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Newspaper
Mansfield Mirror
Location
Mansfield, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jan 15, 1914
Page
6
Promotes Kodak and Brownie cameras as ideal for amateurs. Encourages photography as enduring entertainment beyond the initial novelty, appealing to daily interest and hobby growth for beginner photographers.
Services at the M E Church will be supplied by Rev. O C Johnson next Sunday for both morning and evening. He will fill in for the pastor on that day at the church.
A vintage advertisement describes worms causing a foul breath, dark eye circles, feverish periods, abdominal cramps, and thirst in children. It promotes Kickapoo Worm Killer as safe and effective, noting laxative benefits and a 25 cent price. Distributed by Kickapoo Indian Medicine Co. and sold in Whila, or St. Louis.
ANTRIM GLEANINGS reports a wedding at J M Newton's where Miss Opal Newton and Marshall Dotson were united in matrimony by H N Maltock J P The brief social note mentions other local happenings including church attendance chores and residents’ health and travel, with several names and places referenced.
The Springfield YMCA opens a $100000 facility with gym, swimming pool, baths, reading room, restaurant and 71 living rooms. It serves over 1000 members and offers Rural and Corresponding memberships to extend access to Mansfield area youth. Contact General Secretary Ernest Fagenstrom for details.
A vintage advertisement touts Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as superior for coughs and colds. It emphasizes it is pleasant to take, contains no opium or narcotics, and promises relief, available from all dealers.
Friendship Baptist church meets the third Saturday each month at 11 a.m. and Sunday at 11 a.m. and 7:30 p.m. Rev. W. S. Griffith is pastor. Sunday school every Sunday at 10:30 a.m. R. Hilsaheck, superintendent. Prayer meeting each Sunday at 7:30 p.m.
Sunday total attendance was four with several regular members absent and new pupils present. The orchestra met for practice after church while Mr Mathis writes parts for instruments to use song books. Most teachers were present and the Bible class discussed The Good Samaritan Luke 10 25 37.
Advertises Hall's Catarrh Cure offering $100 for deafness due to catarrh. Also reports Odd Fellows initiations and installations led by District Deputy Grand Master G. W. Tripp with listed officers and roles.
Frank Smalley critiques a Mirror column on a Brann's Iconoclast claim, labeling the piece as a distortion. He defines terms like iconoclast and tegnecrost, notes the repeated use of the word lies, and argues the authors act with bias and inflammatory rhetoric in a church context.
Frank Peacock, longtime resident and Civil War veteran, died at 11 p m Wednesday from tuberculosis. He leaves a wife and children. Interment will be at 2 p m Friday in Mansfield cemetery. Also note Mission Temple meeting closed with 10 conversions. Reverend Joseph Davis returned home Monday due to his son's illness.
A Pendergrass reader reports relief after using Cardul for long standing women’s troubles. The ad explains Cardul builds strength, eases pain, and regulates female organs, urging readers to ask their druggist and write to the Chattanooga Medicine Co for guidance and a free booklet.
N N Craig will soon begin the dairy business with a wagon built at J C Carters shop for milk delivery. Bottles and supplies are on order and Oaklawn Dairy is set to start operations soon, as supporters wish him a successful venture.
Route No. 1 notes a busy social scene with a tacky costume party at Crippen’s, music by Paris, a prize for the bictest couple, and multiple Sunday gatherings at Ashley and John Prye’s. Reports mention dances, singing schools, candy pullings, and local visits as residents attend events and travel to nearby towns.
T H Ivy of Carl Junction, a Jasper county mining businessman, says his well producing mine near Joplin promises to become one of the district’s largest producers in the near future during a business trip to Mansfield at week’s start.
City government roster lists Mayor Burney Olek and Treasurer W Brazeal James Coday Attorney W N J Craig Marshall Roe Strong Health Officer Dr J A Fuson Street Commissioner Roe Strong Collector Roe Strong Police Judge James D Avery Aldermen First Ward James Coday and J Th Freeman Second Ward W B Fullington and Dr Jd A Fuson Council meets the second Monday evening of every month.
Cumberland Presbyterian Church offers preaching every fourth Saturday evening and Sunday. Rev Joseph Davis serves as pastor with Sunday school each Sunday at 9 a.m. G W Freeman is Superintendent.
Baptist Church announces preaching every second Sunday with Rev. R. Carnett as pastor at 9 45 a m. W B Fullington leads Sept. Baptist Young Peoples Union meets each Sunday evening with C A Stephens as president.
Preaching services held on the first and third Sundays at 11 a.m. and 7 p.m. Rev. J. J. Wolfe serves as pastor. 9:45 a.m. J. A. Hylton is Superintendent.
The Church of Christ announces preaching on the first Sunday morning and evening and Saturday evening previous. Bible school at 10 a m each Sunday, Bible study and prayer Friday evening, Ladies Aid Society Wednesday afternoon. W H Anderson minister. Arthur Friend has been ill for several days. Everyone welcome.
Promoted as a universal remedy for kidney and bladder troubles, diabetes, rheumatism, and back pain for men and women, with claims of success in children. Offers mail shipment for $1 and a two month dose. Testimonials from other states available. Dr. Ei W Hall, St. Louis, Missouri, markets through druggists.
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