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Newspaper
Mansfield Mirror
Location
Mansfield, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jul 09, 1914
Page
2
In a noisy message from Black Publishing Co editors Mrs W A Black state that all advertisements remain in place until the order to discontinue is received. The notice emphasizes continuation of service and full subscription terms for Maneheld, Ma.
An old political primary notice lists numerous Wright County candidates for various local offices. It records declarations by party and announces primary election on August 4, 1914, including candidates for Clerk, Collector, Treasurer, and Probate Judge among others.
A fragmentary reminiscence from Mansfield describes Ace wandering the town during a Saturday celebration. The writer riffs on editorial rivalries, the alleged newspaper Ace, and overheard Irish quips about Jeff Craig and a breecatfish on the White River, ending with a train departure as the discussion continues.
SPRING CENTER Special Correspondence reports a busy week of visits games and farm chores with many neighbors attending meetings visiting T R Bakers and L D Moore's homes. A number of residents including Evans Vtablew George Walline Orville Taasiker and Oscar Moore are mentioned for their activities and a light shower ends with local movers debating a Texas stay or Missouri welcome.
Route No 1 column reports social visits and local events. Mrs. James Pry and Miss Mabel Anderson attended services and visits spread across Grove Springe and Martins Field. Mr Dennis, Miss Susie Oberholser, and neighbors share tea, berries ripen, and harvests start as residents plan summer activities and travel.
In Waynesville North Carolina Mr BR Phitinian reports curing heart trouble and indigestion with Whed ford's Muck-Draught. He praises Black-Draught as a house staple and notes its digestion benefits. The ad touts Thedford's as the preferred brand at 25 cents.
Community calendar style write up lists visits and social events. Mentions Mrs Miss BoeThe Winte and families visiting from Sputefield Astoria Springfield. Includes picnics at the Cave, neighbors like Mr and Mrs Wilcox and Rhickberry picking, with relatives in from out of town for short visits and seasonal gatherings.
An old advertisement extols a “Catarh Cure” as a proven remedy, named by physicians and backed by testimonials from Eb CuNEy & Co of Toledo, selling through druggists at a listed price. The piece also notes other local notices including visits, family interactions, and travel plans, all echoing a small town newspaper style.
A fragmented item notes Allen's Foot-Kane used to aid dancing and exercise routines. The text mentions communities hosting dancing parties and a daily habit, referencing a "Dragginte report" and a trial package. Names include FRER, Allen & Oimbred, Le Roy, S. Y.
A damaged but legible testimonial warns that neglect of constipation leads to serious illness such as fever and abdominal complications. The ad cites years of discomfort for an individual from Montpelier and credits Miles Medical Co laxative tablets, 25 doses for 25 cents, with a satisfaction guarantee and money-back policy.
A frayed town bulletin records social visits and weekend happenings in Flat Rock and nearby Douglas County. Names such as Archer, McCrite, Wilson, Deaver, and Dobbs appear among visits, picnics, and canvassing activity. Residents comment on weather, pasture conditions, and stock law perceptions as communities gather for a Fourth of July picnic and related events.
A dubious testimonial explores stomach ailment relief from Chamberlin’s Tablets. Letter-writers claim past troubles vanish after using the product, with endorsements from unnamed readers and a dealer network cited in the ad copy.
Unclear fragment shows names Harve Youn and wife visiting an unidentified location. The text is garbled with many unreadable words, offering few concrete facts or events to summarize meaningfully.
An old advertisement touts Texas Wonder as a remedy for kidney and bladder troubles. It promises relief for men women and children with various ailments and offers a two month treatment by mail. It includes a testimonial request and lists Dr I W Thal at 2th Olive Street St Paul Mo and claims druggists sell it.
Quick relief for chronic ailments claimed by Seven Bark, advertised as a root remedy. Lyman Brown promotes Seven Bark at 68 Murray Street New York NY with bottles priced at 60 cents through druggists or the proprietor.
Local column records social visits illness recoveries and greetings. Entries mention Mrs Mindley Mrs Verbie Dearmand and Mrs Case recovering from illness. Miss Gladys Hive ill from poisoning. visits between Mrs Young Mr Young Evans Frye and Thomas Young. Kansas trip of Tom and Raymond Young. wheat threshing and washing chores. playful banter about initials and letters. overall snapshot of rural community life with names and places.
Causes of stomach troubles blamed on sedentary habits lack of outdoor exercise improper digestion constipation torpid liver worry and anxiety overeating and unsuitable foods Correct habits and take Chamberlain's Tablets and you will soon be well again For sale by all dealers Ady
Fragmentary weather table text lists high and low temperatures, precipitation in millimeters, and day indicators. Mentions Duncan Mingus and cooperative meteorological observer notes from the Weather Bureau and Agriculture Service.
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