and Ernie Bawart spent Sunday with heater Hubert Mebatash Misses Onv pein Bennett and Matt Schiicher spent Sunday with Miss Prankle McTatash Gordie and Pedisigan visited Vada Beagned Jake Prione and wife of Mansfeldare Vestmeils With Lae Anderson left for Windsor to visit his suis.
Mrs Hapok of Seosperaile SN Na Saye recalls using Chaptertan's Couch Kents to treat children’s coughs. She claims it calmed coughing and reduced symptoms quickly, praising its effectiveness for soporific relief during colds.
Lee Bape spent Saturday night with Sam Kye. Miss Ova Melntosh with Miss Minnie Johnson. Lee Dope with his wife at dinner with Wo Pucan and wife Thanksgiving. Miss Deatrive Melntosh with Miss Mild and Anderson Win. Lakey and wife dined with CON Findley and wife Sunday at Ashley every fourth Saturday and Sunday. Every Gory Cale.
Cough warning compares coughing to a fire bell and urges treatment with Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. The ad claims the remedy is especially effective for persistent coughs after colds or grip. Mrs. Thomas Beeching of Andrews, ND, endorses it for her winter husband’s frequent coughing. Obtainable everywhere.
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