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Newspaper
Mansfield Mirror
Location
Mansfield, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Dec 15, 1921
Page
10
In a verbose call dated November 22, Uncle Sam’s post office appeals to American youths to assist in delivering Christmas parcels. It urges every boy and girl to help ensure gifts reach families nationwide on time, with careful packing and clear addressing to guarantee safe arrival before Christmas Eve.
An old warning text urges buyers to look for Bayer on the Genuine Aspirin label to ensure authenticity prescribed for twenty one years and proven safe by millions. It notes uses for headaches toothache and other pains and mentions twelve Bayer Tablets of Acetylsalicylic acid tablets sold in handy tins and larger packages by druggists.
Public service advice urges plain durable postage for letters and parcels. Use legible addresses, standard envelopes, and early mailing to prevent delays. avoid small novelty envelopes and unusual sizes to ease processing.
Springfield Missouri store announces full service including hemming pleating covered buttons and baby shop items. All orders filled promptly with catalog available.
An Arkansas editor tried to finance his paper with a cordwood subscription plan but delivery failed. He planned enough wood to last winter, yet only a fraction arrived on time, leaving him with few supplies and a harsh outcome. The editor was buried in the hills after failing to secure reliable wood deliveries.
The soothing healing properties of Chamberlain's Cough Remedy are praised for its pleasant taste prompt cures and popularity among mothers for children who suffer colds croup and whooping cough It is noted as free from opium and dangerous drugs and provides quick relief.
W Powell Hale schedules a date in December at the Lyceum venue. The Hatched Bitertainment Co shows interest in the event, with negotiations and future plans shared by both parties.
MIDWAY ITEMS Carl Pack and Dolainie Mackey returned from Iona this week and will spend the winter here. Glenn was in Midway Sunday and plans to move to Marshfield January 1st where he will be president of a bank. Geo Blevins bought a fond ride from Dr. Carter of Mansfield. PS Gambill was in Spring.
An old advertisement promotes Dean's Kidney Pills as a remedy for weak kidneys and urinary disorders. It includes a testimonial from Mrs. Joel Caylor of Cabool Missouri claiming relief from typhoid-related kidney weakness, backache, dizziness, and fatigue after using the product. The ad notes the pills cost 50 cents at dealers and urges readers to ask for the Down's Kidney Pills.
The Windiew tie doll and his horse burned down on the Kr McCelleid farm with total loss. Various local names and visits are noted, including Miss Des sit Gliss, Guy Standifer, Loo M Kiel, Pearl Wells, Mrs Pol Wells, Joe Uoliman, Mrs FLW Thompson, Mrs Otto Stimmons, Leslie Glenn, Lile Wells, Mr. and Mrs. Walker Smith, Carl Asher, Chas Land, FW Thompson, Jap Tailor, Frank Border, Henry Debhoty, R D Murrell, Will Dedmon, Joe Holiman, and Raymond Brasher. Road work resumes with Dedmon, Holiman and Brasher.
The piece warns that ignoring precautions during colds weakens lungs and lowers vitality, increasing susceptibility to severe diseases. It urges not to gamble with cures that seem cheap, stressing the value of timely prevention.
Mr HA Haswell is ill this week. Mrs Start visits her son Leslie Rice. Tarbutton and family, G W Pripp and family, J R Pool and wife visited Homer Tarbutton Sunday. Mrs H A Haswell sick with tonsillitis. Sam Crippen and wife visited Casson, G W Tripp and J R Pool. W S Gakill fodder chores Friday. Mrs J W Tripp and Bern Dennis visited the school Friday afternoon.
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