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Newspaper
Mansfield Mirror
Location
Mansfield, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Dec 28, 1922
Page
3
Fragmentary text shows garbled names and places. no coherent event or person details emerge to describe a plausible news item or public notice. The readable fragments do not establish a concrete action, date, or organization.
Local notes report neighbors at Hebert Claylathe for a Sunday gathering. Miss Mina Plaster stays with WC Pryors and James Savage works for Tsuae Edwards. Rev. Mo B. Clift visited aunt Miza Meyer. carie Pryor returns to Hutchinson. Merry Christmas and Happy New Year wish. Aunt Margaret Young dies at Td years 4 months. Funeral held at Pleasant Hill. burial there.
An old classified note touts Bayer Tablets of Aspirin with claims of genuine Bayer product and safe use for common ailments. It also lists a one horsepower engine, double cylinder saw, and related equipment for sale at a farm two miles east of Mansfield, California, with terms to suit the purchaser. Interested reader Kha Stout of Garden Grove responds.
Readers record scattered social tidbits from a small town. Mentions include Bennett, Laley, Myrtle Cooley, and Mrs Walter Stith visiting relatives, plus Miss Khelaodian sharing time with Giolla Caduy. The text is fragmented but preserves names, family ties, and local events from a Saturday through Sunday period.
An old advertisement decries calomel as dangerous and harmful to teeth and bones. It claims the drug causes excessive salivation and a sour bile reaction, urging readers to avoid it and consider safer alternatives like liver tonics. The piece mocks the drug as a treacherous, ineffective remedy.
Russell Letsinger favors the Short farm. Willis Moginly's group on sick list. Mr. Smith taught Plat Hock scholars last Friday. Geo. Bank visited Fred Draper yesterday. Lilly Letsinger visited Huifan Saturday. Ceci Letwinger home for a week retention. Draper unwell. Dinner at W N Draper’s Sunday included Mr and Mrs Ro Letsinger and the Blank. Sam Draper helped Nonemaker wake a flue last week. Grateful for letter weather from the north and west report 1 to 4 inches of snow. Ozarks climate praised. Cheese factory boot welcomed. hope for more such goods. Wishing everyone a joyous New Year. All Farm Club members invited to Mtn Grove on Jan 1 to witness dividends for the past year.
Mrs Ella L Button of Kirkville reports Chamberlain's Tablets have done her a world of good for digestion and constipation. She says she recommended them to friends who all praised them, calling the remedy excellent and effective.
Mrs Laura M Hoyt endorses Chamberlains Tablets noting frequent use during the past few years and reporting relief from headaches stomach issues and ailments. She states she is pleased to speak a word in praise for them and shares a testimonial as a satisfied user from her home.
The soothing and healing properties of Chamberlain's Cough Remedy have made it a favorite with people everywhere. Especially prized by mothers for colds croup and whooping cough as it affords quick relief and is free of opium and other harsh drugs.
A December projection shows cows producing butterfat and milk output yielding profits from a $34,000 investment. With 100 cows at 4 percent butterfat, farm revenue rises as butterfat price changes, detailing pay per pound, monthly dividends on a $200 plant stake, and milk testing payouts from 4 to 8 percent butterfat.
Myrtle Marie Hart daughter of Fred and Bessie Hart born March 16, 181s died December 16, 122 aged 3 years and months. Survived by her father mother four brothers and two sisters. Funeral held by Elder G Chadwell at the Christian Church Norwood with interment in Norwood Cemetery awaiting the resurrection morn.
Notice to all taxpayers who have paid city taxes by this date. After January 1, penalties apply to delinquent taxes. Pay now to avoid penalties. City Collector Cool Turner urges immediate payment.
A demonstration event in Springfield Missouri shows a worm drive capable of lifting eleven tons two inches. Organizers expect engineers and local vendors to attend.
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