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Newspaper
Mansfield Mirror
Location
Mansfield, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Dec 14, 1916
Page
4
Mrs Jay Rhoades of Newton Massachusetts testifies Cardui the woman’s tonic eased her 12 year right side ailment and three year spell of bad spells. She began July first and reports no bad spell since. Cardui advertised as a mild tonic for women with over 50 years of use and widespread help.
The weekly column from Forest Home recounts cold, rainy weather and hopes for milder days to aid farmers. Local residents such as J Mark Mink, Albert Clincit, and Wes Hiser are busy tying, trading, and preparing farms from Oak Forest to Dry perk. Trips to Norwood and Hartville are noted with small community updates and mentions of family happenings including a daughter by marriage and snow expectations.
An article warns that heavy eaters risk kidney trouble and bladder weakness. It advises omitting Aji meat and using a two-ingredient remedy claimed to cleanse kidneys, reduce pain, and restore urine flow, urging home use and noting inexpensive cost.
The item records Macomb residents including George Frye in Macomb Friday and U S Findley in Norwood Thursday. It mentions Halda Findley, Dee Gates and wife, Rosa Findley and Martha Findley in local events and a Macomb Methodist prayer meeting. Weather comments note a need for winter conditions.
Rheumatic pains and aches in joints and muscles are soothed by Sloan's Liniment. It quickly penetrates without rubbing and stimulates congested blood to action, easing soreness after a single application. Clean, convenient, and non greasy, available today at your Druggist for 25 cents.
Weather remains unsettled in Pea Ridge with several social updates. Prank Beckett and wife visited Hartville Saturday, Vernon Newton stayed with Elmer Pug Saturday night, and a Prayermesting occurred at MB church Sunday night inviting all. Listed attendees include H J Newton wife, Mike Hranstetler and Marion, S iB Uedrick, Fred Justus, plus preaching at Pea Ridge Methodist Church under Rev G F Bundy with Sunday school led by P A Dodson and Miss Verbie Fuge.
Mrs Hugh Cook of Scottsville New York testifies that about five years ago when living in Garbutt New York she used Chamberlains Cough Remedy on two sick children with colds. She says it promptly stopped coughing and cured their colds faster than anything else and she recommends obtaining it everywhere.
Jericho Lewis Deaver and wife visited Saturday and Sunday with Ike Gadsby in Seymour. Grandma Dadley is very poorly with tonliria fever. Mia Vernon Shumate of Springfield and Mrsither Ward and Miss Hula Marlin of Seymour visited Grandma Dadley and other relatives the past week. The 1.0.0., had their annual roll call and oysters at Jericho Saturday night and the singing Sunday was well attended and reported a niece time. Sunday school every Sunday at Occam. at Antieh very hotly invited.
A vintage ad promises cure for catarrh with Hall's Catarrh Medicine. It states the remedy works through the blood and mucous surfaces and offers a $100 reward for any failure to cure. Address F J Cheney & Co Toledo Ohio. sold by druggists.
Alfred P. Thom testifies before Newlands Committee urging a reform of railroad law to emphasize helpfulness and encouragement over punishment. He argues for a comprehensive study of transportation, prioritizing certainty, safety, and sufficiency of facilities to ease high living costs, with credit reforms and better investor assurances.
Advertises BALLARD'S HOREHOUND SYRUP as a remedy requiring external and internal treatment. Buyers receive HERRICK'S RED PEPPER POROUS PLASTER for the chest free with each bottle, sold by all dealers.
Sedalia Missouri December 13 statement from Dresden area residents about Tanlac the Master Medicine. Mrs W G Landers wife of a well known Dresden farmer reports relief from stomach trouble rheumatism gas and choking sensations after October 21 trial. She says pains in her side disappeared gas formed ceased choking stopped tiredness banished and she feels better overall. Tanlac advertised as beneficial for stomach liver kidney troubles and more now being introduced in Manafield at Fuson Drug Co.
A long, informal notice of neighbors visiting, hosting, and traveling for Thanksgiving and winter plans. Harley Stont and family, Norman, visit Sam Letinger’s. families from Mansfield attend Thanksgiving at various homes. J Riley, Ben Otto, Paul Williams host and dine others. many small movements between local households, hog butchering begins, sleighing expected with Sanja's arrival.
Sunday service at Mt Pleasant begins at 10 40 a m with singing every Saturday evening prayer meeting Wednesday evening all are welcome. Miss Clella Gaskill returned from Springfield and Mrs Wonds of Springfield visits her sister Mrs Will Tar Orton OIBBS
A nearPage advertisement urges Dean's Kidney Pills as a safeguard against kidney trouble. It features a resident Krank Doriop from Mountain Grove Mosara recounting years of back twinges and headaches, claiming relief after using Doran's Kidney Pills and promoting 30 cent price at dealers. The ad notes Foster Milburn Co as the proprietors and mentions some snow this week.
Bert Morgan and wife recently back in St James after a wagon trip from Oklahoma where the climate disagreed with her They traveled with their group and plan to attend Sunday school Children will mark a day program at the schoolhouse with noon dinner Reading Circle attendees Minnie Broote Bertha Standifer Tawe and others from Ola gathered Saturday Laurence Pugh sold his farm at Olathe to Will Miller and other local movers assisted with repairs and birthday celebrations drew neighbors from nearby towns
Maury Dotson of Olathe and sister Mia spend a few days with their relatives. Lloyd Dixon Machag and Arvin Dixon, local residents, were Macomb visitors Saturday.
Route Number Three reports ongoing winter weather conditions with advisories on snow and cold temps. Officials urge caution for travelers and residents as conditions may impact road visibility and travel times.
C F Hargis and family dined at Justus a Sunday. Mal Newton stayed with Mary Dodson Saturday night. R Wade Eaton visited FL A Dodson Thursday night. A large crowd attended the Gaxconade baptizing with 14 persons baptized. Alva Martin and wife of Exkdale welcome a daughter born last week. Miss Anna Mallory preaches at New Hope Baptist Church every second Saturday and Sunday at 10000. Rev G Chadwell pastor. Walter Evans of Hurtville bought a Republic track and makes freight trips to Mags Hild in five to three hours with a load.
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