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Newspaper

Mansfield Mirror

Location

Mansfield, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Mar 12, 1914

Page

11

Cardul promoted as remedy for women’s ailments

A letter from Shellhorn Alabama touts Cardul as a curing tonic for womanly troubles. The author, Mrs Carrie Mayaays, describes relief from fatigue headaches and weakness after using Cardus, claiming it restored health and recommending readers ask their druggist for the product. The notice invites requests for home remedies literature from Chattanooga Medicine Co.

Shellhorn Ala Carrie Mayaays Nob Leas Nooga Medwine Chattanooga Tenn

Macomb Mentionings Special Correspondence

A local column from Macomb notes spring hopes amid chatter about visits in Mansfield and nearby towns. It lists residents visiting relatives, singing events at the Baptist church, and regular services at the Macomb churches, with social exchanges and friendly exchanges among numerous families.

Beautiful day at local sale and community happenings

A special correspondent notes a large crowd at S L Hensley s sale on Thursday and a lively week of visiting, singing, church events, and family notes. Mentions Mrs Byron Shanes visiting her mother, various relatives attending church, a singing school being organized, and several minor family incidents and visits around Hartville.

S.L. Hensley Mrs. Byron Shanes Mrs. Mclntosh Wolf Creek

Wild Goose Items Talk of Weather and Happenings

Special correspondence reports a lingering snow storm, widespread sickness, and local notes from Seymour Hartville and New Grove. Entries mention John Dudley’s wedding, community visits to Hartville, road improvements on Mansfield Odin road, teacher exams, and a chivalry event at Dudley’s.

Mountain Line Community Notes and Gossip

Special correspondence reports a flurry of local visits and social happenings. Residents, including Mrs. Homer Tarbutton and Dinah, share travels, singing gatherings, Sunday school plans, and varied hometown updates across Springfield, Mansfield, Seymour, and area farms.

Spring Blood and System Cleanser and Vaughn Manor Ad

An old style ad for Electric Bitters as a spring tonic promising health, plus a crude real estate pitch about Vaughn New Mexico with two railroads and lots for sale in Chicago address. It urges four week treatment and claims townsfolk may gain a railroad city future.

H. E. Bucklen & Co Philadelphia St. Louis

For Trade: Mansfield property for dairy land near town

Drue Turner lists a property in Mansfield offering two lots and nearby farm land in exchange for dairy acres within one mile of Mansfield. Trade details appear informal with unspecified exact acreage and location.

Mansfield Drue Turner

Gasconade items transfer car on road again district notes

Glad to see the transfer car on the road again Dick Ivy is on the sic list The singing at W T Pollock s Thursday was well attended Sam Smith s hand which was hurt at the saw mill is still quite painful Grandma Bradbury is quite poorly Mrs Eck Camel is quite sick Lige Jones is having a well drilled Misses Letha and Ollie Shanes spent Sunday at Mrs McIntosh s James Ivy has returned from Taft where he was transacting business A card from Miss Grace Schmachtenberger states they are well pleased in their new home We welcome W H Skeen s to our neighborhood Fred Helsley is the proud possessor of a buggy now girl look out Claude and Virgil Smith left Monday for North Missouri to get work Fred Oetting has decided to stay with his father instead of going back to Kansas this spring Preaching at the German Lutheran church every second Sunday German in the morning and English in the afternoon

W. H. Brake Mansfield Charles Daly Ralph George Short J. D. Reynolds W.E. Brake Ernest Hoy John Robertson Roy Robertson Gabbe Macomb Sunshine J.D. Reynolds W.h.brake Reynolds Lrake Earl Anderson Mountain Grove John Prye Nellie Ruth James Frye Samuel Smith Maude McIntosh Letha Allie Shines Sue Dennis Theomas Bogart Ruby Homer Tarbutton Will Tarbutton Mr. Taylor G.W. Tripp A. L. Miller Fred Dennis W.S Sam Dinah Gibbs Zeke John Brentinger Chas Frye Johns James Prye George Harriet Oberholser Springfield Herbert Shelton Ernie Curtis Pansy Noodby Ashley Churel Dick Ivy W. T. Pollock Sam Smith Ollie Shanes McIntosh James Ivy Taft Grace Schmachtenberger W. H. Skeen Sikes Archie Claire Sam Douglas J.D Rowland Wolfe Creek Harrett Oberholser J. D Rowland Iowa J.D. Rowland Uncle Dick Sherman Jerome Kirk Oetting School Hartville Mrnday Hurtville Linzie Roper Lizzie Hancock Wong Ike Sukey L. Beach Stella Gaskill Lizzie Althoug Dinah Tam Elitor Dinal J. A. Hylton Fern Braveal Charles Brentlinger Lailie Boulander John Dudley George Nichols New Grove Joe Brasher Lena Will Rosevear Opal Gaskill Seymour Lola Gaskill No. 5 Martin Gaskill Opal Stella Gaskil Annard Lola Gaskill Ada Rosevear Jessie Brasher Mabel Berry Dea Gaskill Raymond Brasher Eliza Lavin D. P. White

Weather woes and small town chatter grow tighter

A fragment from a early 20th century hometown column notes frequent heavy snows disrupting plowing and daily chores. scattered local updates mention Dinah and Archie, Mrs. Sam Douglas visiting relatives, and community events at Wolfe Creek churches with Sunday school and preaching schedules.

Dinah writes from Hartville area column

A lively local note from Hartville describing visits among residents A Dennis of Hartville Amos Row Mans feild and others adventures. It mentions illnesses Mrs Perkins and Miss Linzie Roper, Woodrow Wilson pennies joke, mumps siege in Mansfield and Dinah’s claim of truthfulness and hidden identity with editor.

Snowy spell and village notes from Gasconade area

Hazel reports on weddings and illnesses in Gasconade and Pleasant Valley. Miss Lailie Boulander wed John Dudley in Hartville. a child burned by flaming eye shades. locals host a No 5 Martin Gaskill party with Opal and Stella Gaskill, music, and many neighbors. Road work, farm trades, and social visits fill the community bulletin through April.

The Forty Year Test of Chamberlain Cough Remedy

The article extols Chamberlain's Cough Remedy first offered in 1872 and notes its long history of popularity worldwide. It claims relief and care for coughs and colds and states the product is for sale by all dealers. Ady.

Ady

Chamberlains Tablets for Constipation Ady ad

For constipation Chamberlains Tablets are excellent easy to take mild in effect. Give them a trial. For sale by All Dealers Ady.

Chamberlain Ady

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