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Newspaper

Mansfield Mirror

Location

Mansfield, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Mar 07, 1918

Page

4

Mansfield Mirror Letter Encourages Lead Zinc Growth

Roy E Coday of Camp Johnston Jacksonville expresses strong belief in Mansfield Mo lead and zinc mines potential. He urges residents to unite, invest in rental housing, and attract firms to build a thriving town, promising future relocation and continued support for local development. He notes military duties and state fair parade as context for his message.

War Department Tieft Uncle Sam Mansfield Riley Jacksonville Schuol ROY Ecoday Service Company Camp Johnston Fla

Obituary of Everett Adem at Camp Doniphan

Everett Adem died at Camp Doniphan Fort Sill Okla Feb 5 after a measles relapse. He joined Seymour Supply Co organized by Rev G W Holmes which became the supply unit for the 140th Infantry and was buried in Seymour. A drug ad promotes Sand for liver kidney and bladder benefits.

Everett Adem Camp Doniphan Ft. Sill Oklo Seymour Supply Co G. W. Holmes 140Th Infantry Seymour

Mountain Grove locals discuss farming plans this week

Ervin and Newton of Mountain Grove visited last week and this week respectively. Newton says he will farm this year. An ad notes gas in the stomach or bowels signals a torpid liver and recommends HERBINE as a liver stimulant and bowel purifier sold for 60c by dealers.

James Newton Mountain Grove

Norwood Visitor G H Robertson Highlighted Week

G H Robertson of Norwood spent the past week in town, visiting local residents and taking part in community events. His presence drew attention from neighbors and local officials during his stay.

Local officials tour. Johnston and Sheriff Sanders seen

H B Johnston of near Seymour visited Saturday while Sheriff C G Sanders of Hartville attended this week bringing local official presence to the area.

Fat Folks Learn How to Reduce Your Weight

A health ad promotes a weight loss remedy Tassco with daily tablets after meals and before bed plus weekly weigh-ins. It claims safe, non dieting fat reduction by increasing blood oxygen, improving digestion, and reducing fatty tissue in a few days.

Stomach Trouble Relief Through Argo Phosphate Endorsement

Sadie Kh Hamilton of Portland Maine describes severe stomach distress for three years and relief after using Argo Phosphate a stomach tonic and system purifier. After two bottles she can eat freely and plans to help others with her endorsement as a local druggist adds credibility.

Sadie Kh Hamilton Portland Argo

Pneumonia Season Warns Of Cold Dangers In Damp Weather

The cold damp weather seems most favorable for pneumonia germs. Now is the time to be careful as pneumonia often follows a cold. Quicker removal of a cold reduces danger. As soon as cold symptoms appear, take Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. ask those who have used it about its value.

M Reho

Route Number Three Preaching at New Hope

Route Number Three Preaching at New Hope every second Saturday and Sunday at noon. Rev G Chadwell, Pastor. Mrs C P Harris, Mrs Jessie Branstetter, Morgan Denson and wife and Jasper Ninten were dinner guests at the Orin Newton home Friday. Miss Ethell and George Harris spent Sunday afternoon at DS Dorrell's. PJ Wells, Alva Dorrell, Paul and Fred Harris were at Pearl Wells Sunday.

New Hope Nan G.chadwell C. P. Harris Jessie Branstetter Morgan Denson Jasper Ninten Orin Newton Ethell George Harris

Chamberlain's Cough Remedy a Favorite for Colds

J L Easley of Macon Tennessee cites Chamberlains Cough Remedy as his sister’s favorite cold medicine for fifteen years. He says he and others have used it during colds and have always found relief promptly.

J.L. Easley Macon Tih Chamberlain Liyself

Local Notes On Weather And Social Visits

Farmers eye spring planting as mild weather arrives. J W Kennedy travels to Seymour in a new Boyd. Mrs F D Howard and daughters Fae and Virgie join shopping in Midway with Mrs Clarence Broughs and Miss Millie Rushing. Rev Mulbed laments loss of a mole cow Sunday night. Miss Laura Brasher visits home folks from Friday to Sunday.

J. W. Kennedy Seymour Boyd F. D. Howard Fae Virgie Clarence Broughs Millie Rushing Rev Mulbed

Constipation Despondency Treated With Chamberlain Tablets

An advertisement claims despondency and nervousness from constipation are easily corrected by taking Chamberlain’s tablets. It promotes the tablets as easy to take and pleasant in effect and uses a period voice of a historic health ad.

America

Prairie Hollow and Ava Residents Part of Week's Local Notices

Prairie Hollow and Olathe Grace Gates attended Ava for schooling last week while Rev. Davis kept his regular Shiloh appointment. Mrs France Kieth is ill. Ernest Roy and his wife visited Mrs Rinda Crawford over the weekend. Mrs L Hylton and baby stayed with her parents Wu, Rogers and wife during the week.

Rev. Davis Shiloh France Kieth Ernest Roy Rinda Craweil Mra L. Hylton Baby Wu, Rogers

Norwood Social and Musical Notes Highlight Local Visits

Rainy Thursday mood echoes through Norwood Route 1 events as families share music evenings. Ernie Johnston Geo Shores and Charley Shores plus Glen Moody Pat Nelson and John Strong performed. Various visits to Hartville Springfield Macomb and Calhoun cave exploration by local youths noted.

Ernie Johnston Geo Charley Shores Glen Moody Pat Nelson John Strong Charly Maud Myrtle Shores Harry Thomas W. B. Wood Hartville John Frye Springfield Ruby Nelie Frye Grandpa Frye

Castoria Ad Proclaims Longtime Pediatric Use

Castoria for infants and children in use for over 30 years carries the signature of A Mr. and Mrs. John Frye and C. V. Ashworth. Mrs Jessie Dickman is seriously ill with pneumonia, as is granddaughter Edith Doyle. John Frye traveled to Springfield for head examination with suggested two to three months treatment. Mr and Mrs Fred Bobjien welcome a baby girl. Maude and Myrtle Shores visited Tessie France. she joined them home and attended the Christian Endeavor at the MBE church in Macomb.

Maude Shores Paris France Grove Earnest Roy George Short Springfield John Frye C.V. Ashworth Jessie Dickman Edith Doyle Maude Myrtle Shores Tessie France Christain Endeavor M. BE Macomb

Substitute for Nasty Calomel in Dodson’s Liver Tone Ad

Calomel sales fall as Dodson’s Liver Tone rises in popularity among druggists and customers. The vegetable remedy promises safe, gentle relief from liver sluggishness and constipation, with a money back guarantee if it fails. A single dose at night is claimed to leave the user feeling fine next day without biliousness or headaches.

Dodson Dodon Ady

Lead Hill Sunday School and Rev Span Schedule

Lead Hill holds Sunday School every Sunday at 10 a m. Rev M W Span of Cedar Gap preaches the first Saturday night and Sunday. Singing on the fourth Sunday. Rev Span filled the regular appointment Saturday evening and Sunday. W S Gaskill to preach at the Lew Hill hotel on the third Sunday at 11. Ramond Pierson and wife with Miss Cliva Goss and Jerry Vier son visited Hartville Monday. Electrical storm Thursday afternoon and spring rains continue. Mrs Randolph returned to Springfield from Wright and Douglas counties.

M. W. Span Cedar Gap MV. Spane W.S. Gaskill Lew Hillhotel Ramond Pierson Cliva Goss Jerry Vierson Hartville

Doan's Kidney Pills Ad From Mansfield

Mansfield readers urged to treat kidney troubles with Doan's Kidney Pills. Testimonial from Mrs. Martin Vansen of Willow Springs, Missouri claims two boxes ended backache and distressing kidney issues. Price 60 cents at dealers. FosterMilburn Co., Buffalo, N Y serves as the distributor.

Doun Martin Vansen Willow Springs Doan

WhitE s Cream Vermifuge Promises Quick Worm Cure

An advertisement claims a child with intestinal worms can grow normally after taking WHIT E S CREAM VERMIFUGE. It states several doses destroy and expel worms and lead to immediate improvement and thriving. Price 30 per bottle. Sold by all dealers in medicine.

Medicine Ady

Midway social scene and local updates in brief

Midway residents attend a Sunday dinner at Otto Dedmonds. Joe Rushing L M Musgrove and L J Rushing with wives are noted. John Kennedy shows a new Ford and busy days. Edna and Annie Todd visit Daniel Brashes for a pie supper. Easley works for Kennedy, trading late. T Nelson boasts prime lambs while Mrs W S Thompson keeps 24 Angora goats as wool earns cash.

Joe Rushing L. M. Musgrove L. J. Rushing Otto Dedmons John Kennedy Edna Annie Todd Daniel Brashes No. 5 Win Easley Kk. T. Nelson

Missionary Baptist church meeting at Green Valley March 20

The fifth Sunday meeting of the Missionary Baptist church X of the county will be held with the Green Valley church March 20. Those on the program include B.C. Winberley A H Hawkins L W Hensley J C Chadwell W S Griffith J S Seal Ro Carroll A L Babb G Chadwell BM Delcoe J P Mingus and J W Roberts.

Missionary Baptist

Cantrell bound over for April term on murder charge

Robert Cantrell is bound over to the Wright County circuit court for the April term under a $16,000 bond on charges related to the killing of Samuel Smart.

Robert Cantrell Wright County Satsuel Smnart

Do you get up at night Sanol ad

Sanol claimed remedy for kidney and bladder troubles promises relief within 24 hours. The ad markets Sanol as a guaranteed cure priced at 50c and 1.00 per bottle at the drug store.

Ady Sanol

Ballard's Snow Liniment Ad Shows Prices and Use

A blunt health ad notes that a scald burn or severe cut heals slowly if neglected and urges keeping BALLARD'S SNOWLINIMENT on hand. It lists prices 2c, 50e, and 100 per bottle and notes sales by all medical dealers.

Ballard

Norcross in Norwood This Tuesday

W. T. Norcross was in Norwood on Tuesday visiting local residents and checking on community projects. The visit highlighted ongoing efforts and engagement with town leaders during the midweek trip.

W. T. Norcross Norwood

Reverend Needham Visited En Route to Ava Preached

Rev. J. W. Needham of Mountain Grove was in town this week while traveling to and from Ava where he preached on Sunday.

J. W. Needham Mountain Grove Ava

Hartville Collector J R Deckard Visits This Week

Collector J R Deckard of Hartville was here this week, meeting local residents and inspecting historical items. He discussed collecting approaches and shared insights from his travels and museum work.

J. R. Deckard Hartville

Borozone Advertises Antiseptic Healing Agent for Emergencies

Surgeons urge prompt first treatment for cuts and burns and promote BoroZone as the ideal antiseptic and healing agent for humans or beasts. Available in multiple sizes with prices 25c 50c 1.00 and 1.50, sold by medical dealers.

Town Talk Tablets Cure Skin and Blood Impurities

A testimonial from Mrs. Pauline Gibson of New Rochelle New York claims Town Talk Tablets cleared her pimples and clarified her skin after other remedies failed. The ad asserts the tablets cleanse diseased blood by absorbing germs and promise health improvements with continued use at one dollar per bottle from Home Relief Laboratories Boston Mass.

Pauline Gibson New Rochelle N.Y Home Relief Laboratories Boston Mass

Cocotone Skin Soap Ad Offers Six Cakes

A dated postal style advertisement invites purchase of Cocotone Skin Soap. It promises cleansing and a delicate, fresh complexion. The letter requests six cakes by mail for $1.50, sent by Miss Jos M Johns to Cocotone Co., Pittsburg, Pa.

Cocotone Co Pittsburg Cocotone

Letter offer to sample Cocotone Skin Soap

A reader in Atlanta requests a free sample cake of Cocotone Skin Soap and encloses two two-cent stamps to cover packaging costs. The note seeks a no-cost trial and includes an address reference.

Also Mentioned on This Page

Roy E. Coday Ervin of G. H. Robertson H. B. Johnston C. G. Sanders of Eo BS Banta USA Wolf’s Liquid Poultry Tonic Oisey PJ. Wells Alva Dorrell Paul and Fred Harris Pearl Wells Laura Brasher Prairie Hollow Olathe Grace Gates Miss May Long Wm, Shores Glenn Moberly Plh Calhoun Calhoun Cave Ethel Freda Graves Rielard Alina Connolluy Jolinie Ellis Castoria Mrs Fred Bobjien Randolph Wright and Douglas Co Hot Springs of Arkansas Hot Springs Arkansas Arkanans Missouri Pacific William Marion Reedy Atsc Pacific R. L. Arnett Missouri Sedalia W. Be, Houck Remedy Company M. E. & T. Railroad Amn East Fifth Street Fuson Drug CO Yours Truly, Miss Jos, M. Johns Atlanta, GA
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