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Newspaper

Mansfield Mirror

Location

Mansfield, Missouri, United States of America

Date

May 03, 1917

Page

2

Cantrell in Ava and Sanol remedy ad

D. S. Cantrell was in Ava this week. Large trial bottle of Sanol for 35c. Sanol is a family remedy sold with an absolute guarantee. If it says Sanol it is all right. 35c and 1.00 at the drug store. C.O. Daves of Ava was here Monday. J0K PL Coday visited. For backache liver or kidneys out of gear try Sanol. It does wonders for liver kidneys and bladder. A trial Sebettie will convince you. Get it at the drug store Lady Ernest Cooday’s were here from Seymour Sunday.

D. S. Cantrell Ava Wash Privett Ritchie Heaward Hitchenck Gentry Martin PT. Pope Christian Chapel of West Plains Community Lycium Bureau of Spelngfield Mr. Pope CG. W

Local Notes From Mountain Grove And Area

W H Fullington visited Mountain Grove on Saturday. Gently advertised skin cure promotes clear skin and eczema relief with a drug store trial. G W Newton of Mountain Grove was here this week. Burney couple drove to Springfield last week. Dewey Edwards of Blackwell Oklahoma visited town. Herbine liver tonic advertised to purify and restore health.

Dewey Edwards Blackwell Oklo Fuson Drug Up G. W. Newton Mountain Grove

Revival at MOE Church Yields Twenty Two Conversions

In Douglas County a two week revival at the MOE Church ended with twenty two converts. Rev GC W Hotlines, a veteran evangelist, led eloquent sermons and coordinated with local churches for a Jubille service celebrating cooperation among Ava churches. Special thanks go to Rev and Mrs Alwon for helping the effort. Helpful in attendance and civic unity were remarks by Rev Pope and Rev Holmes.

MOE Holmes Ava Jesus Revo Alwon Gl Church

Wolf Creek Health Improves in Commerce Area

Rev P L Light attended a probated meeting as Dora Will Coday returned to Commerce Ohio. Sunday school each Sunday and prayer meeting every Wednesday night. Misses Laly Coday and Vernie Ivy drewl with measles. Marie Johnson of Macomb visited her sister Mrs M Coday during the weeds. Plenty of rain of late. The Blue Keyed Chums.

PL. Light Dora Will Coday Commerce Oisa Laly Coday Vernie Ivy Drewl Marie Johnson Macomb Coday

Rainy Saturday and local social notes in Seymour

Saturday visitors and health news fill the column. John Kennedy, a business caller in Seymour, chats about the fine rain. James Yandle and Pearl Center callers, Mrs. Joe Rushing and Miss Frances Rutherford appear in gatherings. Mrs. Mike Brarstetter improves after a severe illness. Thos. Yandle moves with wife to George Yandle’s home. Ethel Todd returns to Hartville after a week with kin.

John Kennedy Seymour Robert Pearl Lee Rushings John Yandle Dan Brasher James Yandle Pearl Center Mike Brarstetter Thos. Yandle George Yandle JW. Glass Jed Pearl Seymour Priday Joe Rushing P.G. Wells Ethel Todd Hartville Miss Frances Rutherford Grandia Dudley

Dr King’s New Discovery for Cough Relief

A vintage ad touts Dr King’s New Discovery as a soothing balsam that heals the throat loosens phlegm and fights a cold. It claims quick relief for grippe croup and bronchial ailments and notes suitability for children and adults with a pleasant taste and easy administration.

Dr. King

LIFT YOUR CORNS OFF WITH FINGERS

A Cincinnati authority touts Freezone as a painless remedy for corns and calluses. Applied drops relieve soreness and lift the entire corn or callus with root and all. The small bottle costs little and can be bought at drug stores or wholesale houses if not in stock.

Cincinnati

Parent Teacher Association Officers Elected At Meeting

The Parent Teacher Association met at the school house in the afternoon. Officers for the visiting year were elected: Mrs. W. M. Divan as President Mrs. Ho. Paul as Vice President Mrs. W. A. Blick as Secretary and Mrs. G. S. Burney as Treasurer.

Olivers Mra. W

Hall's Catarrh Medicine Ad Promises Cure and Rewards

One hundred dollar reward offered for incurable catarrh case. Claims Hall’s Catarrh Medicine cures catarrh by acting through the blood, with thirty five years of use and testimonials. Encourages order and testimonials. mentions Abbott Cheney company Toledo Ohio and druggists. Also notes a Sunday visit to W. T. Brake’s at Macomb by J D Reynolds and wife Maude and O. S. Coday and son Elmer.

Hall Dall I. Cheney & CO Toledo J.D. Reynolds Miss Maude Mir. O.$. Coday Elmer W. TI. Brake Macomb

Wright County Baptist Association Holds Sun Meeting

The Wright County Baptist Association held a three day meeting at Mission Temple church with strong preacher attendance. Uphan Newton and Arthur Gilley were ordained deacons amid comments that great things are expected for the cause of Christ. Attendees from Manefield included Rev M England and wife Mamie Reach, Rev G Chadwell and daughter Lona.

Wright County Baptist Association Mission Temple Church Mrnday Ujphan Newton Arthur Gilley Wright Co Mission Tenyile Loyal Band of Brothers and Sisters Cause of Christ Manafield M. England Mamie Reach G Chadwell Lona

Chamberlains Tablets Praised by a New York Woman

Mrs Anna Kadin of Spencerport New York reports long standing stomach trouble relief after using Chamberlains Tablets. She calls them first medicine to give positive lasting relief and highly values them. Advertisements claim the product is obtainable everywhere.

Chamberlain Anna Kadin Spencerport N. Y Adv

Sloan's Liniment Relieves Muscle Soreness Quickly

An ad describes Sloan's Liniment as fast relief for muscle strain soreness from unusual work and strenuous exercise. It claims easy application, penetrates without rubbing, does not stain skin, and fights rheumatism gout lumbago grips bruises stiffness and external pains. Available at druggists for 25 cents.

Sloan

Miss Grace Gambill Queen of the Maynite at Stephens College

Miss Grace Gambill of Mountain Grove is chosen as queen of the Maynite at Stephens College in Columbia marking a campus spring tradition.

Grace Gambill Mountain Grove Stephens College Columbia

Graduation Exercises to Be Held in Courtroom May Nineteen

Hartville Democrat reports rural graduation exercises will be held in the courtroom on May 19. C. L. Beach and family of Mansfield attended the school event here Saturday evening. Willie and Hiram Hensley secured work on the Wilson farm during vacation. Dr. and Mrs. L. T. Vanney of Norwood visited their sister Mrs. G. C. Murrell. Ernest Ellis and Miss Nell Pope of Norwood were in town for commencement and visiting. Mrs. T. B. Bouldin spent part of last week here visiting her son Prof. KE L Bouldin and attending commencement.

C. L. Beach Mansfield Willie Hiram Hensley Wilson Farm L. T. Vanney Norwood G.C. Murrell Ernest Ellis Nell Pope T. B. Bouldin KE L Bouldin

Symbol of Health in Ancient Greece Five Point Star Logo

A brief note describes the five pointed star as a health symbol used by Pythagoreans and adopted on Chamberlain's Tablets packaging. It claims the red star stands for health and promises quick relief for indigestion biliousness and constipation from these tablets, obtainable everywhere.

Greece Chamberlain zelLa

Wayne Stone Travels to Morrisonville with Sister

Wayne Stone has gone to Morrisonville. he was accompanied by his sister who has been visiting here.

Wayne Stone Morrisonville Alme

McGEE'S BABY ELIXIR for stomach and bowels disorders

When the baby overfeeds, indigestion sourness and vomiting follow with possible bowel involvement and colic pains. McGEE'S BABY ELIXIR is presented as a grand corrective remedy for stomach and bowels disorders in babies. It is advertised as sure wholesome and pleasant to take. Price 25e and 60e per bottle. Sold by Pus on Drug Co.ady.

Mind of Christ emphasized in B Y P U program

A B Y P U program outlines Christ like mindset over self interest. Leader Tna B Wallace introduces songs prayers and scriptures from Phil 2 111. Participants Mabel Lenhart Laurene Turner emphasize difference between self seeking and Christ mind.

Chris Tna B. Wallace Mabel Lenhart Laurene Turner A. Stephens Pat Cauble Kola Newton Gown Norcross Beulal Stephens Olotie Ha Wright Lekide

Rainy week notes and local price reports

Forest Home reports continued rain and a busy week with cattle hogs and horse prices noted. Duncan moved to his new home in Oklahoma. Barn party at Akers price. John Smith’s mother visiting. Jo Wilson plans to move. Albert Cline and Mountain Grove business visits. Jophinson family mourns son’s death in St Joseph. Questions raised about high prices and hopes for price drops.

Duncan Cnlahoma Akers John Smith Viehin Jo Wilson Mer. Stiinesrd Baviniller Mountain Grove Albert Cline Jack Wynote N. A. Duncan J. OW. Jophinson St. Joseph

Wayside Gleanings at Macomb Methodist Church

Sunday school meets weekly at Macomb Methodist Church. April weather notes and farm updates appear. A two months school opened at Macomb with Mrs Jillie Brotemarklews as teacher. Lester Greenwood returns from Adrian to his parents. All day services and dinner on the ground planned for the fourth Sunday in May. SOMEBODY ELSE.

Macomb Jillie Schafer Lester Greenwood Adrian Macomb Methodist Church

Local Social Notes From Macomb Area Church and Visitors

Macomb Baptist church holds sermons each third Saturday and Sunday. A rainy Friday night is noted with thanks. Mrs Joe Whitaker of North Dakota visits Missouri relatives. Virgil Dake returns home from Mellows California. Jessie Morton stays overnight with brother Fred Morton. Mrs Williams returns from Ikansas. Mrs Julian Hart of Nebraska visits son S Ky Hart near Macomb. Mindley cow suffers broken leg. Blanche Mindley spends Saturday night at J M Pindley’s.

Macomb Baptist Church Joe Whitaker North Dakota Missouri Virgil Dake Mellows Calif Jessie Morton Fred Morton Mrs. Julian Hart Nebraska S. Ky Hart Macomb

Dodson's Liver Tone touted as calomel safer cure

An old advertisement warns against calomel, describing it as dangerous and causing sickness and cramps. It promotes Dodson's Liver Tone as a 100 percent vegetable substitute that cleanses the liver without side effects and is safe for children, costing 30 cents a bottle.

Dodson

Willow Springs visit notes farmers reel binge in Ava

Wo OD Mekee of the state bond of Agriculture and U N Moore of Willow Springs cremory were here Saturday. They had been to Ava where they witnessed a big farmers reel binge.

Agriculure U. N. Moore Willow Springs Ava

Fair Exchange Back Pain Remedy Ad

Mansfield residents urged to buy Dean's Kidney Pills after testimonial from J T Mason of Elkland Missouri. Mason reports dull back ache kidney pains and improved sleep after use. Also notes Seymour school teachers elected including Lacy Pummill T T Porter Grace Burgers Gertrude Keller Eula Stone Nellie Miller Alice Watts.

Mansfield J.T Mason Elkland Mme Dean Mason Nester Milburn Co Seymour Lacy Pummill T. T. Porter Grace Burgers Gertrude Keller Eula Stone Nellie Miller Alice Watts

Also Mentioned on This Page

Ernest Cooday Joe Tur Centaur Gommpanr NEW _YORK- rWare Pier Castor Bears W. H. Fullington Ady Burney and Wife Springfield Miles Nervine Dr. Miles Augusta Keiser Fortland Ave Hochester Douglas Co. Herald Kk. C. Merson Bryant Mr. Henson U.S. Army Mexico Walter White Mans Tield Wolf Creek Wild Rose Parent-Teacher Meeting Democrat B. Y. P. U. Program Forest Home Alan Mrs. Williams Ikansas J. Mindley Blanche Mindley J. 4. Pindley's Dadson Fair Exchange J. Farmer Mary Russell Miss Fay Rev J. A. Russell Atexas Wonder Gut Drurgint Waldo Drugaiy
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