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Newspaper
Mansfield Mirror
Location
Mansfield, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Feb 26, 1920
Page
5
Mrs Brenninger of New York testifies that RAT SNAP prevents odors after killing rats and is convenient as ready to use cakes. She notes no mixing or messy hands and endorses RAT SNAP for household use. Available in three sizes 25¢ to 1.00, sold by local hardware and drug stores.
The text urges universal precautions to halt a dangerous disease and recommends using OZONOL on throat and nose membranes three times daily. It claims low cost and availability at druggists in 30c and 60c sizes.
A letter notes spending 100000 dollars on Wright Co Mutual Insurance rather than keeping money in distant vaults. It urges continued call responses and advertises A. C. Barton secretary at Phone 2731 Mt. Grove, Missouri, highlighting home banks and personal credit over corporate storage.
An old health column promotes a morning drink of hot water with limestone phosphate to cleanse the stomach liver kidneys and bowels. It claims internal sanitation matters more than outside cleanliness and promises clearer skin within one to two weeks for those with blemishes headaches or digestive issues.
W. B. Elrod once of Norwood and later in California and Republic now resides in Springfield where he has purchased property.
An old-time remedy Restates Wyeths Rage and Bulphur Compound as a ready-to-use darkening hair product. Claims include hiding gray, providing a lustrous look and youthful appearance. Warns it is not for curing or preventing disease.
The Ozark Press Association backed Senator Seldon P. Spencer’s waste reduction bill urging the government to stop unnecessary pamphlets and rely on newspapers for publicity. They also endorsed the Ozark Play Ground project and planned a Springfield meeting June 11–12 with officers including W. A. Black and Frank J. Davis.
For children, careful selection of cough medicine matters. It should be pleasant to take, free of harmful drugs, and most effective against coughs and colds. Long experience shows Chamberlains Cough Remedy meets these conditions and is a favorite with many mothers.
Good morning readers. Farmers are breaking ground for early plantings this spring. Mrs. Paul Williams visited Sam Letainger and noted the sale of Mrs. EB to Mershall, with a move recently. Harley Stout sold his farm for 1500 dollars to Sam Letainger. Oran Pope’s have moved from Jake Hoover’s to Douglas County. Sam Letainger roofs his house and Harland Stout lutes hogs. Communities share health, visits, repairs, and farm transactions as springwork begins.
Pleasant Flat reports real cold weather after a spell of warmth. Schools in Mountain Grove closed. Charles Tharp Carrie Moore Goldie Tharp and Burley Tharp at home. Ed Tharp saved a wood last week. John A Williams cleared pasture southeast of his house and improved his farm. Clarence Williams plans to leave for Idaho at month end. Lloyd Young ill Mrs Sanders and son sick Dr R A Ryan visited Robert Imhoff's mother Tuesday. Jesse Boyer also sick.
Ady promotes Chamberlain Tablets as a mild laxative that induces soft bowel movements without harsh mineral waters or strong cathartics. The tonic is stated to be gentle enough that users may not notice the medicine working and is less likely to cause subsequent constipation.
Alexander Glenn of Seymour and Nancy J. Scott of Hartville. Harvey Smith and Mra Lucinda Ussery, both of Norwood. Norman Gates and Gladys Eaton both of Hartville. Win Hartley and Mra Ruth Cum mina, both of Cedar Gap. Olay Newton and Easie Marah both of Hartville. Henry A. Wood of Swan Taney county and Opal Newton of Havri ville.
A Hall advertising claim for Texas Wonder promises relief from kidney and bladder issues including gravel diabetes and rheumatism for both men and women. It offers mail delivery for $1.26 with a two month bottle and sworn testimonials from Dr. E. W. Hall of St. Louis, sold by druggists nationwide.
A stark warning on catarrh tracing dangers beneath nasal passages to lungs and consumption, arguing sprays and other applications fail. It promotes a remedy at 5, 5. 5. as the direct source treatment and offers free medical advice from the Medical Director at 47 Swi Laboratory, Atlanta, Ga.
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