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Newspaper
Mansfield Mirror
Location
Mansfield, Missouri, United States of America
Date
May 11, 1916
Page
6
Robertson from Cresi California praises the Mirror line and laments postal delays while Mansfield traces a long commute home. L Leather provided photographic work at Sevaiour. A sale is set for Saturday featuring household goods facing high prices.
A District Court in St Louis acquitted Dr R W Hall after testimony about a Wonder preparation blamed for kidney and bladder issues. Witnesses from Elizabeth Nordinga to Charles Moore testified on health improvements, while others described prior illnesses and alleged ailments treated by the medicine.
The report describes a Saturday event at Pea Ride with Rev DOD Rilhvin and the Methodist Sunday school led by A. Dialson and Miss Veevhie Ittae. Vernon Newton hosted attendees andWall Creek participants attended a meeting. A steam boat bill is noted.
Route Number Three Preaching at the New Hope Baptist Church every second Sunday. Sunday school begins at 1 am with BA Hippee as superintendent. Communion service follows. Also notes about farm work and weather, mentioning George Pharris and Casky Jones in a brief local-scene context.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe various claimed remedies and reliefs for colds and coughs. Mentions King’s new discoveries, Wall’s relief, and related tab items. multiple garbled phrases reference medicines, symptoms like coughing and throat irritation, and various places or names.
The entry records social gatherings at Gab Diamleds with a Thursday event and a Saturday gathering at John Meost. It mentions Ill health of Sullyaie, preparations for Withee on Uli Chateldage Faia, and general community activities including Sunday school and weather warnings. Contained are mentions of Ballabigs snow lining and local dealer activity.
Mrs. Jay Hheades of Newton Mo testifies Cardui, a women’s tonic, cured her long standing right side pain and heavy spells after July, enabling her to work and clean house again. The ad promotes Cardui as a mild tonic used for over 50 years to aid women’s ailments and invites others to try it.
Vague OCR text indicates a church gathering at M. E. Church Lew Low Netbaii Lew Seynaar, with participation from youth groups and local workers. Mentions ministry, viewing, and a possible best of service event. No clear names, dates, or places beyond the church context.
A jumble of names and travels from Mansfield area social notes includes Cocoanut Grove people Mir Mooney and wife planning a visit to Washington state and other correspondences. Mrs Delhi Soragene arrives from Friday to visit family. Several residents, including Thomas Young family and Armour Parker, host and attend gatherings.
An advertisement extols the crisp snap of our ginger ale U0 and its palate tickling note. It claims a reason for bottled ginger ale’s popularity and notes brand recommendations, while discouraging supply from rivals and urging demand for the product.
A garbled passage discusses draft dangers and medical pains in unclear terms. It mentions neuralgia and a physician or expert, with references to pain, treatment, and the public welfare. Names and places are obscured, but the text hints at health concerns and civic matters linked to draft or medical issues.
Fragmented local text mentions Mes Coosilay and Suabervbay evening, Hivery boy busy with corn, Mrs McCrethon leaving, Mes rank Borders Wires called to Seyuur to see his father Miamis DeApiiond who is very sick. A strange line references HALLALOS'S SNOW LISTMENT and unclear mentions of places and people.
Fragmentary OCR notes outline hotel proprietor Malloch at Palace Hotel and nearby depots and business center. Mentions hours, telephones, college street and market streets with vague references to routes and local commerce in Springtieht area.
Sunday services at the Chapel with Inga lining up the choir. Mite ney lends singing. Ab Marvell’s Saturday night visit and a show at New Grove Thursday evening draw attendees. Most firners remain busy with church activities around town.
I AJ Spangier of Clinton participated in a local hog handling event this week. Peer ALOT, a nearby observer, noted the unusual show of skill and community involvement at the levee.
An ad touts Dr Miles laxative tablets for children and women to ease constipation. It highlights taste and appearance to aid picky kids and cites endorsements from Sisters of Christian Charity in Luzerne PA. The copy notes price and availability, promoting reliable relief for bowel issues.
A garbled OCR note describes Sunday school activities at Hills and Mountain and Pleasant areas, mentions a Saturday evening gathering and a continuing class. The fragment references names and times but is largely unreadable.
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