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Newspaper
Mansfield Mirror
Location
Mansfield, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Dec 25, 1919
Page
2
Fragmentary notice from Fusion Drug Co and B R A Alcorn Hardware Co of Mansfield and Nurwood hardware store describes cakes for storage holdings, outbuildings, or factory buildings. Likely an advertisement or promotional item with unclear wording and several garbled phrases.
An ad-like fragment touts Pape's Cold Compound as fast relief for cold symptoms. It promises rapid nasal relief, headache dulling, fever reduction, and overall misery ending after doses. The copy markets the product as cheap, effective, and easy to take with simple directions.
N J Craig traveled to Syeringfield during the week, visiting local sites and meeting residents to discuss ongoing community matters and upcoming events. The visit highlighted regional ties and sparked conversations about local development projects.
Advertises a small bottle of Freezone for corns and calluses on feet. Claims application with a few drops lifts issues without hurting, leaving pink healthy skin and no soreness. Mentions sale at drug stores and low cost.
The James A. Harper Supply Co. located at 505 West Sixth Street Kansas City Missouri.
Medical ad explains kidney and bladder irritation from acid build up. Recommends Jad Salts and lemon juice with bicarbonate as simple remedies to neutralize urine acid, ease burning and urgency, and restore normal function. Ends by praising a pleasant effervescent in-water drink used to soothe urinary irritation.
A Christian Endeavor program at M E church lists topics for discussion and questions for next year. Subjects include waking fear, scripture focus, improving outreach, nearer Christ, church life, and helping friends, with names such as Pauline Urig Mrs Divan J C Carver J Reynolds Lula Carer Marve Miller Mrs Joe Riley HM Norcross.
Lieut Freeman brother of Mrs Mack Davis returned from Jonesboro Ark Saturday evening at 6 40 and Sunday night at 4 5. He is a former Army aviator now carrying passengers in the South making a cross country flight from Keno non Tenn to Jonesboro Ark Friday afternoon in about 1 hour 80 minutes. A dinner in his honor was given Sunday at Dr Mack Davises east of town with many local families present including Egree man Preeman Gates Lawson Loyd Gates and McAllister families.
George Mallory died December 14 at his home near Mansfield from pneumonia at age 70 years 10 months 11 days. He is survived by his widow and seven children Melvin Mallory of Blackwell Oklahoma Pleas Mallory of Council Bluffs Iowa Amy Tombleson of Springfield Colorado Anna Marken of Fort Morgan Colorado Carrie Tombleson William Mallory and Etta Wells of Mansfield. All except two Colorado daughters attended the funeral conducted by Reverend Pleasant Davis with interment in New Hope cemetery.
J W Worley of Monrose Sowa tev FE Dubois and wife visit granddaughter Catool hive bees visiting Rev J Mrs Harry Kaylea W Patterson and wife stop by to see relatives and share in a family gathering.
An advertisement touts Dodson’s Liver Tone as a harmless alternative to calomel. It claims a single spoonful will start the liver, improve energy, and not cause sickness or salivation, urging patrons to buy from their druggist and demanding a money-back guarantee if unsatisfied.
Joe Main of Putnam Oklo formerly Munsfield lost his home and household wares in a recent incident. Misses Bessie and Ronnie Yates of Texas County were visiting at the homes of Steve and Richard Yates.
We thank friends and neighbors for kindness and help in obtaining a nice lot of wood and in assisting us to and from the depot. It was a joy to see many friends on our return from Springfield. These kindnesses will not be forgotten. We hope to meet again in heaven. -Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Puol.
Vroome and Co butter and cheese merchants of New York City state they keep RAT SNAP in their cellar at all times and say it keeps down rats. Farmers use RAT SNAP because rats pass up all food for RAT SNAP. Three sizes 25e 50e and 100e. Sold and guaranteed by Fuson Drug Co and R A Alcorn Hardware Co of Mansfield and Hardware Store, Norwood.
Miller and Nellie Schultheis were united in marriage at 6 o clock Saturday evening at the home of Rev Frank Smulley who performed the ceremony The newlyweds will move to the present home of the Grates father Asa Wade The note closes with best wishes and congratulations
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