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Newspaper
Mansfield Mirror
Location
Mansfield, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Mar 27, 1919
Page
5
An advert claims a glycerine mixture including bark and other ingredients can prevent appendicitis and relieve abdominal pain. It says a single dose cleanses the bowel and protects against appendicitis, touting instant effects and endorsements by doctors.
Dodson’s Liver Tone replaces calomel as the town druggists report declining sales of calomel. Doctors and pharmacists praise its safety and effectiveness, offering money back if it doesn’t aid liver sluggishness and constipation. The remedy is advertised as pleasant, non-gripe, and suitable for children and adults alike, with claims of waking up feeling fine and full of vigor.
John A. Dennis and John W. Stephens of Mt Grove were here Monday. Take Chamberlain's Cough Remedy, it has stood the test of time and can be depended upon. Ady J. Gates wife came child who had been visiting there, deft Pri fay for their Hotes at Oknialeee, tte a.
The advertisement promotes a Texas wonder remedy for kidney and bladder troubles including gravel ulcers and irregularities. It claims cures for both men and women, offers testimonials, and directs readers to send for a small booklet by mail. Address given is Olive Street, St Louis Missouri.
Norwood Route 1 residents report illness with tt Krippe and Maude Shores improving. Local visits include Liberty school attendees Miss Reed, Maggie Hatfield, Otis Reed, Ralph and Alva Roscaroni, Willie Heuhanid. A pie supper at Liberty school on Saturday night. Mrs John Frye travels to Springfield to see her seriously ill mother. Mrs Wy If Stone improves slightly. Mattie Pope marries Geo Findley. Ralph Rosemond and family visit Liberty school Friday.
Route Number Three reports visits among neighbors with Mrs Silas Moon and Mrs Harris calling on Sunday. Alva Dorrell spent Sunday with Dewey Andrews. Kicel Mitcheil visited her cousin Verb ia Blankenship. Karl Land called on George Harris. Rev J B Seal preaches at New Hope with services on the first and third Saturdays and Sundays. Everyone invited to attend.
The outlook calls for rain likely in the first part of the week with generally fair conditions afterward. Temperatures are expected to run near or above normal across the period.
At the C P Church Rev John T Younger the pastor preaches at the C P church Sunday with parishioners gathering for services and expected sermon content.
A Leavenworth Indiana reader recounts weakness during pregnancy and improvement after using Cardui. She credits four months of regular use with regaining strength and delivering a healthy baby, noting sustained vitality since. The narrative promotes Cardui as a helpful remedy for women’s ailments.
An ad style fragment touts a nostril opening cream claiming rapid relief from catarrh and breathing difficulty. It lists sensational claims with vague dosing hints and a product name, aiming to attract buyers with swift comfort.
The author writes to family and friends from Camp Mills detailing sad news of Penn's death, stormy voyage, and anticipated discharge in early April. He recalls home, muses on music, and asks relatives to stay well as he awaits orders and plans to write from Camp Dodge. He signs as Tom P.O. and mentions Mandy.
A fragmented reminiscence recalls a shopper who sought Chamberlains Cough Remedy after a note was misplaced. He blamed substitute brands and urged store clerks to avoid substitutions to protect customer faith and support druggists.
Pleasant Street notes a warm spell and signs of spring as farmers plow and sow oats. Wells departs Monday seeking success elsewhere. Antioch Church drew a large crowd for Sunday service and the evening singing. A quiet, enjoyable night of games was reported at J. Rushing's Saturday.
Fragmentary ad style note discusses a Witch and a dubious medicine. It mentions a dose of Chaus beviiin's Tablets to correct a taste issue and implies bowel effects. The text is garbled but presents a product claim and outcome.
An old advertisement touts Dean's Kidney Pills as a remedy for back pain and kidney trouble. Justice H. Fleming of Willow Springs Missouri testifies three boxes cured his disordered kidneys and back pains. The ad urges readers to buy at 60 cents from dealers.
Joe Rushing and wife have returned home last Friday from Texas where they have been visiting her parents J.S. Pearl and Wile Ray Howard and wife returned from Wyoming and said they liked it fine. The Blue Eyed Girl.
Letters of Administration granted to N J Craig by Wright County Probate Court dated March 7. Creditors must exhibit claims within six months or be barred. Craig is the administrator. seal and court official attest the notice.
Fragmentary report notes Ned Craig set up a plan or action tied to a group or team named the Buster Stay timbers at closing Friday evening. The readable language is garbled and names or details are not fully recoverable.
An advertisement touts Hall's Catarrh Medicine as a constitutional remedy from F Cheney Co Toledo Ohio with a $100 reward for a cure. Also mentions the MOB Aid Society meeting with Mrs Jake Phoever and a birthday anniversary for Mrs Koo Skelton with unspecified events and refreshments.
An advertisement claims HEREINE relieves indigestion pain in minutes and drives fermenting matter into the bowels for expulsion, available at all druggists.
Annual notice to qualified voters of District No. 89 Wright County Missouri about the meeting in Mansfield on Tuesday April 1 1919 at 7 am The meeting will elect two directors to three year terms consider a levy increase up to one dollar per hundred and vote for county superintendent of schools District Clerk Geo I Freeman signs the notice dated March 10 1910
The Mansfield Board of Aldermen adopted resolutions calling an April 1 1919 election to elect a mayor for one year and an alderman from each ward for two years. Appointed judges include Tom Bell Wm Fuge W R Meallister first ward and L B Latimer J H P Pool John Stephens second ward. Clerks are T F Lenhart and Charley Newton first ward and T B Ritzinger and A C Roy second ward. Polling places at A C Roys office first ward and W B Hitchocks office second ward. City Clerk J W Brazeal.
Sheriff G Sanders announces a sale under a circuit court transcript execution at Hartville on April 7 1019 to satisfy Lon Ethridge versus E A Lee. Lots 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 5 and 10 in Caudle Addition Block 4 and lots 1 2 3 and 3 in Block S Norwood Missouri, with other details and public auction terms.
Missouri, returnable at the April term 1919, directs sale of real estate owned by E A Lee. The property includes multiple lots in Caudle's Addition Norwood and block 8 Norwood, to satisfy a judgment in favor of H F Bruton against E A Lee. Sale by public vendue at Hartville courthouse, cash, subject to liens. sheriff C G Sanders to execute.
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