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Newspaper
Mansfield Mirror
Location
Mansfield, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Mar 20, 1919
Page
2
A health brief urges readers to start each day with a glass of water and a teaspoon of phosphate to cleanse the stomach liver and kidneys. The text claims this practice flushes waste, improves digestion and appetite, and promotes a bright mood and energy. It notes benefits for those troubled by constipation or sluggish digestion and touts universal appeal.
An ad-style warning urges Americans to reduce food intake to ease kidney strain. It promotes Jad Salts a grape and lemon juice lithia tonic to flush and stimulate kidneys, reduce acid in urine, and ease bladder trouble and related symptoms.
Mre M Gorman reopened the E B Young restaurant in the Whelchel block in Hartville, per Democratic notices.
An old time formula Wyeth's Sugar and Sulphur Compound is promoted to darken gray or faded hair naturally and evenly. Used at home, it claims to transform hair after several applications, restoring a rich dark, glossy look. not for disease treatment.
Bratton issues orders regarding adie ehonved Crow and Garay with ties to Pee Viti, amid unclear wartime maneuver details. Officials confirm no further public updates forthcoming as discussions continue.
Fragmentary ad copy describes a first treatment and emergency readiness sold by druggists. It mentions agents and a general health product strategy, but details are unclear. Names and places are partly legible, with several misspellings and OCR errors.
Local notes recount town habitants moving between Mineouil Ava and Mansfield and include mentions of property deals, new street lights, and social visits. Officials and residents like James Hoynden, Lena Wilson, LG Rogers and Miss Lois Geach are referenced along with ads for Sand and a Red Cross appeal. The piece mixes community news with brief notices and local business references.
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