City Officials and Train Schedule in Ava Missouri Notice
Local government officials are listed for Mansfield Ava Missouri including mayor clerk treasurer health officer and board of health. A passenger and freight train schedule shows multiple daily departures and arrivals with the Yellow Jacket motor coach offering schedule aligned to Frisco trains. Church notices follow for Baptist Presbyterian and Methodist congregations with service times and pastors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. H. Riley
Jd. W. Brazeal
James Coday
N. J. Craig Marshal
Mansfield
Ava
Frisco
John W. Byng
Missouri
Drink Hot Water for a Rosy Complexion Claim
A 19th or early 20th century health note touts drinking hot water with limestone phosphate each morning to cleanse the stomach liver kidneys and bowels and improve skin. It links digestion of waste to blood quality and suggests clear skin headaches and bilious symptoms improve in one to two weeks.
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Drng
Co Holt
Postmaster E B Letler Visits Home Folks on Farm
Postmaster E B Letler of Bryant came through last week after visiting Mountain Grove to see family. He planned no public events and resumed duties afterward.
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E. B. Letler
Bryant
Mountain Grove
Remedy Promises Kidney Relief With Grapes Salt
An expository note touts a famous salt formula to cleanse kidneys and relieve backache. It claims the effervescent drink neutralizes urine acids, eases bladder irritation, and prevents sleeplessness by flushing kidneys.
Miss Irmey Kennedy Attends Springfield Normal
Miss Irmey Kennedy, a student at Springfield Normal, was present this week visiting the campus and observing classes and activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irmey Kennedy
Springfield Normal
Age and Sulphur Restore Gray Hair Naturally
A vintage advertisement touts Wyeth’s Age and Sulphur Compound for darkening faded or gray hair. It claims the product restores natural color and shine, applied with a sponge or brush to small strands, with results by morning and after additional applications. It emphasizes a youthful look and notes it is not a disease treatment.
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Wyeth
Wryeth
Soldier writer hails Dunwoody Institute post details
John Ernst from Minneapolis writes a vivid letter describing wartime life near a military detachment. He notes uniforms, drill every evening, a 25 member band, and plans to be scattered across the U S. He recalls parks, lakes, Minnehaha Falls, a France service tank, and a sham battle with Marines. He signs from West Hotel room 701.
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Minneapolis
Minn
U. S
Kaiser
Minnehaha Falls
Army and Navy
France
Dunwoody Institute
West
Hog care and feeding tips from Farm Home and Garden
The article argues for clean dry hog pens and proper feeding to prevent disease, praising soaked corn and bran feeds, and stressing regular pen maintenance. It notes small hogs fatten best on $2 stock and includes a brief mention of A. L. Foote and Frank H. Braden of St. Louis visiting last week.
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Linn County
Iowa
A. L. Foote
Frank H. Braden
St. Louis
Black Draught praised by Hillsboro family for relief
Mrs Myrtle Jenkins of Hillsboro states Black Draught kept her family well in head and stomach ailments and constipation. She recalls chronic constipation and headaches improved by full and small doses. She says the laxative helps her children with colds and urges others to get It from druggists at 25 cents a package.
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Hillsboro
Ohio
Myrtle Jenkins
Property swap in St Louis shifts addresses
R. B. Rogers sold his property at 53138 Helen Avenue in St Louis and bought a home at 5979 Romaine Place, completing the local real estate move.
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R. B. Rogers
St. Louis
Helen Avenue
Romaine Place
Hartville Prosecuting Attorney Visited This Week
Prosecuting Attorney C. H. Jackson of Hartville was here during the week. He met local officials and discussed ongoing cases and legal concerns affecting the county.
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C. H. Jackson
Hartville
Dodson's Liver Tone: a safe calomel substitute
An advertisement warns readers against calomel causing sickness and salivation. It claims Dodson's Liver Tone, a vegetable remedy sold by druggists, cleanses the liver without side effects. The copy urges using it for biliousness, constipation, and to avoid calomel's griping or harming the next day.
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Dodson
Tarbutton Returns From Springfield Health Note
An old advertisement promotes Herbine as a remedy for bowel irregularities. It claims to purify, strengthen, and regulate the bowels and notes a price of 60 cents. Sold by all dealers in medicine.
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Adv
Navy recruiting issues new waiting order in 1918
Postmaster James Coday receives instructions from F M Willson at St Louis Navy Recruiting Sta on June 10 1918 to place men on indefinite waiting orders if needed at home for farm work provided they enlist as seaman second class. There is strong demand for gasoline engine mechanics for aircraft motor maintenance with three months free schooling and full pay.
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D.ar
Engineering Corps
Engineering Department
Mem
Liberty
Cholera Morbus Advised Remedy For Immediate Relief
Warning about the deadly cholera morbus disease prompts households to keep Chamberlain's Colic and Diarrhoea Remedy. A Huntington Indiana mother reports two ill children recovered quickly after use, illustrating the product's promised quick relief during the 1911 summer.
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Chamberlain
Charles Enyeart
Huntington
Ind
Odd Fellows Installations Set Across Wright County
W A Newton of Hartville is reappointed District Deputy Grand Master and will install newly elected officers of Wright County lodges on July dates in Hartville Jericho Grovesprings Mountain Grove Norwood Cedar Gap Mansfield Rayborn Manes with later visits for remaining lodges. Officers must memorize charges before installation and the semi annual report is due between June and July. A School of Instruction will accompany the meetings to improve lodge work.
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W. A. Newton
Hartville
Wright County
Jericho
Grovesprings
Mountain Grove
Norwood
Cedar Gap
Mansfield
Rayborn
Manes
Effort promotes prompt antiseptic aid for wounds
Surgeons urge immediate first treatment for cuts horns bruises and wounds. BoroZone is pitched as the ideal antiseptic and healing agent for man or beast. It is advertised with prices 2c 50c $1.00 and $1.50 from medicine dealers.
Brazeal Brothers Arrive Overseas. Ira Stout Sent to Camp Mills
Thomas Brazeal and C A Brazeal arrived safely overseas. Ira Stout has been sent to Camp Mills in New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Brazeal
C. A. Brazeal
Ira Stout
Camp Mills
N. Y
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Mansfield Mirror
Black Publishing CO
W. A. Black
Malered
Ponttics
Messissé
Opers Puvigoase Bick
West Square
L. F. Livingston
Presbyterian Church
John T. Younger
G. W. Freeman
Church OF Christ Bible School
J. A. Riley
Rociety
Saga
Ares
Jed Salta
Lithia
G. H. Ayers
Atexas
CxAs Wonder
John Ernst
Your
Ernst
Miles Medical Co
Elkhart, Ind
H.C. Tarbutton
Springfield
F. M. Willson
U.S. Navy
Fletcher
Ways
Per
Colltahiu Sonal
Double Standard Oil @ Gas Company
Kansas
Oklahoma
Wyoming
Electra- Burkburnett
Texas
Double Standard Oil & Gas Company
Boston
Denver, Colo
C. E. White & Co
National Stock Yards
Illinois
Live Stock Commission Merchants
C. Ed. White
Edgar J. Latlows
Arthur J. Hattows
W. R
Valleyview Stock Farm
Aurora
W.di
Caunteeth
Jersey
S. C
Vestal Roses
Joseph W. Vestal & Son
Little Rock
Arkanum Arkanses
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