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Newspaper
Mansfield Mirror
Location
Mansfield, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jan 29, 1920
Page
3
A dispensing note offers $100 reward if Hall's Catarrh Medicine fails to cure catarrh. It claims internal action through the blood on mucous surfaces and urges constitutional treatment. Proponents promise to build up constitution and support nature, with listing of testimonials and Toledo Ohio address.
At Mountain Grove a public sale led by Col. Roy R. Dennis realized five Jerseys at an average price of 108.90. Wilbert Vernon Carter and wife welcomed baby? arrivals noted at Norwood. Rev. G. T. Benson of Fayette addresses Rev. T. B. Kitzinger of Seymour in a Mansfield Baptist church meeting.
Neighbors sit with a woman as a hen lays its first egg on January 6 in Seymour Citizen. VanNoy and Pennington buy into Norwood drug store. Achie Ribingon sent to Wright county prison for burglary. Clerk at Frisco depot moves to Arkansas station. Mr Cauble replaced. Williams moves. Job ad seeks order takers. 60 cents hourly. Wm Branda family reports Hot Springs move and housekeeping progress.
An advertisement claims B. A. THOMAS HOG POWDER reduces disease by removing worms and acts as a tonic. It is sold by HH. M. Norcross and touted along with a note to read the St. Louis Globe-Democrat offer. The Globe-Democrat lists surprisingly low subscription rates despite higher production costs, urging immediate orders to benefit from club discounts.
A Pool School Farm Club committee led by G W Tripp, Thomas, W S, Gaskill, Ho Bld dee, and BE Taylor will visit local school houses to explain the proposed Farmers ice change and report on activities at Seymour, Ford, Roguryville, and nearby areas.
An advertisement claims if you buy this medicine today and try it, you may receive a full refund if the first bottle fails to relieve or satisfy. It states the product is sold by all druggists.
A short instruction instructs applying a few drops to corns and lifting them off with fingers from the area at the farm vacated by Mr Arlington. The note reflects quick home remedy guidance and a relocated property reference.
A vintage ad promotes Ely's Cream Balm for quick relief from nasal congestion and catarrh. It promises open air passages, reduced headaches, and easier breathing within moments after applying a small amount in the nostrils. The copy urges asking a druggist for the small bottle and describes immediate soothing of swollen mucous membranes.
Geo. Thompson, long employed in the Pool Gartze, has resigned. Chas. Barnett will act as machinist for Baker & Myers.
The advertisement touts Doan's Kidney Pills as proven by time and many testimonies. FE Pinckney of Lebanon Missouri recalls kidney pains eased after use and, over four years later, still praises the medicine as a cure worth recommending. At 60 cents a bottle, the ad urges readers to ask for Doan's by name from Foster Milburn Co of Buffalo New York.
A letter to the editor outlines entitlements for honorably discharged soldiers and those furloughed to the reserve. It lists uniforms and gear, overseas items, travel pay, and vocational education benefits, with instructions to write the author for affidavits and assistance. Included are dates, rates, and required identification details for claims.
An advertisement touts Chamberlain's Tablets as a cure for stomach troubles claiming many have regained health and can eat any food they crave. It urges readers to try the tablets to see similar relief.
The poem memorializes Uncle George Mallory who has died, noting his happiness kindness and faith. It reflects on his life as a example to follow to gain a home with God and the angels. Family members are urged to remember him and live righteously while awaiting a reunion.
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