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Newspaper
Mansfield Mirror
Location
Mansfield, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jul 26, 1917
Page
2
An old advertisement promotes Dodson's Liver Tonic as a safe vegetable alternative to calomel. It warns calomel is dangerous mercury that salivates and sickens, urging readers to switch for relief from biliousness constipation and headaches. It claims Dodson's is harmless for all ages and guarantees satisfaction or money back.
John J Troenschenkel of Dubuque Iowa and Esther Dennis of Vanzant Missouri join as license holders. Robert M Mings of Mingsville and Macie M Stilley of Astoria also listed. J M Crewse and Maragret Al meta Carder, both of Rayborn, appear among license entries.
A testimonial from E D Carpenter a retired druggist at 222 Main St Mountain Grove Mo endorses Doan's Kidney Pills for kidney trouble and backache. He cites twelve years of back pain and colored urine improved after using the medicine priced 60 cents at all dealers with Foster Milburne Co Buffalo NY listed as the makers.
The Reverend Alluvian of Aurora delivered a Sunday sermon at the C P Church, drawing a local congregation and outlining spiritual guidance for the week ahead. The service reflected familiar parish priorities and community ties in Aurora.
Missouri urges every woman to register for war service on July 28 under a dual federal program. Governor Gardner designates Patriotic Day with a pledge to support the nation from home or abroad. The effort, led by the Council of National Defense and the Hoover Administration, anticipates 1,800,000 Missouri registrations and assigns district and county organizers to cover Red Cross, Food Conservation, Education, and other duties.
Sunday School gathers at 10 a.m. every Sunday with preaching on the first Saturday night and Sunday by Rev M V Spain of Cedar Gap. A light rain refreshed crops, A E Tarburton threshing locally, visits among Cedar Gap Seymour and Mansfield referenced, and Misses Goss Riser join Mrs Harvey for a social before the rain. Liza Jane.
Route Number Three preaches at New Hope every second Saturday and Sunday at 11 00 a m Rev G Chadwell pastor Sunday School at 10 00 a m PE A Rippee superintendent Rev G F Bundy of Mountain Grove filled his regular appointment at the ME Church Sunday Several from this vicinity were in Gem City of the Ozark Saturday Wilford Dorrell was in Hartville Saturday LL Land Charlie Mitchell and Geo Harris helped Silas Moon make hay last work Miss Lillie Matlock spent Thursday night at her brother Edgars Mrs D S Dorrell called on Mrs Silas Mobo Friday evening Mrs C F Harris and children and Misses Maude and Marie Bowman were Sunday visitors at Geo Mallorys Melvin Bartley wife and daughter Sylvia spent Saturday at John Dixons Albert Fuge s were Sunday visitors at Wm Gilberts
Eugene S. Knight of Wilmington praises Chamberlain's Tablets as the best remedy for constipation and indigestion. He notes his wife also benefited from their gentle action and agreeable laxative effect, recommending a trial and stating they are obtainable everywhere.
Rembert preaches at Pleasant Hill every first Saturday night, Sunday and Sunday night. Rev. M. & Clift, pastor. Elbert Coday and family and Frank Coday visited Alfred Curtis Saturday night. Mrs. Lucinda Coday of St. George visits Elihu Coday. Miss Ava Jones sick. Rain praised Thursday night. Elihu Coday and wife, Jerry Oliver and wife, Nancy Scott and daughters Verbie Inie, and son Edgar visited Will Randolph Wednesday. Ice cream and lemonade served. James Frye worked for A. Rippee Wednesday. Elbert Coday and wife, Frank Coday and Myrtle Long in Mansfield Wednesday. GRAZY MADGE.
A 75 year history of use is praised in an advertisement style endorsement. A user from Mich says years of liver trouble were cured after taking Thedford's Black-Draught in 25 cent packages. It touts quick, permanent relief for liver and stomach ailments and claims wide past impact with safe, gentle action and low cost.
Wolf Creek hosts Sunday show each week and has a weekly prayer meeting on Wednesday night inviting all attendees to bring someone. Visitors included Mr. and Mrs. Harry Coday in Macomb. Harvest season winds down as most folks finish hay. Mrs. F J Light visited Mrs. Rebeveu Sikes Saturday and Sunday. Miss Indian Light Sarah Silkes Thelma and Maude Mc Intosh called on Miss Anna Gut schke. THE BLUE EYED CHUMS mentioned.
Miss Emma Verbryke of Lima Ohio describes two years of biliousness and stomach trouble with dizziness and faintness. She reports rapid improvement after using Chamberlain's Tablets and notes the medicine's broad availability.
Every family should keep this preparation during hot weather. Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy is valuable and nearly always needed before summer ends. It has no superior for its purpose. Buy it now. Obtainable everywhere.
Rev G F Bundy preaches at Odin and Pea Ridge on fourth Saturdays and Sundays with Sunday school led by S H Pave and Will Dedmond. Miss Sarah Todd and Miss Verba Mie serve as secretary, organist Miss Knoxa Newton. Ethel Dedmon ill. Farm folk busy canning berries. Bundy dined at G A Wells. Marion Bianstetler helps with hay. Johnnie and Cleo Kelley visit Hartville. STEAMBOAT BILL.
The Ozark Trail convention approves the road between Springfield and Cabool as part of the Memphis Springfield route after the Ozark Scenic Highway failed designation.
A historical notice promotes HERBINE as a cleansing remedy. It claims to stimulate the liver, tone the stomach, and purify the bowels. Sold by Fuson Drug Co. through Price Co. and advertised locally.
Travel risk warned without Chamberlain's Coke Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. Sudden severe bowel attacks common on journeys. stock up everywhere before departure. Obtainable ready for use on trains and steamships.
Ewes offered for sale about August 1 or after. 200 breeding ewes and ewe lambs at 31 0 a head. Farmers should keep 10 or 15 sheep. Order now before it is too late. C Vollenweider Seymour Mo adv
100 Angora goats for sale nearly all owned by W M Huggans located 1 1/2 miles northeast of Mansfield Missouri. Adv.
A Frisco engine collided with a survey wagon belonging to N Townsend. A son of W H Royal, driving, waited for a train then crossed and was struck by another engine switching. Royal sustained a slight injury to his arm as the horse broke loose. Mountain Grove Journal.
An advertisement touts Sanol as a family remedy sold with an absolute guarantee. It emphasizes that if the product name Sanol appears it is legitimate. Price points listed are 85 cents and 1.00 dollar at the drug store.
Cold Spring at Excelsior and singing in the evening. Mrs Ward Nall and two youngest children left Saturday for Mun Grove to visit her father A Barnard for a few days. Geo Spurrier is confined with a sprained knee. Mr and Mrs Jas Franklin of Heppner Oregon visit Irene Nall then plan trips to Mtn Grove Carl Junction Keota and Dewey before returning west. Dora Louder Defalt of Denlow dies after leg amputation for gangrene. she leaves husband and six children.
Cincinnati author promotes Freezone as a fast relief for corns and calluses. A few drops shrink and lift the corn or callus with the root, drying instantly without inflaming surrounding skin. One bottle coats little yet can rid feet of hard or soft corns.
Brief Breezes notes oats and wheat are yielding well with velvet chaff wheat favored for sowing this fall. Will Dudley shows improvement from a sprained knee. 8. I. Mackey suffers a broken arm and dislocated joint after a fall from a wagon load of wheat, taken to Seymour for treatment. Light showers have occurred and signs point to a good wood crop this season.
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