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Newspaper
Mansfield Mirror
Location
Mansfield, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1919
Page
7
Daily passenger and freight trains listed with times for No 101 No 102 No 240 No 104 and Ro 240 Ro 104 on a mixed timetable. Includes station agents and clerks with church and Sunday school notices and multiple pastors listed for weekly services.
The article urges readers to keep Chamberlains Cols and Diarrhoea Remedy at home for stomach and bowel illnesses when a physician is unavailable. It claims the medicine is best for these diseases and can spare suffering and risk, encouraging immediate purchase.
Last week's notes show weather improvements as farmers prepare hay. Local residents share visits and gatherings with relatives and friends, including fishing trips on the Gasconade.
An advice note suggests chronic constipation can result from moisture residues in food matter. It recommends drinking abundant water eating raw fruit and outdoor exercise. For relief use gentle laxatives like Chamberlain's Tablets rather than harsh cathartics which dehydrate the body.
Reverend J B Seal of Mansfield filled regular appointments at New Hope. Mrs Joe Davis of Mansfield visited brother George Wells. J T Dixons had dinner at Albert Latimer. George Mallory and family with Archie Newton dined at Co F Harris. Wilford Alva Dorrell Earl Ivan Harry Land and Hanson Duncan visited in the evening. Wil Branstetter and family spent Sunday with A Hargus. Dodson ill with a sore arm. Birthday party honored Dewey's 17th. Sun shines and gardens and plowing are in. Ethel Mitchell and Ida Holliman visited John Duncan. Casey Jones.
An unreadable OCR passage mentions a date value and names but contains garbled text. It references a person or organization and a routine action without clear context or complete details.
Promotes pig growth using Thomas Hog Powder with bone and muscle support. Claims to keep hogs healthy and profitable, paying for itself many times over through gains. Ad by M Sorcroas.
Last week’s item notes George Shores Jr and wife staying Saturday night at Charles Chadwell’s. Mrs Ruby Royal spent a day with home folks. Mr and Mrs Jen Franklyn welcomed a baby girl Myrtle Shorey. Myrtle Shorey attended church with Lessie France and Monroe Hoyal spent Wednesday night with Geo Shores.
Fragmentary text describes a death by self harm involving multiple names and locations with garbled phrases. The readable parts reference a fatal incident, associated people, and various places, but the article text is largely unintelligible and lacks coherent facts or dates.
Fragmentary OCR reads like a chaotic ledger of names, roles, units, and dates. The text mentions officers, sergeants, communications, and a muster with scattered proper nouns and locations, but the overall meaning is obscured and many phrases are garbled.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions an event or note with unclear names and actions. Reads as a partial record from a local page segment, offering few legible details and no discernible outcome or entities.
A fragmented OCR item notes a theft involving wine and a trip plan connected to an individual or location named Ava. Details are incomplete, but the fragment suggests wrongdoing and travel elements without full names or dates.
An antiquated health notice claims facial pimples signal impure blood and urges readers to obtain a so called medical directive from Atlanta for a chemical remedy. The ad touts a mail order “special medicine” without minerals or drugs and promises easy relief through a supposed blood cleansing treatment.
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