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Newspaper
Mansfield Mirror
Location
Mansfield, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jul 06, 1922
Page
3
The editor of Paisa Akhbar Lahore India recalls using Chamberlain's Colic and Diarrhea Remedy for children and servants to treat colic and diarrhoea with consistent effectiveness.
Local notes describe family visits and social calls around Cripple Creek including Henslee Edwards Campbell Williams Morelan and Coday households Various residents attended a Hartville singing gathering and hosting duties were shared among families such as Henslee Williams and Campbell with extended visits through Sunday evening and Friday visits noted by Rosa Williams and Mrs Brazzie Campbell.
Frank J. Cheney declares his firm will pay one hundred dollars for each case of catarrh not cured by Hall's Catarrh Medicine. Notarized December 6, 1886 in Toledo, Ohio. The ad touts internal use and blood mucous action, with testimonials and drugstore availability.
Lead Hill items note Fred Crider with wife and baby Fay returning to St Louis. Mrs Charles Hunt from Seymour visited sister Mrs Jake Crider and attended the Lead Hill singing. O E Winburn and family visited Mrs Joe Goss Sunday. E Kitterell of Tulsa, Oklahoma, visited sister Mrs Joe Goss and children. Liza Jane.
Miss Elva Letsinger spent the weekend with home folks. Miss Expbess Dozier visited Miss Belfarne Baker midweek. Ethel Hall returned home Wednesday to wash for an ill mother. Marie Dethridge and Agnes Letsinger traveled with Rube Stevens family. Harley Stout and Jay Dennis with families visited Dave Orider's. they brought dinner baskets and served ice cream and cake. A surprise dinner followed.
A bountiful informal dinner was held in the yard honoring Mrs. Letsinger on her birthday weekend. Attendees included CA Dozier and family, Clara, Bud, Evabess Jarbo, Richard and Winnifred Jarbo, Rube Stevens and family, Mrs. Tom Dethridge and children, Orvil and Cupra Quessenberry, Mr. Robbins and family, Mr. Howe and family, Sep Letsinger and family, Russell and family, Paul Williams and family, George Shinpaugh and wife, Samp Let Singer and family, Harry Tuomas and wife, Miss Maude Draper, J W Brentlinger and wife, Marion Letsinger and family.
Prepared for distribution at the Missouri State Fair to be issued soon. W D Smith of Sedalia Missouri notes the premium list is completed and will be available today for exhibitors and participants.
Dry Creek residents comment on recent rain while Fred Ryan travels to Kansas for harvest work. Walter Hylton and family visit Clarence Lilley on Sunday. Daniel Hylton herds hogs to Norwood then returns with sheep. Mrs. Mamie Roy welcomes a baby girl. The community stays busy making hay and daily life continues.
An old warning emphasizes that genuine Bayer aspirin must bear the Bayer name on the package or tablets to ensure safety and efficacy. The ad notes common uses from headaches to rheumatism, cites affordable prices, and mentions box sizes of twelve tablets and larger bottles sold by druggists.
Sunset Hill residents recount a rain filled weekend with gatherings at V A Bennetts and Joe Frys, ice cream and games, plus visits from neighbors and kin. The item notes births, illnesses, farm chores, a large five foot ten inch black snake in a chicken house meal, and a playful call for more letters to the column.
Mrs. Ross Potts of Birmingham Alabama reports years of biliousness and constipation. She says she lost appetite and strength until Chamberlains Tablets relieved the tired feeling, strengthened digestion, and helped the body work naturally.
A week of rain was appreciated as Rev. Roberts kept his Shiloh appointment and dined at S. H Freemans. Dora Robertson and children spent Sunday with Will Millers. Ernest Miller and family visited Geo. Gross. O. R. Gray stayed with his sister Payton Quessenberry. Eucus Gates returned from Oklahoma. Mansfield social event drew many locals. Mrs. Geo. Rogers and Jewell of California visited, Leo Gates and family from Wyoming also visiting.
A Mansfield carpenter, W. 8. Smith, attests kidney pains and leg swelling after heavy labor. He credits three boxes of Doan's Kidney Pills with relief and ongoing improvement. Price 60 cents at dealers. Doan's Kidney Pills are manufactured by Foster Milburn Co. Buffalo NY. Ady No 62.
Parents Mr and Mrs Perry host visitors as John Roy and wife spend time with her California kin. Mrs Will Rogers and children visit from California while staying with Mr and Mrs Andy Moles. The scene centers on family gatherings and daily chores in a small town.
Rev M B Cliff filled his regular appointment at Pleasant Hill Saturday night and Sunday. A good rain was welcomed. Elihu Coday is very poorly. Mrs John Pryor Jr and sons Ansel and Harold of Mansfield visited W C Pryor. Elmer Hensley Jim Savage and George Claxton aided Billie Pryor with hay. Jim Pearman left for Kansas to work harvest. A large crowd attended Hartville singing Sunday. James Savage family visited Robert Claxton. Marion Long works on Elbert Caday’s new house. Aunt Eliza Pryor is poorly. Ada Buck staying at Jim Boyer’s.
Mrs. William Volmer of Eastwood New York praises Chamberlains Tabiets as a splendid stomach and liver remedy. She endorses their use for biliousness constipation and indigestion and urges others to try them for good results.
Missouri State Fair at Sedalia with W D Smith as secretary in August 1916. Wright County Agriculture and Stock Show at Mansfield under W A Black in September 27. Springfield Greene County Ozark Stock Show led by H R Nelson in October 27. Seymour Webster County Fair and stock show with Frank J Davis as secretary on September 7 8 and 9. Norwood Fair and street show overseen by E C Householder with dates September 21 22 23.
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