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Newspaper
Mansfield Mirror
Location
Mansfield, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jan 26, 1922
Page
4
John Raymond presents eight sketches detailing how American chemists achieve wonders once sought by ancient practitioners through coal tar by-products. The sketches outline methods, potential applications, and historical context in a concise survey.
The article traces alchemy from the philosopher's stone to modern chemistry, noting how coal tar by products yield valuable intermediates. It explains how fractional distillation of coal tar creates chemicals used in dyes, drugs, explosives, perfumes, and photography, and highlights Germany's early dye industry as a model for chemical development and wartime readiness.
An old advertisement warns against calomel dangers and promotes Dodson's Liver Tone as a harmless vegetable substitute. It claims calomel may shock the liver or damage bones, urging readers to try Dodson's for biliousness and lack of salivation.
Mrs A M Haswell is on the sick list this week. Miss Lela and Neta Tripp entertained the young folks Thursday evenings with refreshments for Oscar Estas and wife Wayne and Jewel Tarburton Auda and Wayne Rush Amo Miller and Vivian Tripp. John Warris and family visited Curley Myers Sunday. Singing at H A Haswell's Sunday evening well attended. Those visiting Howard Dennis Saturday night were Westbrook and son Loyd Westy and J R Pool and wife G W Tripp and wife visited W E Shipaugh's Saturday evening. Miss Myrtle Turner spent Saturday night and Sunday with Jewel Tarbutton. Mrs S L Hensley visited her mother Monday. Mrs Marve Dennis spent the day with her mother Mrs W S Gaskill.
The piece suggests using Chamberlain's Cough Remedy to end a cold with minimal waste of time and inconvenience. It urges considering others' successful experiences, notes many families rely on this preparation, and states it is held in high esteem.
Norwood Missouri hotel advertises newly furnished rooms and invites patronage with special attention to commercial trade. Supper is served before the Frisco passenger train No 104 arrives, with Mrs. Mattie Cottengim listed in the notice.
Mars is the fourth planet from the sun Jupiter is the largest planet In our solar system Venus orbits the sun at about 22 miles per second The North Star is said to be much stronger than the sun The planets between Mars and Jupiter include many with orbits Mercury and Venus have no moons Counting our moon the Pinhets Pese system has at least 27 Titan-like body references are noted as a historic astronomy snippet
In recent days winter weather brought ice that lasted briefly. Charley Findley and his wife visited his father in Hartville Saturday night and Sunday. Dave Fadly and his wife attended church at Plaisir Ridge Sunday and dined at William Findley’s.
A concise notice outlines delivery services claimed to cover all locations with flexible hours and rapid response. The item lists a name associated with the service and emphasizes broad coverage and around the clock availability.
The article explains constipation as a stoppage of bowels and compares it to keeping home waste pipes open. It recommends Chamberlain's Tablets to maintain daily bowel regularity as part of good health.
D W Griffith presents The Fall of Babylon a grand motion picture spectacle at Nugget Theatre Friday January 27. The film features Constance Talmadge George Fawcett Mildred Harris Tilley Marshall Pauline Stark Leena Owen Alma Ruben Kate Bruce Alfred Paget Mime Lincoln and an army of dancers and extras in a lavish historic epic set in 589 B C Babylon with themes of love hate and warfare.
Letters of Administration on the estate of Dvian E. Baker deceased were granted to Geo. B. Freeman by the Probate Court of Wright County Missouri. Creditors must exhibit claims within six months for allowance, or one year to avoid loss of rights. court seal dated December 7, 1921.
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