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Newspaper
Mansfield Mirror
Location
Mansfield, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jul 22, 1920
Page
2
All fruit coroners are cordially invited to attend a summer meeting hosted by the Missouri State Fruit Experiment Station on July 27.
An all day singing event with plentiful food was held at Moody church on Sunday, with several attendees from Mansfield and nearby areas.
Local notes from near Mountain Grove describe revival activities at Fairview with 14 baptized and plans for another baptism. The piece lists visits by W. Griffith, J. Brentlinger, Mrs. Hale, Mrs. Rippee, Mrs. Miller, Mrs. Irby, L Leatherman, and others to John Brentlinger’s, plus family calls, social visits, and harvest chatter as neighbors stay busy with hay and blackberries under Sukey’s sign-off.
Summer complaint in children is much less deadly now with Chamberlains Colic and Diarrhoea Remedy. When given with castor oil as directed and proper care on diet, about ninety nine of every hundred cases recover. W G Campbell of Buller Tennessee states he has used Chamberlains Coke and Diarrhoea Remedy for summer complaint in children and finds it far ahead of anything else for the purpose.
Warm July weather finds residents busy with hay and blackberry canning. Mr. and Mrs. Hosea Stout welcome a baby girl. Arthur Willard and wife visited Macomb Saturday. Lizzie McKinney attended Fairview church. Harrison Babb and wife celebrate first boy after two girls. Christy home hosts include Bootemarkle Brotewarkle and Lizzie McKinney. Gobble and Greenwoods visit in the afternoon.
Mrs Henry Jewett of Clark Mills New York recommends Chamberlains Colic and Diarrhoea Remedy after a severe attack two years ago. She says it relieved her almost instantly and urges every family to keep the remedy on hand.
Mrs Merile Chisholm visits at Mrs D N Moore while Evera Moody stays with BU Hale. Household movements include Turley Macy Braveal and families at John Livingston’s. W T Rush returns from Kansas. Geography: George Gann moves to town. Our teacher takes a Colorado vacation and is welcomed back to the school room.
Vintage advert claims Chamberlains Colic and Diarrhoe Remedy always wins top opinion and praise from users. Encourages trying the medicine when in need of such a remedy.
Hon James L Minnis Republican candidate for U S senator spoke in the city park Thaure cay night opposing the League of Nations with or without reservations and enforced military training while favoring a free ballot free speech and free press
E Pinckney of Lebanon Missouri cites lasting relief from kidney pains after using Doan's Kidney Pills. A later note confirms continued praise four years after cure, urging others with kidney trouble to try the remedy. Price is 60 cents at dealers. Foster Milburn Co. advertises the product. Also mentions M E Gorman leaving for White Sulphur Springs as Century Club member with $100000 annual life insurance sales.
The Texas wonder claims to treat kidney and bladder troubles including gravel diabetes and back pain for men and women. One bottle two months treatment often cures. Send $1.26 for mail order with testimonials from Dr. E W Hall St Louis Missouri and availability through druggists nationwide.
In Sunset Hill residents busy with blackberry picking and canning. Mrs Blale Owens spent Wednesday night with Jonathan Owens. Mrs Pete Brazen visited her brother-in-law Jack Beazeal. Wellspring of social visits continues as Joe Fry and family joined Mrs Fry and others at John Fry’s. James Fry and family spend Sunday in Hartville. a baby girl Hazel Marguerite born to Hosea Stout and wife. Sleeping Beauty.
An advertisement proclaims Liquid Brozone as unmatched for rapid healing of cuts wounds burns and scalds with prices 60c and 1.20 sold by Fuson Drug Co Ady.
Rembert preaches at Pleasant Hill every first Saturday night and Sunday led by Hev. John Claxton. Sunday school each Sunday led by J. C. Jones. Mrs. George Pryor improving after illness. W. T. Clark and wife visited Jones Savage's last Sunday. George Pryor visiting Orn Patterson's. John Wilbanks family called on James Savage's. Niangua work trip returned home. Nolen and Hayden Pryor on the pick list. Rumor of rain hoped for as everyone needs it.
Local showers refreshed Wolf Creek as about 640 people attended a singing event. A 646 foot long dinner table overflowed with generous offerings, with new attendees from Mansfield Hartville and Pleasant Hill enjoying the day.
A teaspoonful of Herbine will produce a copious and purifying bowel movement, improve appetite, restore energetic activity and a fine feeling of vigor and cheerfulness. Price and sold by Fuson Drug Co Adv.
Rains improved farming with plowing and haymaking. Mrs Halph Bennett and family visit Otfo Moody’s. Rev Sergle Moody preached at Pleasant Ridge. Mrs Orty Moody and Ralph Bennett visited Mrs Oscar Moody. Miss Coca Findley recently at Hartville returns home. Fred Brageal goes to Coffeyville. A J Miller visited. Mrs CN Findley and Day of near Springfield visit Wim Moody’s harvesting blackberries.
Last night brought a fine rain with haying to follow in Wolf Creek. Community mentions include Mies Coen Ivy and the Tig Neleh Lorhood event Saturday and Sunday, Hoseve Bikes and family visiting Clyde Jone, Mise Bessie Morton visiting Golda Saturday night and returning Sunday, Mita Golda tino going home, and Ed Coday with grandchildren spending Saturday night with Hosea Moody and family.
In Mt Pleasant Hiram Jackson and G B E Dennis hauled corn for Me Cantrell Tuesday. Barney Smith and daughter Miss Lene called at G B E Dennis Thursday night. Walter Newton arrived here last Thursday night. A sizable crowd attended church in Mt Pleasant Sunday.
The Ozark Press Association held its annual session at the Colonial Hotel in Springfield with W A Black presiding. Honorary members include Senator W G Harding and Governor J M Cox. Officers elected: Charles W Fear president, B E B Woolsey vice president, Frank J Davis secretary, W H Lynch measurer. Proceedings feature resolutions to support Missouri centennial, elect new members, thank Selden P Spencer, and urge Lever Act amendments to include newsprint.
UNUSUAL CONDITION Houston Texas Mrs B Cook of 1912 Whitty Street recounts severe back and hip pain after marriage. She says five bottles of Cardul helped her regain health and she avoids bed now. She notes many friends also recommend Cardul as a woman’s remedy. The ad includes reference to Coca Cola plant operations and local paper supply details.
The notice reports a baby born to Mr and Mrs Ralph Brazeal of Kansas City on July 6. It mentions McGee's Baby Elixir as a remedy for teething discomfort and stomach issues, marketed by Fuson Urug Co. A previous surname Hailey is noted for Blanche Hailey, daughter of L O Blailey.
PB Stew notes Robertson preached Monday night at Cumberland Presbyterian Church in the local sermon gathering.
Missouri crop prospects show corn planted amounting to 184 108 000 bushels wheat 31 698 000 oats 40 626 000 with last year at 166 412 000 corn 67 699 000 wheat 38 269 000 oats Apples and peaches fell in June while gardens recovered from drought. In Wright county 24 920 acres of corn planted this season with condition 87 percent normal potatoes 83 percent wheat 68 percent and oats 0.2 percent hay 79 percent pastures 90 percent.
Wright County announces the regular teachers examination to be held at Hartville on August 6 and 7, 1920. First day subjects include Geography Language Orthography Grammar Arithmetic Literature Reading. Second day covers Civil Government U S History Agriculture Advanced Algebra Science Physiology Writing Pedagogy Literature and Advanced History. Examinations start promptly at eight each morning. Ray Woon County Superintendent.
Medical notes claim rheumatism stems from tiny disease germs and that cleansing the blood with S. S. S. purifies the body to relieve symptoms. An Atlanta contact offers free literature and advice. L. B. Tate and Manefeld Graves are mentioned in local notes about graves and a Sunday baseball pane.
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