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Newspaper
Mansfield Mirror
Location
Mansfield, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Feb 04, 1915
Page
4
Snow is expected in Grandview with community weather hints. Local residents like Misa Verbie Dennis and the Turners are mentioned alongside routine farm tasks and family visits. Several neighbors report sickness and rheumatism while others attend shows and celebrations. The piece notes local preparations and weather as well as community interactions and names several residents including Olson.
An old advertisement touts Sloan's Liniment for fast relief from colds sore joints lumbago and sciatica. It claims immediate comfort and urges buying now with a money back promise though it notes cost of 2 cents and availability at druggists.
Gibbs speaks of a sting and recalls counting to three but cannot spell Leslie and Rogers. The article lists dinner attendees including Andy Taylor Charley Mink Barney Smith A L Miller J L Dennis Talbert Hensley John Eldridge Calvin Ryan Joe Westbrook Robert Newton and G W Tripp.
A 19th century advertisement claims catarrh is a constitutional disease. It promotes Cautivah as the only constitutional remedy from J. J. Cheney & Co Toledo Ohio. It states the remedy is taken internally and claims a hundred dollar prize for cures it cannot achieve. The ad also mentions Starr’s Pills for constipation.
The Baptist Fifth Sunday meeting took place at Mount Everett Baptist church over Priday Saturday and Sunday.
Campbell McCrite and Maggie McCrite were married Thursday at the bride's parents home in Maconb. The ceremony was conducted by Esquire Robert Morton. The groom works for the Macomb Mercantile Co. and the couple will live in Macoah. Campbell formerly worked at the J. D. Reynolds store and many friends extend congratulations.
An old advertisement touts Dr King’s New Discovery as a fast remedy for coughs. It claims the formula soothes throat irritation loosens phlegm and helps you feel better immediately with testimonials. A 30 cent price and druggist mention are noted.
A dusty Wolf Creek column reports inquires about winter weather and road conditions for hauling. It notes residents visiting and family illnesses, including Mrs. Helsley and Pearl Helsley, with several local errands and visits. Reverend Light plans a move to Brandsville and Reverend Mason will succeed. The writer asks about a February full moon.
Mrs. M. F Grissom of Mansfield and Dell Hutchinson of Wetmore Kansas wed recently and will live in Wetmore. Frank and Richard Grissom have moved to Wetmore to live with the Hutchinsons.
Mrs BL P Hays exhibited Bull Orpingtons and Rhode Island Reds at the Mansfield Pair representing Ava Poultry Yards. She won first and second on Bull Orpingtons and first on Single Comb Reds with second on Rose Comb Reds. A grand lot of cockerels from eyes priced 10 to 20 dollars per setting direct from Owen Farms of Winhaven Mass. AVA POULIERY YARDS Ava Moa Ady.
The house judiciary committee voted to report favorably a bill increasing the pay of Thomas Quisenberry superintendent of the poultry experiment station at Mountain Grove from 1500 to 2000 dollars a year with traveling expenses.
Fulton O S White of Springfield spoke Thursday in Ava under the auspices of the state board of agriculture at a farmers meeting.
Weather keeps rain falling as residents report chores clearing land and hauling wood. Neighbors chat about visits, sickness, harvest plans, fence repairs, and preparations for plowing season with comments on crops, local singing, and community leadership.
A vintage patent medicine claim for the Texas Wonder promises cures for kidney and bladder troubles including gravel diabetes and rheumatism. It asserts bladder regulation in children and offers mail delivery for $1.40 with testimonials and a St. Louis address for Dr. EB Hall.
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