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Newspaper
Mansfield Mirror
Location
Mansfield, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Feb 17, 1916
Page
6
Joan W. Stephens of Mountain Grove Township announces candidacy for the Republican primary at Wrightmney. The Mirror notes urgency in aligning with Republican voters' wishes for the selection process.
The Palace Hotel in Springfield Massachusetts operated by Pred L Malloch offers rooms at 1 dollar, 1.25 dollars, and 1.50 dollars per day. Convenient to depots car lines and business center with commodious roads heated baths hot and cold and telephone service. located at 141 Colluweo Street Car College and Market Street.
M E Church Sey mour pastor J W Needham scheduled for regular appointment at the M E Church on Sunday. District Superintendent J W Borah to preach in the evening. This marks the second quarter term.
A grateful sufferer recounts three weeks of chronic rheumatism and neck pain failing standard medicines before using Sloane Liniment. After applying it to affected parts relief came quickly and someone notes widespread availability in San Francisco's major department stores.
Fragments indicate Aptrin Telephone Co. advances in line construction while church events and social notices surface. Mentions Rev Gukiv Sterler officiating Sunday services and local figures such as Bud Hilinton George Murkey and Miss Tresso Walfen in community gatherings.
J. Mc Rowland preached at the Baptist Church Sunday during a morning service at the town church, delivering a sermon to congregants.
Fragmented local social bulletin lists visits and gatherings. Johnnie Dagealanad and wife spent Sunday with Les Pope and wife. Miss Sarah Mindlesy dined with Miss Lertha Johnson Suri. A Wednesday night gathering at Mrs Coday McIntost’s was well attended. Various mentions of family visits and names appear with erratic spelling.
Community notes record Rev. Killam preaching on the fourth Sunday, visits by H A Renkauf and Elisa Hedrick, and social rounds among the Beckett and Land families. Frank Hollman on the sick list and Elmer Rippee relocating his saw mill to Pea Ridge as logs are being sawn.
Mrs Amanda Gierhart of Waynesfield Ohio reports Chamberlain's Cough Remedy has been used in her family for twenty years and never failed to cure a cough or cold. The damage case W F Borders et al vs W A Glenn was heard Friday in Hartville county court with a verdict for the defendants. appeal planned to the circuit court.
A.S. Metcalf of Weatherby Missouri reports a severe cold nearly kept him in bed. After two bottles of Chamberlain's Cough Remedy, he recovered in a few days. He endorses the medicine as one of the best and says it will help again when he has another cold. Availability noted.
The Mansfield Mirror and the Weekly Kansas City Star offer a combined one year subscription for 31.20. This promotional rate pairs the local Mansfield paper with the Kansas City daily for readers seeking both regional and city coverage.
Happy Hollow holds revival meetings at Ashley with singing Sundays led by John Rich and Rev Ferguson the State Evangelist for the Pree Will Baptists at Wolf Creek. Claud Smith and Alath Findley wed last Wednesday. Joe Gray is severely ill with eczema of the head. Charley Findley and wife returned from a visit to New Grove. A large crowd gathered at Oda McIntosh's home for Frankie McIntosh's honors Wednesday evening.
A diary style ad warns readers not to ignore backache as muscular weakness, noting kidney disorders can cause drooping or Bright's disease. It cites Mrs. H. Wright of Marshfield, Missouri, who says Dom's Kidney Pills relieved her backache and kidney excretions. the Foster-Milburn Co. promotes Dean's Kidney Pills with the same claim.
Mrs Fannie Eads of Circleville Ohio testifies Cardus the woman’s tonic cured her two year back and limb pains. She was thin and walked poorly, now weighs 150 pounds and calls it a life changer. She urges other women to try Cardus, sold at all druggists.
Sunday notices report Hills and Mountain Sunday School at Mt Pleasant each Sunday with all invited. Joe Elder of Kansas visits Mr Robert's. Preaching at Mt Pleasant Sunday well attended. Will Tarbatton and family visit W S Gaskill. R Mink's children ill with whooping cough improving. Mrs W S Gaskill on sick list. Martain Gilley’s baby ill but improving.
Announcement calling tomato growers to contract with W. H. Fullington at the furniture store to supply tomatoes for expansion of the canning factory. Firm states it bought all tomatoes last year and will repeat this year.
The Kansas City Post promotes itself as a progressive paper with a broad readership. It lists subscription options including one cent a day or longer terms such as 100 days for $1, 200 days for $2, 400 days for $5, and 500 days for $5.
Mrs D Darrell called on Mrs Moon Friday. Mrs T Harris spent Friday evening with Mrs Justus. Russell Walters and wife dined Sunday at W T Fuge's. Mrs J H Kingsland spent Thursday at B M Sappenfield's. H E F Brazeale and wife visited at Orin Newton's Thursday. Rev G Chadwell spent Saturday night at Silas Moon's. M Sappenfield and family were guests at Pred Justus' Sunday. Everett and Brook Todd visited the Pea Ridge school Friday afternoon. Health is very good in this vicinity at present. Preaching at New Hope Baptist Church every second Saturday at 1:30 pm and Sunday adilla ms, Rev G Chadwell, pastor. Melvin and Sam Bartley dined at John Dixon's Sunday.
Norwood Route Number 1 Harry Thomas arrived from South Dakota Saturday night and plans to stay with Mr. George Shore for the winter and spring while a barn is built. Weather is milder here than in his home state where it was 45 below zero. George Shores Arley Findley Ruby and Alva Frye visited the France family Sunday evening.
There is more Catarrh in this section than all other diseases combined, once thought incurable. Hall's Catarrh Cure, by F. J. Cheney & Co., Toledo, Ohio, is touted as the only constitutional remedy, taken internally, promising a cure or $100 for a failure. It urges sending for circulars and testimonials and lists druggists as sellers.
Regular examination to be held Friday and Saturday March 0 and 4 at Hartville and Norwood. Examinations start 9 a m and 9:30 am on both days and finish 12 20 pm and 6 pm respectively. Applicants to write by number, send fee and receipt number before exam day. Begin in March to complete three examinations. Superintendent John M Carter urges punctuality and adherence to subject order.
An old time ad promotes Dr Miles Laxative Tablets for children and women. It notes constipation risks in kids and claims the tablets are tasty and easy for children to take. The Sisters of Christian Charity in Luzerne PA testify to good results and urge readers to ask a druggist. One box of 25 doses costs 25 cents. not sold in bulk.
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