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Newspaper
Mansfield Mirror
Location
Mansfield, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jan 22, 1920
Page
4
An advertisement touts Wyeth's Sulphur and Gullphur Compound as a ready to use hair preparation that darkens hair, restores youthfulness, and provides a natural look with repeated applications. It claims easy home use and grooming benefits without dye.
Pleasant Flat records describe a week with a dearth of Sunday rain and a cloudy stormy period. Forecast suggests more snow or sleet ahead while the egaskinn looks goo after the storm. The carrier Neonuid failed to complete his route by Mooday, affecting deliveries.
A reader from Columbus Ohio reports plans to begin a westerly driving trip in April, hoping roads are clear for the journey home. Mrs. Robert Imhett recalls a January 7 surprise burglary as neighbors entered with baskets and sacks of goods, finding items missing while the table groaned under the load.
An advertisement promotes Cream of Mustard Co. products as instant relief for sore throat congestion and chest cold inflammation. It touts superiority over mustard plasters and claims it replaces remedies for coughs pains and rheumatic aches. Sold by The Cream of Mustard Co in South Norwalk Connecticut with hospital pricing mentioned.
The page lists officers for several lodges including G. W. Taylor as Noble Grand and M. A. Gaskill as Secretary, with 49 members in Cedar Gap I. O. O. F. The Cedar Gap lodge was installed by W. A. Black, naming Goss, Baskett, Koch and others, with a membership around 49 and additional installation dates in January for Mules Mountain Grove Rainborn.
An advertisement from H. M. Norcross promotes B. A. Thomas Stock Remedy claiming it makes stock show faster, use less feed, and prevents death by aiding assimilation of all feed. The ad urges farmers to try the product today.
A collision occurred last week on the Mansfield Martvilly road involving a WOKE Butten's Mull Car and a BOT Armills truck. One vehicle damaged. details on injuries and exact場所 unclear.
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