Tersely Told Town Tales in Hartville and Area
Local notes from Hartville include Sheriff Sandes visiting during the week and subscription reminders for The Mirror. Obituary mentions Rolla Bane of Hareville dying in Tulare, California. Dr W A Jones sells the Wright County Telephone business to Dr N S, a Scott, and Chester H. Duvall who will manage. A Mansfield Hartville route changes detail Everet Privett and others handling Ava and Mountain Grove areas.
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Charles G. Sandes
Hartville
The
Mirror
Rolla Bane
Hareville
Tulare
Calif
Jack Bane
W. A. Jones
Wright County
Scott
Chester H. Duvall
Duvall
Mountain Grove Journal
Everen
Wash Privett
Avs
Mansfield-Hartville
Everett
Muanafield
KR. T
T. If. Cornelius
Mansfield
Globe Democrat advertising rates and offers
The St Louis Globe Democrat offers reduced rates for subscriptions including weekly and daily options with and without Sundays, plus club rates for three or more copies. It urges readers to act quickly and place orders at once with the Globe Printing Company in St Louis Missouri. A separate ad promotes Johnsons Jacob Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy as a quick cold cure, highlighting ten days to full recovery under proper treatment and recommending a bottle for winter protection.
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St. Louis Globe Democrat
Globe Democrat
Daily Globe Democrat
Adispess the Globe Printing Company
St. Louis
Adv
Jakne Chamberlan
Lift Corns or Calluses Off Pain Free
A terse health ad promises painless corn or callus removal with finger work. It touts Freecone as a low cost option and claims relief from bottom foot soreness after treatment.
Metstin Aid Report Shows Acting Lead to Death
A garbled note references Prof. DL OW. BKiey and Metstin, mentioning acting duties and an illness or death in the first week. The piece implies a death related to eluates or chemical exposure, with unclear details and names partially legible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DL OW
Bkiey
Metstin Hirst
Old Time Cold Cure Tea Advertisement
An old time remedy promotes Hamburg Treat Tea sold at pharmacies. A tablespoon steeped in boiling water is sipped as a daily cure for grip and congestion. The ad claims it loosens bowed throats and pores, relieves symptoms, and is inexpensive, safe, and harmless though not fully reliable.
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Hamburg
St Jacob’s Liniment Promises Quick Rheumatism Relief
An old ad touts a rub for rheumatism and stiff aching joints. It claims St Jacob’s Liniment removes pain and stiffness from joints muscles and bones without skin burning and urges readers to buy a 40 cent bottle from any drug store.
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St. Jacobs Liniment
St. Jacob's
St. Dmecbe Linkiaenit
Thiyer Social Evening with Local Ladies
A Saturday evening gathering at Mes CC Cuptheart included Mrs J A Riley and Mrs oo A Puson as the hosts noted in local social notes. The event highlighted neighborhood acquaintances and courteous reception among attendees.
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Mes
Thiyer
J. A. Rilew
Oo A. Puson
Fating me at regular diet harms kidneys claims expert
A well known authority warns regular meat consumption can raise uric acid, overstress kidneys and cause backache, headaches, and bladder irritation. Jad Salts is recommended to flush and normalize kidney function, with claims it neutralizes urine acids and cleans the urinary tract.
Missouri Corn Man Mocks Advertising Quit Line
Lemuel Jordan known as the Corn Men of Missouri visits W H Lynch, Southwestern Missouri State Teachers College, deriding ads. Lynch, famed as a newspaper subscriber, is urged to quit advertising in a dialogue that mocks ongoing campaigns and praises newspapers in education. The piece notes Lynch’s long career, nine days from retirement, and Farmers Week meetings dominate the week in Missouri.
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Lemuel Jordan
Missouri
Wooh Lynch
State Teachers’ College
Jordan
Socrates
Lynch
Jordan—Lyneh
Mr. Lyneh
Jhordin
Lenehte
Maxouri
Columba Vieseitriion
Fragmented health note hints at attack avoidance diet
A garbled wartime note discusses a peculiar diet to avert an attack. It suggests persons endure periodic billows attacks and refrain from craving food, proposing a Vieht meal and one Mieat, then two at Chamber lain tablets. The fragment hints these tablets might prevent the attack.
Fragmentary report from Kenedy market auction
An OCR fragment notes a sale at Kenedy with terms 30e and other prices. It mentions Liquer Borgzone and Emiriun in cryptic phrases, referencing severity and timing. Details are unclear due to damaged text but imply a market event with prices and entities.
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Emiriun Kenedy
Texas Wonder ad for kidney and bladder relief
A vintage advertisement touts Texas Wonder as a remedy for kidney and bladder troubles plus diabetes back and rheumatism. It claims mail delivery for $1.25 and promises sworn testimonials, with Dr. B. E. Mall in St. Louis as the contact.
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Texas Wonder
BE. W. Mall
Olive St. St. Louis
Adv
Four-Minute Men Call Missouri To Near East Relief
James C. Arroll and Dr. George Hyde return from Armenia as Missouri Near East Relief speakers urge February 1 drive. They describe brutal conditions, widespread hunger, and Armenian women and children enslaved under Turkish rulers, pledging urgent $900,000 goal and mobilization by Benedict Farrar as state chair.
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Missouri
Near Post
Helief
American Committee
Agmentan
Relhef
Arnute
Benedict Farrar
Strouts
Weeth
T He
Museau
Lb. Dieotard
Kirin
Ma Futrar
Bastar
Jituny” Arroll
New York
Armenia
Near East
Jedd
St Louis
Acrvall
John Elder
Chicago
Tiemontus
Hitle
Anny
Arroll
George B. Slyde
Palestine Commission
St. Louis
United States
Relief for the Superstitious in The Compower Rossini Dish
A whimsical note on a contemporary figure tied to Rossini, praising clever cooking and a dish preparation. A quoted line about an overturned salt cellar is cited as a benign superstition, presented as a remembered quip from a modern culinary context.
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Rossini
War Saving Stump Sale Promises Easy Red Tape Handling
Local promotion urges citizens to buy a War Saving Stump, claiming it simplifies purchase and reduces bureaucratic hassle. The call to action emphasizes convenience, urging quick participation and offering accessible buying options.
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N. J. Craig
Mansfield, Mo
Farmers & Merchants Bank
Mansfield,Missouri
Ki Reynolds
Craig
Saaniet
Reynolds
Nete de
P. W. Newton
JE. Craig
Cashierston
J.E. Craig
Al.ce Worman
Co & B
Ford
Springfield Road
O. B. Whitaker
F. H. Riley
the Daily
Globe
Democrat
Globe-Demorrar
Liberal Club
Hide Siemarat
Daily Globe-Demodicat
the Globe Printing Co
George Ballon
EH Hatten
City
Kan
Chesterfield
M. B. West
Mammoth Spring
Ark
Horace Paul
Castoria
W. H. Lynch
Texas
James C. Arroll
George Hyde
Watien
Bank OF Mansfield
Coday
Freeman
W. C. Coday
Norwood
Mansfield Hotel
N. Pryor JR
Archias
Our Men Prem
Abel
Doves Pee Peettie
Leethal
Farmex
Srirpa
Peion
Gale Seilor
Electric Bottling
Springfield
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