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Newspaper
Mansfield Mirror
Location
Mansfield, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Mar 16, 1922
Page
3
Fragmented notes recall acts and people in Cedar Gap. Dr Mason attended a case yesterday. Anima Lee remains injured but stable after a fall. Lily Mortis plans repair work on a house in town. Walter Baskett starts as a new cursor in local affairs.
A garbled warning reports counterfeit Aspirin bearing Bayer branding on tablets sold for pain relief. The text mentions fake pills linked to mislabeling and points to concerns about genuine Bayer aspirin amid mentions of other brands and health effects.
Kisnest Fagan is sick and hoped to recover soon. Elva Smith visited her sister Mus Jed Coday Monday. Tom Wirk and family visited home folks Monday. Dewey Sikes visited Coday. Alan Long wife visited Joe Pry. Myrtle Coday visited Huth Bennert Saturday. Miss Piva Sath with Grote Een Hebe visited Jews Osday Subday Jason Cokey invited. Mess Tse Heroett and daughter visited Mas Doee Cindle Wed Headey. Marve Bennett and family dined at Donnells. Water Smith left for Cotteville Wednesday. Tooreb attended Wolf Creek preaching by Ron Chis. Mindley group attended church Saturday.
A stray steer with white on its body and a swallow fork in the right ear was found about two miles north of Norwood and one mile north of the Candle school house on January 1, 22. It is described as having a bored yearling look and ties to the Caudle and Takerup area.
Hubbles Sunday school held each Sunday with Albert Moody listed as sick. Mrs Elihu Moody reported better and Limue recovering. Various neighbors sent greetings and visits including Geo Blank, Tra Turday, and J Turley family. The term closed March 10 with a short program and pie supper. school board met to plan for August.
A letter to the Mansfield Mercury requests publication of an editorial clipping about Fredrick Oklahoma native Dennis family. It notes A M Dennis set to become Frederick postmaster for four years after Senate confirmation, with six candidates previously considered. The writer includes family links, a subscription renewal, and thanks for printing the notice.
The city carrier Dennis is celebrated for decades of faithful mail delivery through all weathers and seasons. He has held offices in Fredrick lodge and Eastern Star, earning praise as an efficient grand patron while contributing to the community and the post office.
Bad weather continues at South Leadhill delaying fruit bud damage and keeping temps milder. Town sickness includes several residents with flu like symptoms, pneumonia risk, and persistent headaches. Rentals, moves, and farm activity such as wood hauling and cord shipments are noted along with family health concerns and property leases.
George W. Emory of Rock Mills Alabama endorses Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets claiming they eased his long standing indigestion. He notes he is nearly 51 and can now eat normally without pepsin in the tablet, which strengthens the stomach to aid natural digestion.
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