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Newspaper
Mansfield Mirror
Location
Mansfield, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Feb 08, 1917
Page
6
An advice column promotes tonoline as a weight gain aid for thin individuals. It claims cold water and a daily tablet with meals can transform digestion, increase flesh by 15 to 30 pounds, and improve facial fullness. It warns against nervous indigestion and notes money refunds if expected weight gain fails.
A brief note advertises fresh song collection for children. It invites singing and playful tunes aimed at young listeners, promising an appealing selection of melodies and cheerful themes for early ages.
Advertises sacred and secular children songs available free in exchange for five names and addresses of church and school leaders in Leachers Sunday School Superintendents or Choir tynders.
Local column records a cold snap and several community updates. Obituary notice for Ed Carixon is announced. Granville Aker plans a short trip, Wes Hiser seeks year or two of work westward. Reader urges reporters to verify before publishing, plus several farm and road concerns and public-works appeals.
Sunday School at Mt Pleasant every Sunday at 10 30 am Sing ng every Saturday evening Prayer meeting Wednesday ev ening Every busy come We are having some more nic weather Singing at Mt Pleasant every Saturday night Mrs Ann Rippie is on the sick list Mrs Jatin Eldridge spent one day of last week with Mrs Ida Dennis Miss Sarah Gaskill visited at Johnnie Poots one night last week Miss Eulalia Tripp ix staying wit Mrs Ann Rippee Mrs Will Tarburton called on Mrs Sterling Gaskill Monday Miss Sarah Taylor spent Saturday night with Miss Dorothy Gilley Mrs Flora Newton visited her parents Geo sons and wife Sunday night and Monday Mrs Everett Brown is on the Mrs Everett Brown Sanday Mrs Andy Taylor returned from her visit in Lockwood and Springfield GIBBS
Antrim Win. Newton is very sick, Mrs Dan Brasher visited her father Solin Yandeil who is sick. Jon Bacon purchased 40 acres of land from J N Hall. John Shimels are constructing a new room to use W A Glenn and daughter Miss Stella motored to Mansfield Tuesday. Ralph Chapmans are progressing with their new house with help from neighbors. Everyone go to the pie supper at No 5 Mets 4 Sunday school at No 5 every Sunday at 2 pm. All invited.
CL Turner recently visited Hartville, drawing local attention to the event. The trip highlighted civic ties and ongoing community engagement, with residents noting informal discussions and potential follow up actions.
Mrs. W. A Miller of Oakwood, Hannibal Missouri, after three bottles of Tanlac, reports relief from stomach trouble, nervousness, sleeplessness, and poor appetite. She says her liver now works regularly and she can eat anything. The endorsement follows extensive personal testing and is featured with local drug store advertising.
Saturday meeting featured Dr ROM Rogers讲 giving simple First Aid for fractures burns and wounds. Scouts heard new songs practiced for tests and campfire talks. Plans include more speakers, campouts, Scout baseball with a bases and home run style game, and lessons on Tenderfoot and Second Class requirements including Morse code signaling knife use and compass work.
A Lake-area resident Frank Dortov of Mountain Grove Missouri reports years of back pain and leg and hip discomfort. After using Doan's Kidney Pills he gained relief and better health with fewer nighttime bathroom trips. Price 50 cents at all dealers. Jes ter Milburn Co Buffalo NY. Ady
The region faces what officials call the coldest spell in years as temperatures plunge across the Ozarks. Forecasters warn of sharp drops, icy roads, and continued biting wind through the coming days.
Sloan's Liniment eases pain for bumps and sprains. It claims quick relief without rubbing and is promoted as cleaner and more effective than other plasters. The ad notes mothers favor it for children and outdoors workers, and mentions LLL Riley and wife moving to the area from Joplin with plans to farm.
Mrs Kate Meta of Cobden Illinois writes that her 52 year old mother suffered crippling cramping and severe headaches for years. After three daily doses of Cardui the mother’s headaches ceased and her stomach improved allowing her to eat more freely. Both agree any woman not well could benefit from Cardui.
The Lincoln Day Banquet of the Association of Young Republicans of Missouri draws leading Republicans and party workers. Governor Willis of Ol in will deliver the principal address. Secretary Boisseau and others expected. First major Missouri Republican gathering since the election, signaling a united front for the western campaign as the State Committee and Editorial Association begin preliminary preparations in St Louis.
Cold spell continues as residents report frost and snow. Singings at the Chapel drew crowds last Saturday while many worries focus on improving roads. Miss Ruby Deckard attends Hartville High, Mrs Mary Dudley shows improvement, and visitors include Winter Poke and Nedlie. Aleth Borders stays with Mrs Geo Spackua. Mrs Spoele suffers a lingering illness.
Brushy Knob Mackey James dines again after a short visit at its divupeley ters Mires J Orr of Ava Jerry Coats and son Charlie w d Jim Hopewell left for Oleli home Tuesday to seek empty nent Avery of Mansfield accompanied by Drowhoyfield of Olela home spent Tuesday night at the Lewis Lord home Kile Brooles went by Macomb Saturday and brought onele bes wife and two children visiting Mr Gluss and wife Neta T Vanney of Norwood mie two trips here last week in Hismor tae to see the cilthe son of Morgan Haley who das the fever Allin Pagy was a Norwood visitor Wednesday The Rebelahs held their bi monthly meeting Saturday afternoon with newly elected officers Odd Fellows held the meeting ub
New officers announced for the lodge include Bo McCall as Noble Grand John Slate as View Grand Mr Prraélson as Recording Secretary WOT Morkin as Alternate Secretary Mr Vege as Binameral Secretary and a Treasurer named in the notice.
Jericho Singingeat Antioch and other families are visiting relatives in Kansas and elsewhere. Miles Helen, Mredonin Gilbreath, and Mrs Bea Boldren with Lewis Deaven and spouses, Loy Dearmon and wives prepare to depart for employment in Kansas, with many in the community to be missed. Miss Opal Breedlove visits Carl Asher. Sebron Mackey family moves back to the Germane area. Sunday school noted, with many invited to attend.
Farm loan notice shows lowest prevatingeres with Norbhelly Adv details about terms for 2 Miepearan.
A St James report notes Mrs Lula, a longtime teacher, has departed from her post. Details on successor plans or dates are not provided in the accessible text.
Fragmentary OCR notes mention a school week, Mrs Dixon Clay Poster, Miss Mary Dotsen, and stray references to weeds and weather. Text is garbled with unclear names and places, offering little coherent events or outcomes to summarize.
Fragmentary note records Smith home on Monday and Thursday night with obscure references to weather and a political item on Woman Suffrage postponed due to cold. Mentions chilly conditions, ditchey see, and Q question on suffrage appearing to be delayed.
The officers of several Odd Fellows lodges in Wright County will be installed on February 10. W. A. Newton, District Deputy Grand Master, will preside at the ceremonies.
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