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Newspaper
Mansfield Mirror
Location
Mansfield, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jan 25, 1917
Page
6
Mrs. Fannie Eads of Circleville Ohio testifies that Cardui, the woman’s tonic, cured her two year back and limb pain and weakness. She now weighs 150 pounds and says Cardui enabled her to work like a new woman. She urges other suffering women to try Cardui, available at all druggists.
A cluttered 1920s style program outlines Christian Endeavor topics led by Jewell Hoover and Lois Beset discussing standards of conduct witnessing, prayer, study, habit formation, fellowship, and Christian citizenship with questions from members including Mabel Hower and others.
A dated advertisement warns about indigestion from irregular meals and late breakfasts. It promotes Chambertsia’s Tablets as a remedy to strengthen the stomach and restore natural function, claiming a quick recovery with regular spacing of meals.
Route Number Three preaches at New Hope Baptist Church every second Saturday and Sunday at 9 00 a.m. Rev G Chadwell is pastor. Ben Paxton of Greensburg Kansas visits relatives nearby. Dodson and Wilh have a baby boy born Tuesday. Mike and Marion Franstetter bailed hay for F L A Ripper last week. Euther Harris stayed with Mrs Branstetter during their absence. Fred Renkauf attended the Ava basketball game Saturday. Who became of Ace who once amused Mirror writers. If he still reads the Mirror I’d like to hear via paper. Casey Jones.
An old advertisement touts Mildred in a Hair Remedy claiming to kill dandruff and germs, restore hair on any scalp with life, stop itch and shedding in three weeks, with a money back guarantee. It markets a pleasant non sticky tonic used by refined ladies, priced at one dollar and available at druggists.
A promotional notice declares a free large trial bottle sent by return mail to anyone who sends name and address and 106 in silver to cover postage. The address given is Boeton, Masi, with the company name Mildred Louise Co referenced.
The B Y P U program led by A Stephens features missionary planning readings by Norcross and Blanche Crippen with a choir song. Lectures include promotion of missionary education and enlarged donation plans by E M Badine Porn and W Polling Van with recitations and a closing song by the choir.
A fragmented record shows Miss Mabel Hollimann with sister Mrs Gee and others in Midway and Pearl Center Wednesday. Meetings at POA Ridge and Odin Sundays, with church staff listed. Names include Pred Thompson Carter Lula Land Mamie Hedrick and Elsie. Newton and family events noted. illness noted with no core absence at the Methodist church.
Weaker health and common colds spread through Gasconade as residents report lagrippe and bronchial pneumonia. Newtons, Findleys, Mindleys, and Finneys appear in various visits, moves, and chores around Hartville, Macon, and nearby farms with several family members recovering from illnesses.
A damaged OCR item portrays Pan Kee medicine praised by Mars and Mrs. Frisby of Riverside Street for stomach relief rheumatism and nervousness. It cites improved appetite, energy, and claims it aids sleep and general well being with testimonials and mentions a Dr. Andrews visiting his mother at Wilaw Springs.
Warm weather for Jane Wey and Mr Sehafer returning from Neliska Munchiy argent. Bennets report b avriage issues. Joe Geny back from Mississippi. Macoab M Kechurch holds Sunday services and Abweonve Methodist clinic each Sunday. Last week men busy gathering wood for winter and building fence. Ho Sch Arnold Selwfer back from North Missouri. Kinney and wife depart for Bond Mississippi to visit coast then return to Missouri. Schafer headed to Nebraska. Minnoiah Baptist church closes meeting. Corella Christy boarding near Mansfield school. Joe Gray goes to Mississippi for winter. Mr Bobb visits Macau school. Anes Short ill. Sickness noted in Livchal. SOMEBODY ELSE.
Weare having wintery weather with illnesses and farm changes. Uncle John A Willits remains unwell. Mrs Dan Keys has pneumonia. Cal Long is able to sit up after three weeks sickness. Many families suffer from cold and illness. schools closed briefly. Amos Wakefield buys a farm near Hartville, planning a spring move. a house fire at Joe Long's home is contained with local help.
A man was surprised Wednesday night when friends gathered at his uncle's home to celebrate a birthday anniversary. He had no hint of the visit until the crowd rushed in, marking a festive surprise.
Most everyone in the vicinity with the grippe is reported better. Singing at Antioch Sunday night was well attended. Miss Mandy Todd has closed a successful term of school at Pleasant Knob. Miss Ruby Deelourd left Monday to enter school at Hartville. Miss Mary Burner returned to Springfield Saturday after spending...
Mansfield resident J T Mason of Elkan Missouri praises Down's Kidney Pills after suffering dull back ache headaches and frequent painful kidney secretions. He reports relief after using the pills and urges others to consider the remedy available at all druggists.
Hoover has purchased the 40 acre A W Bonner farm. The deal transfers ownership of the property to Hoover, with details of payment and transfer not disclosed in the brief notice. The farm is located in the region covered by the local land records.
Jason McClerland was employed by Wm. Walters on Monday. Fred Thompson ran a business trip to Seymour on Wednesday.
Mrs Geo Hevins sister Mrs Sarah Gaskill of Rolston Oklahoma is visiting. Several in the vicinity are sick with la grippe. Miss Irmey Kennedy has returned home from near Spring. Jesse Adamson moves with Bred Thompson. Pleasant school closes Saturday with a program. S J Mackeys moved back to the farm from Seymour. Church at Harges Chapel every third Sunday by Rev William Ridsby. Peggy Short.
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