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Newspaper
Mansfield Mirror
Location
Mansfield, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jan 10, 1918
Page
3
Caution urged in choosing a backer, life insurance, or stomach remedy. STA WEL VEGETABLE TABLETS promise harmony with nature, relief from constipation and digestive ills, with claims of no griping or side effects. Sold by Iluson Drug Co Mansfield Vanney Drug Co Norwood F M Huffman Norwood.
The snowy scene is pretty to view but hard labor follows as we sweep scoop and rake. Pigs and cattle gain slowly for market while hens stay confined and wood must be fetched. Last week many snows kept us indoors preventing news gathering and daily routines. Tom Moore visited Clarence Williams, and local boys are busy with questionnaires.
Freeman Geo B advertises farm loans with the claim of the lowest rates and no delays, urging farmers to act promptly.
G B Pfreeman advertises a five year old roan cow with calf by side and four large red cows to be fresh soon. Sale details are limited to the cattle description and seller initials.
Olathe reports snow cover and skating by local youths Saturday night. Endeavor school received visits and notices for Clay Township Central School posted by Superintendent T J Moorehouse. Davis and Freeman families are mentioned with weekend visits. Feeman suffers toothache. The Endeavor school will discuss Monday as teachers plan to attend the township meeting at Hickory Flat. Shiloh Sunday school holds weekly sessions.
An advertisement promises a grain tassco tablet to reduce flesh without dieting. It claims the tablets are harmless, pleasant to take, and can help dieters reach their desired weight, with mail order offered if store visit is not possible.
Frank J Cheney, senior partner of F J Cheney & Co of Toledo, swears the firm will pay one hundred dollars for each case of catarrh not cured by Hall's Catarrh Medicine. Notary A W Gleason officiates on December 6, 1886. Hall’s and Hallie Family Pills advertised with testimonials and pricing.
Lead Hill announces Sunday School every Sunday at Wa m. and preaching on the 1st Saturday night and Sunday by Rev. M. V. Spam of Cedar Gap. Singing on the 4th Sunday. Weather delays keep Rev. Spane from traveling due to a snowstorm. Local movements include Fred Crider and wife returning from Illinois, Horace Salisbury relocating to Brooks farm, John Johnnen and family moving to Gurney Morris’s house at Lady Hill crossing, Lucinda Goss and children returning from Shenandoah, Iowa to Cedar Gap farm, and Mr. Robert Harry’s brother and wife visiting from Scotland County during the holidays.
Reverend J U W Needham of Mount Grove was in the area during the week and traveled to and from Ava where he preached on Sunday.
Surgeons emphasize first treatment for cuts burns and wounds with prompt antiseptic use. BOROZONE is presented as the ideal antiseptic and healing agent for humans or animals, offered in price tiers 25c 50c 100 150 and sold by all dealers in medicine_adv.
Local readers hear endorsements for Argo-Phosphate, a purely vegetable stomach remedy claimed to restore digestion and nourish body organs. Advertised as vitalizing and reconstructive, with benefits noted from the first day by trial users. Miss Chloe Osborn was in town Sunday from Mountain Grove.
An old advertisement claims herbine instantly relieves heartburn and indigestion by expelling badly digested food and restoring tone in stomach and bowels. It lists price as 0c and notes availability from medicine dealers.
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