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Newspaper
Mansfield Mirror
Location
Mansfield, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Mar 30, 1922
Page
3
A prose-poem style plea urges faithful devotion and tender speech. It laments hurtful talk and urges kindness, noble words, and respect for a beloved woman amid a chorus of warnings against gossip and cruelty.
A warning about genuine Bayer Aspirin copy states to look for the Bayer name or the word Layer on packages and tablets. It notes aspirin is prescribed by physicians for various pains and illnesses and should be taken only as directed on the package. The tiny tin of twelve Bayer tablets costs only a few cents and druggists offer larger packages.
Helen Bianche Lark died after pneumonia at age 17 years 10 months 1 day. Survived by parents George and Sarah Leek and brothers Ivan and Byron Lark. Services conducted at Norwood Cemetery Chadwell, body laid to await resurrection. May heavenly blessing rest on the bereaved parents and brothers.
Lumber dealer Reynolds and Coday offer forty thousand feet of oak hardwoods. Dimension and boxing options available for all kinds. Local buyers may inquire for pricing and delivery arrangements.
Several from this neighborhood attended Uncle Henry Woody's funeral at the old Live church. Neighbors report families doing well and a recent wedding in the area. Joe Woody of Oklahoma stayed with John Frye. Ida Prye visited Nellie and May Fry. musical events and dinners at local homes are noted. illness lists include Mr Uryant of Macomb. Dolly Dimple
George W. Emory of Rock Mills Alabama reports relief from long lasting indigestion using Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets. He says the tablets work better than any dispepsia remedy, enable him to eat foods freely, and strengthen the stomach to digest naturally without pepsin.
Bryant John Miller and family moved to Springfield Sunday. Wesley Minor is leaving our community this week. Ray Ballon expects to leave within a few days. A pie supper at Hicks school went poorly due to weather. A party was held at the Ludlow home Tuesday night with good attendance and everyone had a fine time.
E. A. Brotts visited the neighborhood this week to recruit for the Woodmen of America. A list of expected April initiates includes I. T. Alford, Andy H. Philips, Earnest Lyles, Frank L. Broyles, Orval J. Maxwell, Burton W. Matthews, William R. Cantrell, Loyd R. Sherman, Jack Howe, Carl H. Howe, Benjamin Freeman, Sebastian Wallace, Albert C. Hall, and Raymond C. Ripper. Grandma Reed died last Monday and was buried Saturday at Mt. Everett church memorial.
A local testimonial from Hd ward P Miller of Abbottstown Pa says Chamberlains Cough Remedy is highly effective for coughs and colds. The ad claims many users prefer it over other remedies and that it quickly eases coughing.
Community notes from Flat Rock highlight Sunday school at the church, family visits, and local farm activity. Names mentioned include Geo Ballou and family, Mrs D N Moore visiting Columbia, Kans, the Turley and Draper families, and J J Turley renting the C M Miles farm. The snippet also urges attendance at the annual school meeting and contemplates farming prospects like strawberries and grapes to improve local welfare.
Local notes report Ava visitors L Hensley and W E Shin paugh on Friday. Ralph Tarburton returned from Oklahoma. Claud Tripp's Sunday guests included G W Tripp family and D A Taylor couple. W S Gaskill and wife visited W H Tarburton. Baby Clarence Richard arrived at Charley and wife Myers home. Lois Hensley visited grandmother Mrs Hart Sunday night.
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