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Newspaper
Mansfield Mirror
Location
Mansfield, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jan 19, 1922
Page
3
Rev N Findley his wife and their young granddaughter Fern visited Oscar Moodys along with Dave Findley and his wife visiting John Indley. Mr Dugan called on Oscar Moody Friday.
A vintage ad promotes Bayer aspirin packets promising genuine Bayer tablets with Bayer cross logo. It touts physician approved dosage over 21 years, safety backed by millions, and uses a long list of ailments including colds headaches neuralgia rheumatism earache toothache and stomach pain as justification to avoid substitutes. It notes Velve tablets in small tins and larger packs available from druggists under the Bayer manufacture label.
A short medical testimonial urges prompt kidney disorder treatment. H L Stull of Mountain Grove Mo describes severe back pain and frequent nighttime urination that improved after using Dean's Kidney Pills, claiming complete cure with no relapse. The ad promotes Dean's Kidney Pills from Fo ster Milburn Co. Buffalo NY.
We have fine weather and no snow. Several from the neighborhood attended the farm club meeting at Mansfield last Tuesday, reported as a good time. Rube Williams, W. C. Greenwood, J. E. Greenwood, Mrs. 8. A. Binley and Roy Letsinger family appear in Mansfield visits and social guests.
W A Christy and Loleila Sun day. Babe Williams and WJ Greenwood made a business trip to Douglas Co Saturday. Charley Chadwell near Macomb is seriously ill with pneumonia. Harve Graves' son broke his arm. A Sunday School was organized at Macomb Bajilist church Sunday morning with S A Binley as superintendent and Lillie Doyal as secretary. An Endeavor group was organized at the Methodist church. officers and committees to be listed next week. We hope for success.
Ad copy states that severe head ache, disorder, stomach and constipation respond to three Cham berlain's Tablets. Claims these will correct liver and bowel disorders and effectively cure the head ache.
Grant Letsinger and wife visited Paul Williams's Sunday. Mrs. Sarah Rippee Albert Brentlinger and children were mentioned. Gertrude and Aaron stayed with G. W. Brentlinger. Scot Letsinger visited McNialls. Mrs. Gran Letsinger called on J. W. Edwards. A.M. Brentlinger and J. W. Edwards dined at J. W. Brentlinger's Sunday. A farm club meeting at Ola drew Sarah Gaskill, Mrs. Paul Williams and son Herman, Harry Thomas and Harley Stout. News is scarce this week.
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