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Newspaper
Mansfield Mirror
Location
Mansfield, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Dec 16, 1920
Page
2
Calomel is described as dangerous and harmful causing sickness and bone cramps. The ad promotes Dodson's Liver Tone as a safe, vegetable substitute that starts the liver without upsetting the system, cannot salivate, and is gentle enough for children.
Reverend L A Johnson delivered a sermon at the Christian church Sunday, addressing the congregation in a It was a regular service with prayer and readings.
An old advertisement promotes OZONOL ointment to prevent and relieve sunburn. It claims fast cooling relief, suggests applying to the face and exposed areas, and dusting talcum powder to protect skin during outdoor trips. The copy urges including OZONOL in vacation outfits and notes availability at drug stores.
Public sale at the Geo Denver farm four miles south of Mansfield and three miles north of Bryant begins at 10 a.m. on Wednesday December 22. The sale lists cattle hogs farm implements feed household items and compensation terms with cash on sums up to ten dollars and bankable notes for larger amounts at eight percent interest. Auctioneer is Roy H B Dennis with T H Marshall as clerk and B Freeman listed. Also notices a Veiled Mystery Vitagraph serial and Larry Lemon Comedies at Nugget starting December 16 with 7 p.m. opening night admission 1 fee.
Mrs Huffman and son Max visited her parents at Cabool Sunday. Norwood sick improving and revival at Baptist church ends with 36 converts. High school ready next week. A pie supper at Ellis Hall Friday night. Liquid Borozene advertised for healing wounds.
Mrs. E. L. Bouldin and her daughter Miss Dorothy of Dallas, Texas, are visiting T. B. Bouldin and his wife at Norwood.
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