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Newspaper
Mansfield Mirror
Location
Mansfield, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Feb 10, 1921
Page
4
Local notice shows Goto A. E. Brown offering home made bread for Mrs. Benjamin with lids and various loaf options priced in cents per large batch. scene suggests a small town grocery promotion.
Rev C N Findley visited his daughter in Taraday through Thursday. Fred Brazeal with wife and baby stayed at Otto Moody’s from Monday to Friday. Miss Ethel Findley spent Thursday night at Oscar Moody’s. Oscar Moody and wife with children called on Mr and Mrs J.
Friday night visits described with Botroff staying late. Fred Brazeal and his wife and baby spent Friday night at the Brazeal brothers’ home in Mansfield. Mrs. Willis Moody called on Mrs. Oscar Moody last Wednesday. Willis Moody visited Otto Moody on Sunday.
Constable J. H. Atkisson and City Marshal Roe Strong arrested two men near Cedar Gap on Saturday afternoon. A two gallon jug of whiskey, several empty bottles, and a bottle in each hand carried by one bootlegger were seized. The pair, identified as Welch and Vance, faced a preliminary hearing and pled guilty. Each was fined ten dollars plus costs, with one man released after paying.
A vintage ad describes Pape's Diapepsin as quick relief for indigestion gas sourness fermentation and heartburn. A few tablets provide almost immediate relief and allow enjoying favorite foods without fear. The large case costs only a few cents at drug stores and millions use it annually.
E H Beckstead, a well known hog raiser, condemns paying top prices for stock foods and hog remedies. He touts a five pound mix of ordinary mineral substitutes with bran to make 100 pounds, claiming better results and lower cost than branded stock foods. The ad offers Mineraline Chemical Co. product for two dollars with pre paid shipping from Chicago.
The Mansfield Mirror is designated to publish this order once weekly for four weeks. The action seeks to divest title to land in sections 95 and 26 township 24 range 10 by limitations under Missouri law. Defendants must appear at the April 4 1921 term at Hartville Court House to plead.
Local Mansfield papers carry testimony from W. B. Smith praising Donn's Kidney Pills. Smith credits three boxes with relief from years of swelling and back soreness that hampered lifting and work. Ad promotes Dean's Kidney Pills from Foster Milburn Co. Also notes high school basketball schedule for Hartville at Min. View and Hartville at West Main on Feb 12 and Feb 13.
An old advertisement touts Bayer Aspirin tablets with directions from physicians over 21 years and safety proven by a million. It promises relief for headaches, neuralgia, rheumatism, toothache, and more and notes small twelve-tablet boxes and larger packages available from druggists.
An advertisement warns against calomel and promotes Dodson's Liver Tone as a safer liver stomach and bowel regulator. It claims a money back guarantee and notes sales in Cahoot Houston and dates Feb 19 20 26 with locations Mansfield Hartville Min View Grove.
Atlanta reader Miss Alice Frances Young describes relief from hot flashes dizziness backache and fatigue after using Cardui. The ad touts Cardui as a safe vegetable medicine for women and urges readers to ask their druggist for Cardui NC-140 Cabool Mansfield Ava and West Platon locations and dates Feb 19 and Feb 27 listed.
A Texas Wonder claims to ease kidney and bladder troubles including gravel and rheumatism with a bottle priced at $1.26. The ad promises small bottles cure, urges sending for testimonials, lists Dr HB W Hall of St. Louis as the supplier and notes sales by druggists.
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