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Newspaper

Mansfield Mirror

Location

Mansfield, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Feb 22, 1917

Page

5

Pinkham Vegetable Compound Aids Aurora Woman

Mrs Kieso reports seven months of pain and weakness from female ills. After six bottles of Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound she regained strength to work and feels like a healthy woman again. The Pinkham Laboratory cites many testimonials and invites unsolicited letters for free confidential advice from Lydia E Pinkham Medicine Co Lynn Mass.

E. Pinkham Lydis E. Pinkham Lydia E. Pinkham Medicine Co Lynn Mass

Early Educational Hardships From Louisville Courier Joke

A brief Louisville Courier Journal quip recalls a man asked to discuss his early schooling. He notes living seven blocks from a Carnegie library and lacking an automobile, illustrating hardship with restrained humor.

Carnegie Louisville Courier-Journal

Fall ing Hair Solution Promises New Hair Growth

A vintage advertisement touts Danderine or Knowlton's Dandeline as a remedy for dandruff and thinning hair. It claims usage will restore luster, strength, and scalp vitality, with new hair growth visible after a few weeks. The pitch emphasizes a cheap 25 cent bottle and immediate effects on dryness, itching, and hair appearance.

Knowlton

A Logical Conclusion and a Quip in Courtroom Tone

The exchange features a stern judge questioning a prisoner who admits to calling a gentleman an old fool. The dialogue pivots on wit as the man concedes the remark while discussing a medical ad pitch for Dr. Pierce's Pellets and a dealer advertising a used automobile.

The Sufficiency of Grace in Hard Times

A sermon on replacing sin with grace rather than eradicating it, using grafting as a metaphor. It cites Simon Peter as Cephas and Boanerges, notes grace transforms thorny traits into virtue, and says God can turn painful circumstances into growth and hope, with Paul’s thorn as example.

Luther Burbank California Burbank Christ Jesus Simon Jesus Grace Cephas Peter James John Boanerges Apostle Jove Smillax Paul God Christ Heaven

Cascarets promise relief for bilious headache ailments

An old advertisement touts Cascarets as a cure for headache and bilious symptoms. It claims the product cleanses the stomach, removes sour undigested food, reduces bile, and clears head and bowels by morning, with a 10 cent box sold by druggists.

Coast Guards Save Deer At Quonochontaug Station

Coast Guard crew at Quonochontaug Station rescued a deer pursued by dogs that fell through thin ice on a marsh pond. Three surfmen bailed through the ice with a small skiff for an hour, reviving the animal before releasing it at liberty.

Coast Guard Quonochontaug S. I Liberty

A Druggist’s Endorsement Of Swamp Root Kidney Medicine

For twenty four years a druggist touts Dr Kilmer’s Swamp Root with high customer satisfaction and claims it cured his bladder inflammation after two months of treatment. He advocates sending ten cents for a sample and a booklet, with a fifty cent bottle offer and a one dollar size option.

Dr. Kilmer & Co Hinphereton N. Y

Trieste tale shows locals snubbing Austrian rule

In Trieste, a traveler visits a church and learns of a silver mouse votive gifted by a woman whose home was overrun by mice. After presenting the offering to the Madonna, the infestation vanished, prompting the priest to joke that a silver Austrian would have to be made instead, reflecting anti‑Austrian sentiment.

Trieste

Cuticura Dandruff Cure Ad And Jokes

An old advertisement touts Cuticura for dandruff itching and irritation with suggestions to use Cuticura Ointment and Soap, with a free sample offer by mail. It closes with a humorous wedding joke about a best man and marriage, attributed to a judge.

Dept. L Boston

Castoria's Signature Promises Trusted Relief for Children

Old remedy for infants and kids, CASTORIA, bears the familiar warning In Use for Over 90 Years. Children cry for Fletcher's Castoria, a staple in generations of households and pediatric care.

Fletcher

Odd Troubles in a Limited Income Society

A witty exchange notes the difficulty of making ends meet when living in a social circle. The quip contrasts splurging with resource limits and hints at the pressure of maintaining appearances amid constraints.

Garfield Tea Ady Cures Rising Sense of Wellness

A short note extols natural remedies over medicines as a growing trend. It praises Garfield Tea as a gentler option and hints at a shift toward homeopathic or plant based cures. No concrete events or figures are referenced.

Tows Topics Snippet Sparks Whimsical Welsh Rabbit Banter

A playful exchange unfolds as a sweet young thing expresses affection for animals and the pair joke about sharing a Welsh rabbit. The brief item captures local social banter in a light tone, reflecting everyday humor.

Jewelers Report on Alberta Land Farm Wealth

A Des Moines firm Joseph & Sons describes shrewd investment in 240 acres near Champion Alberta. They report 1916 harvest of 10,000 bushels of wheat at 44.10 lb per acre averaging 81.70 dollars per acre, total return about 19,610 dollars. Another Iowa buyer, A Wright of Milo, purchased 160 acres for 3,300 dollars and earned 2,472.07 dollars net after costs from 4,487 bushels. An arithmetic riddle ends with a student claiming the cat could reach Australia with time.

Joseph & Sons Des Moines Towa Champion Alberta Hewitt Canada A. Wright Milo Iowa Wright

Pape's Diapepsin Promises Quick Indigestion Relief

The ad touts Pape's Diapepsin as a fast cure for indigestion and dyspepsia, claiming relief within five minutes and the stomach becoming sweet with no gas or belching. It urges readers to buy a fifty cent case at stores and notes the product strengthens and regulates digestion for comfort with favored foods.

Pape Ady

Red Cross Ball Blue Advert Helps Clean Whites

Preparedness tip urges shoppers to buy Red Cross Ball Blue from grocers. The ad promises clear white laundry and a bright basket of snowy clothes, highlighting Red Cross as the trusted blue detergent.

Red Cross

Picked the Right Spot for a Trick Garden

A quoted exchange imagines a rich man building a lake and flower garden atop an apartment house. The plan is to create a visible trick garden to avoid noticing neighborly chickens peeking from above.

Garfield Tea Remedy Ad Encourages Constipation Relief

An advertising note promotes Garfield Tea as a remedy for constipation sick headache and biliousness. It directs readers to druggists for the soup and uses a promotional tone typical of period advertisements.

And That's Too Far Decollete Ball Costumes Debated

A terse New York Globe item notes that decollete ball costumes are acceptable within limits, reflecting a fashion debate of the era. The brief cites social norms and public taste as the measure of propriety for formal attire.

New York Globe

Wordy Sermon on Jesus Heals a Paralytic at the Pool

A sermon outlines Jesus healing a long afflicted man at the pool on the Sabbath, emphasizing Jesus eyes to see need compassion and the power of his word. It discusses the man’s display of faith and obedience, the opposition from Jewish leaders, and the call to witness and live the faith as a transformed life. The lesson urges teachers to vividly depict need and to challenge scholars to act with compassion.

Bine Jesus Jerusalem Teachera God Christ

A Delicious Dinner Breaks D quarter package of Skin

A recipe notes boiling macaroni ten to twelve minutes then mixing with cold chicken and tomato sauce, layering in a shallow dish with buttered crumbs and baking brown. It urges Skinners Macaroon to be found at grocery stores. The rest includes jokes about marriage and military planes with quick exchanges.

Ady

Ohio temperance advocate portraits in water colors

An Ohio temperance advocate reportedly refused a portrait by his doctor as he was working too hard. He insisted the likeness be painted in water colors if produced, reflecting a cautious stance toward diagnosis and workload.

Ohio

Atchison Lady Recommends Outside Treatment for Colds

In Kansas, Mrs. J M Magill touts Vap-O-Rub salve as a safe home remedy that relieves colds, croup, and chest troubles by topical application with vapors. The product claims to loosen phlegm, open air passages, and soothe soreness through skin absorption, used overnight for rapid relief.

South Vick Kansas Byrnes Pharmacy J. M. Magill St. Atchison

Parrot Seller Defends Cussing Bird in Witty Exchange

A humorously heated exchange centers on a parrot said to use violent language. The dealer quips that the bird may swear yet does not drink or gamble, prompting the buyer to weigh the animal’s moral character.

Lift a corn off without pain says Cincinnati man

A Cincinnati authority promotes Freezone as a cheap, painless way to remove corns and calluses. Apply drops directly to tender areas, relieves soreness, loosens the corn or callus so it can be lifted out with the root. Drugstores may stock it or can order from wholesalers.

Cincinnati

Actress Reveals Secret Hair Darkening Remedy

A famous actress shares a gray hair recipe combining Bay Rum water Barbo Compound and glycerine priced cheaply for home use. It darkens faded streaks softens hair and does not color the scalp or rub off. Advert says directions come with each Barbo Compound box.

His Double Duty

Jones walks with a box of chocolates and meat for the dog on his way to see his girl. Jobson jokes about marriage as Jones explains he must please both the girl and the dog by sharing gifts.

Willis Gilia Jones Hlalloa Jobson

Doctor warns on sugar and inconsistent aging belief

The text hints at a doctor warning about eating sweet foods and sugar causing laziness. It comments on a woman's fluctuating determination about her age and her inability to stick to a decision.

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