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Newspaper
Mansfield Mirror
Location
Mansfield, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Mar 15, 1917
Page
3
Jericho School releases a note for a Saturday gathering at No. 9 with Thedo Thom leading. Antioch hosts Sunday night singing and Sunday school at 10 04 inviting everyone, with a casual call to attendance.
For hoarseness inflamed lungs or irritating coughs ballard s horehound syrup is at heating balm it does its work quickly and thoroughly price 25e 506 and 1 00 per bottle sold by Fuson Drug Co ad.
EB Archer of Hartville visited Tuesday and plans an addition to his Hartville cafe to accommodate a rapidly growing business.
Fragmentary item lists residents leaving or staying in Lead Hill. Notes include Miss Inex Moore staying away, Esmond Bailey and his wife recovering from a broken leg, Mrs Albert Shite spending Tuesday at Mr Kiser's, Jesse Deaver’s departure for California, John Wenderich going away to work, and a general sentiment of regret but well wishes for success in new homes.
Fuson Drug Coady sells Herbine to ease constipation and restore regularity at 50e. Norcross of Macon visited relatives here this week.
Route number 2 notes a broken Sunday by a good run and a brief weather update. Several residents attend last day of school at Lay School Thursday. Amos Peabody had an accident last week injuring both wrists but not believed serious. Visits include Zella Letsinger, Le otu Brentlinger, Harley Stout, and Edwards' Friday. Various residents host guests and family gatherings through Sunday morning and Sunday. Rev Joe Davis not feeling well on Tuesday morning.
An old advertisement promotes Dr Kings New Discovery as a standby remedy for coughs colds and bronchial infections. It claims soothing ingredients heal irritated throats kill germs and quickly relieve symptoms with a handy bottle for the medicine chest.
Wayside Gleanings notes a Sunday school at the Macomb Methodist church each Sunday. Mentions nice weather, Mariners growing and women gardening. People busy planting potatoes after a Monday rain. Mr. Williams departed Monday night. Two cars shipped and the family went through in the wat. W I Shortridge returned from New Mexico Saturday night. SOMEBODY ALSE.
An advertisement argues that cold weather does not cause colds and that the cold season shows no higher prevalence. It states the cold microbe thrives in damp cold and promotes Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy as effective, recommended by long-time users, with availability advertised everywhere.
Left overs note J B Carter has exchanged his farm for land in Iowa. Measles are mentioned as widespread. Oat sowing is the current task. Mrs J S Mackey has moved from Oklahoma to attend her father Mr Johns funeral. Wishes of good luck to friends leaving the country. A possible visit later is hinted.
Advertises Chamberlain's tablets as a remedy for dullness after meals, constipation, biliousness, headaches, sour stomach, belching, indigestion, nerves, and lack of appetite. Claims to aid torpid liver and general malaise with broad use across illnesses and digestive discomfort. The wording implies universal usefulness and comfort for various stomach and liver ailments.
Seema hints of spring as residents plan gardens. A surprise pie supper at E. C. Williams' Tuesday night drew neighbors and friends. Clint Williams visited Elmer Findley Friday night. E. C. Williams and N. Findley were seen in Mansfield Thursday.
There is more catarrh in this section than all other diseases put together and for years it was thought incurable. Doctors urged local remedies, but constitutional treatment through Hall's Catarrh Medicine offers a systemic approach. A $100 reward is offered for any case it fails to cure.
Wesley Stout and family visited with his brother E. Stout over the weekend. Mr. Hoggans cut wood in the neighborhood on Tuesday. William Brand is expected home from Nebraska this week. Mrs. J A Parker will spend a few days with her son A L 1. J Young and Luther Sharp traveled to Mansfield where T J Young is moving for the summer.
Jease FL Bain wife and granddaughter from miles east of Marshfield visited last week at the home of his daughter Mrs Jalin Hensley.
The sheriff will sell at public vendue on Tuesday April 3 in Hartville between 9 am and 4 pm cash for the rights of all parties in and to Lots 1 2 3 in Black 10 and a width off of Lot 13 Nettletons Second Addition Mansfield Missouri as per decree in partition by the Circuit Court Wright County in 1910. CHARLES G SANDERS Sheriff Wright County Missouri.
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