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Newspaper
Mansfield Mirror
Location
Mansfield, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Dec 18, 1919
Page
4
An old advertisement urges insistence on Bayer Tablets of Aspirin in a Bayer package with proper directions for Headache Col ds Pain Neuralgia Lumbago and Rheumatism. It states Bayer is the genuine Aspirin trademark of Bayer Manufacture of Morpocetic Jester of Salley tic acid in handy tin boxes of 32 tablets.
T R Miller announces a sale scheduled for Tuesday and notes relocation to California. The notice emphasizes a timed event with no extra details on products or venue.
A vintage health ad touts daily hot water with limestone phosphate to cleanse the stomach liver kidneys and bowels. It claims detox improves appetite and skin clarity, and helps constipation bilious attacks acid stomach rheumatic pain and pallid complexions within one week.
O C Rippee of Rippee and C yhill has a limp after a car ran over his foot. The incident raises concerns about street safety and local automotive traffic patterns.
An old advised health note promotes stopping meat to protect kidneys. It claims meat causes uric acid buildup and lists symptoms from sluggish kidneys. It recommends Jad Babes from pharmacies and Thin salts from grape and lemon juice with lithia to cleanse kidneys and balance urine.
Official tax due reminder for Measant Valley Township. Visit the Reynolds and Coday Store office to pay. Ad by Ward B Hitchcock.
Local tidbits list trades and ads from Mansfeld area. Mentions W W Grimes and S B Robison, Paul McCallister in St Louis, EH Matthews from Norwood, Kevin Arterner Jackson at Hartville, and Clyde Huemans visiting Roy Eugeaes. Includes sale offers for sorghum, farm goods, a Manor hotel purchase, and a marriage liense. Readers see farm equipment, livestock, and holiday gift items.
A jumbled OCR of classifieds and notices reports worn garments, a damaged truck incident near Hartivile, a Buick theft in Springfield, and sales offers from Montain Grove and Norristown. It mentions Haswell authoring a new book, a Jersey bull association meeting, and local ads for employment and real estate with scattered names and places.
Alin Marry Pickford Company presents Mary Pickford in her second own picture from her studios The Hoodlum adapted from Burkses Amy by Julie M Lipparenn at the Nugget Theatre January YQ Mansfield Mugandy.
The Pleasant Valley township announces tax payments can be made at the office where the only official list is kept. Roy and Stephens advise residents to use the office for payment and verification of records.
The forecast calls for generally fair skies with cold temperatures. Winds are light, and no precipitation is expected in the period.
At the M E Church Rev T E K, Pearl, preaches Sunday service. Morning topic is The Purpose of Jesus for Disciples and evening topic is Seeing the Elephant.
A call meeting of the American Legion for spouses and ex-service men is issued by order of the Post Commander Kred MocMillian with Adjutant duties. Attendees are urged to bring large papers and any available exhibits to the meeting in the Commercial Chair rooms.
Poem recalling a Christmas morning shared with Margery after church. The speaker notes a calm winter scene, Margery's maturing grace, and a wish for a future with a family, as memory blends with the amber light and quiet snow. The piece reflects tenderness, heart, and the hope of lasting companionship.
A listing of names and places thanks readers for subscriptions since the last report. Names include AW Pierson Chappell Nebr Po Newton Mannsfield Miry J Rippae Sanger Calif Frank Stephens Albion Meh A Crippen Chester Tl KOR Short Lindsay Calif LTP Pool Maansfield WOR Kkoper Wichita Kans Prank Hoover Atwood Kans Sam King Red Mork Okla.
No hunting or trespassing allowed on farms listed by TH Digerson Bennett Moody Short Farm C V Ashworth farms T A Marshall Mrs C A Darnell AJ Wilder O B Whitaker JR Newton CA Dozier J Mo Thirkield WO Williams. Permit extended for five weeks of the quarter.
A fragmented letter discusses greeting relatives during Christmas, urging a weekly paper to reach distant kin. It asks the reader to select a relative or friend for a year of subscription, promising to add a message of love and remembrance from Matty.
Christmas Day should teach selflessness and self inspection. Reflect on faults impartially, then resolve to overcome them. Growth comes from trying to improve, not from remaining satisfied with current faults or virtues.
Christmas scenes unfold as snow blankets the ground and a kitchen fills with inviting aromas. A son returns from overseas, while relatives and friends gather around a festive table. Laughter fills the room as children play, bells ring, and holiday decorations brighten the house.
An OCR fragment shows garbled dialogue about love and light with misspelled words and incomplete phrases. The lines suggest a romantic exchange but lack coherent names places or dates to identify a full item. The readable portion captures a personal, affectionate tone amid broken text.
A dialogue in which a husband dismisses Santa as nonsense and a wife counters that children already know better. The exchange pivots to ironic renaming of Christmas Day as Christina and hints at culinary and medical notions with playful wordplay.
The fragment describes a Christ mas gathering in the country with young Tam visiting Agnes at her charming home. Banter includes remarks about weeds, a stone wall, a river, and a mile road, ending with a character fading away. The text is incomplete and reads like a humorous, rustic scene with names and dialogue.
A description proclaims Christianhs as a modern civilization stimulant that transforms dull memories into smoldering recollections and drives a resolve to fight for warmth among men throughout the coming year.
A brief note on giving joy beyond Christmas, describing how acts of kindness return to the giver throughout the year. It emphasizes generosity and the spirit of sharing as a timeless sentiment.
S E Douglas will hold a sale Monday and then move to California after selling his 240 acre farm located eight miles south of Mansfield for 8000 dollars to Morgan Stanifer.
Reports note Bryant Iimer and David McMillan returning home last week. Sebastin Willace returned from Tarkio where he was picking corn. A saw mill has gone to D B McMillan and is now sawing his legs. Sunday School at Mt Everett every Sunday at 10 AM and Young Peoples meeting Sundays at 7:30 PM. The Other Fellow.
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