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Newspaper
Mansfield Mirror
Location
Mansfield, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jul 24, 1919
Page
5
An old advertisement warns that only Aspirin tablets bearing the Bayer Cross are genuine Bayer Tablets of Aspirin, urging buyers to demand the cross on the package and each tablet and to follow proper dosage. It notes counterfeit tablets recently sold by a Brooklyn dealer and highlights Bayer’s monacetic acid ester of salicylic acid as the trade mark.
Mrs J J Rbey visited Seymour last week for undisclosed reasons. The observer notes the brief appearance in the town, with no additional events or affiliations provided.
An advertising blurb asserts that Freezone dissolves corns and calluses using a finger applied treatment. It promises painless removal and immediate results, claiming the product makes corns lift away without causing discomfort.
Jefferson City July 8 The Missouri legislature adjourned after ratifying the Federal Woman Suffrage amendment and restoring capital punishment by hanging to Missouri law effective Oct 6. Gov Gardner signed the measure amid debate led by Rep A B Whittaker who urged restraint and argued that executions do not reduce crime, calling on officials to spare soldiers and future sons.
Marriage licenses issued for Willie Hale Myrtle Moody Charles Nichols Tansy Newton Hartville Clare Hart Norwood Pearl May Allen Mountain Grove. A deal consolidates Sparta banks with Bert Ellia John F. Aven and J. C. Barnes buying control. the Bank of Sparta to be capitalized at $20,000. BE. A. Sisk of Missouri Pacific in Kansas City visited during the week.
Mrs. Alice Scurlock of Jackson Ohio recounts years of weakness and nerve pain. After trying doctors and avoiding operations she used 11 or 12 bottles of Cardui and says she is now well, able to work, with sore sides and headaches gone. The notice also mentions Hev J. EB. Novile of Ava Wag visiting during the week.
Local residents and visitors drop names of households visited over the weekend. Notices include Colbert Dixon at Joe Bramstenter's and Albert Pusi's, Mere Wil bert at George Pines tew, and Mary Dixon with Archie Newton Hal Albert Matlock at 28 Horteils Sunday. Other names include George Teanstetter visiting from Ackio aw, Wilford Dorrell, C. FL Harris, and Mre Ella Buck visiting Norwood relatives after military discharge.
Seymour residents note HC Hogan was present during the week, with local officials recording attendance and activities in community notes. The brief item highlights Hogan as a local figure involved in ongoing town matters.
An advertisement warns against calomel causing sickness and promises Dodson's Liver Tone as a safe, vegetable tonic that cleanses the liver without salivation. It claims quick relief from biliousness and constipation, urging readers to try it tonight and even give it to children.
An ad promoting Cham furlying Tablets claims good health comes from unclogged bowels. It asserts bowel movement aids digestion and overall happiness, urging readers to try the product for real joy of living.
A rain shower is needed in the Ozarks region. Miss Gladyy Snyder and her sister Miss Grace have returned to Springfield. Albert Schafer came home Saturday morning to help his father with the tay. Mrs J. B. Greenwood has returned from Adrian where she has been visiting. Mrs Lizzie McKinney visited her aunt, Mia Laura Williams, last week. Miss Michel Pearcey and Birdie Julitieon were selling goods at H Robertson's store Saturday. Hiurlot Brake is recovering from Nile injuries received a few days ago. Macomb Christian Endeavor meets at the Baptist church the first and third Monday each month, and at the Methodist church the second and fourth Sunday. The poem line speaks of seeking and moral ascent.
Lenhart and Jake Hoover traveled to Mountain Grove on Friday for an undisclosed engagement. They appeared together at an event and were seen leaving the area amid local activity.
An advertisement touts Duan's Kidney Pills for kidney weakness with a Houston Missouri user, JW True, claiming four boxes cured his kidney trouble and improved vision. Price 60 cents at dealers. Also notes the birth of a daughter on July 7 to Chav Austill and wife.
An advertisement urges readiness for burns and injuries with ZONOL, a white antiseptic ointment. It touts fast relief from soreness, inflammation, and convulsions, claiming broad usefulness for cuts, bites, throat troubles, and skin conditions. Jars are sold by druggists nationwide.
An advertisement promotes Farris' Colic Remedy for horses. It claims the remedy relieves colic within thirty minutes when dropped on the horse's tongue and urges readers to obtain it now for future needs.
The regular teachers examination for Wright County teachers will be held at Hartville on August 1 and 2. Examinations begin promptly at 3 o clock each day with subjects listed for first and second days including Geography Language Algebra Orthography Grammar Arithmetic Literature Reading Civil government US History Agriculture Pedagogy Advanced Science Physiology Writing and more. Ray Wood, County Superintendent.
Raymond Riley has retuteed from Upritiefield after undergoing an operation for appendicitis.
When you feel lazy or out of sorts a torpid liver can dull the day. Herbine cures disorders from an inactive liver by strengthening the organ cleansing the bowels and keeping the eye tem in good health. Ady dealers notify.
Horace Paul, inspector for the Western Tie and Timbero, returned home Friday from Arkansas with a foot injury after being struck by a motor car.
An old Mansfield drug ad touts Adlerika with instant effects on the bowel tract for relief of sour stomach gas or constipation and prevention of appendicitis. It emphasizes the product’s instant, pleasant action and cites Fuson Drug Company as the seller.
An old advertisement claims worm infections stunt children’s growth and warns parents to remove parasites with White's Cream Vermifuge. It asserts the product cleanses the system and promotes healthier, happier children, promising broad benefits sold by all dealers.
Mr and Mrs Robert Ro Wees of 487 East Harrison Street and Mrs Albert Eagin mother of Mr Wees who resides at Mt Vernon returned to Springfield after a several days visit at Mynofield Springfield Republican.
A small ad promotes Chaberlain s Liniment as the cure for a lame shoulder caused by rheumatic muscle strain. It prescribes absolute rest and a few applications of the liniment as the treatment.
Wright County crops report from the Springfield Leader notes 6,964,000 bushels of wheat statewide in June with Wright County yields around 50 bushels per acre. Oats and corn show variable prospects. Potatoes and apples mixed. fruit light in parts. Meat cattle held for better prices as farmers report improved financial condition but warn on potential price drops. Mountain Grove and Norwood districts report poorer corn and varied wheat, oats, fruit, and hay conditions.
NORWOOD ROLTE 1. Picking blackberries is the order of the day. John Kennedy spent Sunday at John Fry's. George Shores Sr and sons helped John Fry last week. Virgil Royal and wife spent Saturday night and Sunday at George Shores Jr's. Daniel McKinley recently returned from overseas and spent last week at George Shores Sr's. James Fry and son Seldon stayed one night at John Fry's. George Shores Sr and family spent Sunday at Mr Richardson's. Sam Williams and wife welcomed a baby boy. Nellie Fry spent Thursday night with Myrtle Shores. John Fry and family visited Joe Royal's last week. Myrtle Shores visited Nellie Fry Saturday night. Bertha Holman called on Clara Allyn. Charles McCartney and Mr Holman cutting grass for Mr Allyn. Dolly Dimple.
J C Turner added a concrete porch to his residence and completed a fresh paint job. The improvements enhance the home’s exterior appearance and curb appeal.
A long promotional article touts starting the day with hot water and limestone phosphate to cleanse the stomach liver kidneys and bowels. It claims improved appetite, purer blood, and relief from constipation bile troubles and skin issues for all, with repeated emphasis on daily use before breakfast.
Hoy Tower formerly of Ava was shot and killed that week at his home near Sitka Kaa with interment planned at Aya.
A vintage health ad extols drinking water and using Jad Salts to flush kidneys, ease dull backache, and reduce urinary irritation. It claims four ounces of red Salts in water before breakfast clears clogged kidneys, neutralizes urinary acids, and improves bladder weakness.
Mrs Evacat Ellie arrived from Norwood Motully to visit her father Dr Aden at his Hartville home, as reported by the Hartville Republican.
A vintage advertisement touts Wyeths Lace and Sulphur Compound as a home remedy to darken gray hair, claiming natural, even dyeing and a youthful look. It urges readers to mix at home or buy the ready-made product from drugstores, noting no disease cures.
W. A. Newton and wife departed Monday evening for a trip to Columbus Ohio and West Virginia. They plan to return home by the end of October, according to the Thirlville Republican.
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