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Newspaper
Mansfield Mirror
Location
Mansfield, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1919
Page
5
Health officials warn the public about counterfeit aspirin tablets recently circulating. The notices urge buyers to demand genuine tablets, check manufacturer details, and follow dosing guidance to avoid unsafe products.
A visit by an Enwitive figure occurred at Cupthione oil company last week, with limited readable details about the participants or outcomes due to text damage. No further information could be confirmed from the fragment.
Norman Whiteler and his wife visited Springfield Monday as she underwent an operation and is reported improving. Latines and spouse left for Claremore Oklahoma where Merc Latimer will take the lead. The piece notes medical complications, improving mobility with effort, and mentions local civic appointments and teaching staff changes in Hartville area.
Community notes recount a pleasant mission time at Low Dickertons Saturday night. Local residents from the vicinity in the Gem City of the Ozarks included Rippee, Dorrells, Andrews, Mallorys, Paxton, and Harris families visiting Pearl Wells and Will Fage homes. Ruby Latimer returned from Webb City school. various households hosted and hosted the Sabbath. A poem by Chas H. Gatriel reflects on sunshine, rain, and the cycle of life.
Last week the Primitive Baptist church at Sunset Hill hosted an all day service and dinner on the ground drawing a large crowd. Tintry Woody of Arkansas was visiting friends in Manafield and Macomb while Peter and Silas Pragent returned from Wyoming. Mrs Elsie Hunt visited Bessie McCrie, Samuel Spence attended Mission Temple services, Ming Elva Smith stayed with her brother Samuel, Cha Smith and wife left for Kansas with their tent, and Elier Spence visited his grandparents Samuel Spence and wife.
Lydia Arbogast of Paris HI recalls relief from severe anemia and headaches after using Cardui, noting color returned, health improved, and life became worth living. The ad extols Cardui as a safe vegetable tonic helping many women over 40 years and urges others to try it.
Fridley appoints Whee Gee Hoi to a key municipal post amid city planning efforts. The decision follows council discussions and reflects a push for new leadership in local governance.
A fragmentary notice mentions Chirk and Pondineice with unclear context. The readable parts imply a local ad item or notice about a person or entity, but specifics are faint and dates or actions are not clear.
Mrs T Green of 514 Maple St Mountain Grove Missouri describes long back and kidney pain with dizziness and eye trouble. She credits Doan's Kidney Pills with relief after trying the product promoted by locals. Buy price 60 cents at dealers. Master Milburn Co Morris Buffalo NY ad copy.
The forecast calls for fair weather throughout the week with generally mild temperatures. Expect light winds and no precipitation, making outdoor plans favorable for most days.
Governor Gardner signed an emergency bill creating a combined state hunting and fishing license for 2.50 and a county wide combined license for 1, valid in the county of residence and adjoining counties. State fishing license is 1, non-resident hunting license 10, non-resident fishing 3. Children under 18 and women exempt from fishing license and residents may fish in their county without a permit with limits. Squirrel season unchanged.
The ad urges keeping Chamberlain's Colic and Diarrhoea Remedy at home to treat stomach and bowel illnesses in children. It claims prompt care prevents death and pain, noting human doctors cannot always be present and praising the product as the best medicine for these diseases.
The Kansas City Ozarks and Southern KRy will be succeeded by the Ozark Southern Ry Co operating between Ava and Mansfeld. Frank Hl Braden of St Louis becomes president and renewal manager. Other stockholders include the Chiude BE Vrooman and August Welmon of St Louis. Bond issuance sought for improvements with C C Daves authorized to start track work and lay 1200 ties within sixty days.
Advice cautioning against harsh laxatives for constipation and recommending Chamberlain's Tablets as a mild, pleasant option. Suggests drinking water, eating fruit, and outdoor exercise to improve digestion while warning that strong cathartics worsen the condition.
Rain continues as roses bloom and farmers plant sweet potato cabbage and tomatoes during the wet spell. Gooreke Butcher of Hartville and family visited the Christy home. Chester Snyder returns from Springfield after high school. Schafer begins rebuilding after recent fire. Misa Liazzie McKinney plans Kansas visit. E J Greenwood and family attend Hartville eighth grade graduation with Macomb participants Arthur Greenwood Minnie Johnson Lolella Christy. Rev G W Holmes to preach at Macomb Methodist Thursday night June 65.
An old advertisement touts Farris Colic Remedy for horse colic, claiming rapid relief with drenching and that a child can administer it. It cites Wright County census data showing 2,903 farms and a population of 18,316.
An advertisement urges readers to apply BAL LABIYS SNOW LINIMENT for itching. It claims instant relief and that a few applications cure the trouble, producing a permanent cure. Sold by all dealers.
L T M Cole traveled to St Louis for a short period and came back the same day with Mr Cote who had been under hospital care for several weeks. The report notes their health status and a formal update from Min Grove.
An advertisement warns against calomel, describing it as dangerous and causing sickness and loss of productivity. Thecopy promotes Dodson's Liver Tone as a safe, plant based alternative that cleanses the liver without causing salivation and is suitable for children.
A. Al. Mansfield of St. Louis was chosen president of the Disney College Alumni Association of Sprivatioh. He is the son of the late Col FM Mansfield, for whom the city of Manefield was named.
An old advertisement praises OZO NOL ointment for preventing shaving irritation and skin trouble. It claims cooling healing effects and safety for complexion and also suggests inhalation for influenza symptoms. Available in 25c and 10c sizes from druggists.
Mrs Lb A Quigley and her daughter have returned to Lawrence Kansas after visiting her parents J B Freeman and wife and other friends in Ava and here.
Surgeons agree first treatment matters for cuts burns and bruises. An efficient antiseptic applied promptly prevents infection and starts healing. For man or beast Bronzone is the ideal antiseptic and healing agent. Buoy it now and be ready for an emergency. Sold by all druggists.
Arthur Stafford of Springfield was in town during the week, staying briefly and seen in local circles.
Anna Kirkpatrick and Dertha Mercer described as tuberculosis patients are ordered moved to the State Sanitarium at Mt. Vernon for county patient treatment. The court hires Chas RB Burnett and W J Harrison for road engine work at set daily rates, and awards several small payments for road work, boarding, and hired help. The Secretary of State is directed to issue a land patent trades and other financial actions are listed for the board of equalization members.
Rain continues as Rev W H Moore leaves for Gainesville to lead a meeting with his daughter Carrie and Miss Golda Tharp. Ralph Harris stays bedridden. Robert Imhoff awaits word from his daughter teaching at Manioneli Seminary in Hawaii. A letter says she will reach Norwood around June 14 and Moore’s Sunday services report growing Sunday School interest.
Sunday events at Wolf Creek include F Jones dining at Jake Ivy's and Rev Matt Walker preaching at 11 Miss Sarah Sikes visited Mans field from Saturday to Monday and Rosco Sikes hosted. Local visits include Lily Coday Blele Light Sherman Jones and family. Walter Matlock left for Kangas to seek work.
Lead Hill residents report clear after rain with farmers painting the local church. Mesdames C C Hensley and Anthce Newton travel to Gillett Kansas for illness and death of their granddaughter and niece, Harry Hensley’s daughter. Jacob Matney and wife of Cedar Gap are sick. An all day singing is planned for the 4th Sunday this month and the 3rd Sunday at 2 o clock.
Rainy week in Sleepy Hollow with heavy showers. Farmers plowing corn as planting season continues. Local bone health topic mentioned as ongoing. Several residents attended an all day singing at Cedar Gap on June 1.
Wake up with a glass of hot water mixed with limestone phosphate to cleanse the stomach and bowel. The practice, claimed to flush poisons through the skin and digestive tract, promises clearer skin, better breath, and relief from headaches, bad tongue coating, and constipation.
An older health advisory urges Americans to reduce rich foods to ease kidney strain. It promotes four ounces of rad Salta daily, a beverage made from grape and lemon juice with lithia, to flush and stimulate kidneys, neutralize urine acidity, and reduce bladder irritation.
Springfield resident James Fr. Case was in town recently, staying briefly and meeting local residents during a short visit.
Old home remedy promotes dark hair using Sage and Sulphur with a store bought Wyeth product. Claims include natural even tint, disappearance of gray hairs after several applications, and glossy soft hair. not a medical cure.
Eneci newr Ed McCaeilies completed the Ave to Wright County line survey and now locates a southern route from Avi through Douglas county as part of the north south corridor project.
An ad-copy claims Adler-ika uses buckthorn bark and glycerine to instantly cure digestion issues in Mansfield. It boasts one spoonful to fully clear bowels, prevent gas, constipation, and appendicitis, surprising doctors and patients as Fuson Drug Company markets the product.
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