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Newspaper
Mansfield Mirror
Location
Mansfield, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jan 11, 1917
Page
6
A Wisconsin reader recounts relief from distress via Cardui, praising its effects for women and noting a nurse uses the tonic with patients. The letter urges others to try Cardui for women’s troubles and promises quick, reassuring improvement.
The Maustiel Concert Band elected officers Monday night naming WC Coday as President Q S Coday as Vice President Freeman as Secretary and Treasurer Prof 2 Crenh a Director and Lihwweian as another director.
A fragile fragment notes remedies and home care for childhood colds. It mentions pine tar based syrups and herbal tonics as common cures, urging parents to have a relable remedy handy despite garbled wording and unclear product names. The piece conveys a period feel of domestic health advice with faded OCR clarity.
Forecast from the U S Department of Agriculture Weather Bureau for the week starting January 7, 1910 in Washington D C. Generally fair weather is indicated with temperatures near normal in the southern districts and below normal in the northern zones. Territory includes Minnesota Wisconsin South Dakota North Dakota Nebraska Kansas Oklahoma Arkansas and other nearby areas.
Annie Stewart of Boston attests to tonoline helping seven year stomach trouble including indigestion headaches and insomnia. She claims renewed energy appetite and sleep and urges friends to try the remedy though cautions urge not to exceed a 15 pound weight loss and to consult a doctor.
A fragmented Sunday School roster lists officers and teachers including superintendents assistants secretaries treasurers and organists. Several names repeat across sections such as Miss Stella Seal Miss Ina belle Wallace Rev J W Roberts and Mrs J A Riley with multiple roles and librarians noted.
An old advertisement touts Dr King’s New Discovery as a soothing antiseptic laxative remedy for lingering coughs and colds. It promises rapid relief by soothing irritated membranes and killing germs, urging readers to buy at the druggist for 50 cents.
R A M ed installation shows Mansfield Chapter No 122 Royal Arch Masons officers installed Saturday night HB Paul High Priest C L Rubinett King L O Nieder Scrche N J Craig Captain of the Hosts CoA Stephens Principal Sojourner W C Catay Royal Arch Captain J Eh Craig Secretary W Newton Treasurer M K Gorman Master Third Veil ID Reynolds Master Second Carl Garner Master First Veil John Harvey Sentinel
An advertisement warns those who eat late meals to avoid indigestion. It claims five hours should pass between meals and promotes Chamberlain's Tablets as a stomach strengthener for natural digestion, available everywhere.
W A Cale of 1201 Poulton avenue Hannibal praises Tanlac for restoring his health after a summer illness left him run down. He reports better appetite sleep and digestion and says the medicine also helps his mind liver and kidneys. Evans Smith visited Hartville last week to see his ailing father.
Urges quick attention to minor kidney symptoms with a strong endorsement for Dean's Kidney Pills. Testimonial from Mrs. W T Garten of Willow Springs Missouri describes back pain dizziness frequent urination and relief after using Dean's Kidney Pills priced 50 cents at dealers.
Prosecuting Attorney C. E. Jackson of Fartville was here Saturday noted in local records.
A letter from Missouri Row in Taft California describes December gatherings December 28 and 26 at the Miller and Weaver homes. Families from Douglas County Missouri shared Christmas visits, feasts, and gifts, with Santa distributing presents and residents singing. The note thanks the editor and invites readers passing through Taft to seek Missouri Row.
An inferred travel letter from Tulsa Oklahoma dated January 3 1917 describes the city’s population schools and building projects. The author travels to Sand Springs Claremore and Springdale Arkansas via streetcar mentions a new Arkan gia River bridge farms wheat and cattle, mining towns, and local life. He notes weather swings, green ground, and a broken toe from a rotary bit.
The Rev Allman of Aurora preached at the C P Church Sunday delivering a message to worshippers and led the service alongside church members.
Rainy cold spell hits Taft while Mr and Mrs Anthony Rhous and two daughters visit Fellows with overnight at Chita Roberson and Sallie Pugh and breakfast at Weaver's. Visitors Richerd Shonds arrive at Paul Roy and Chas Rush join from Sinday Park to work for Newt Miller as drillers. Chas Rush also with Harry Turner.
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