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Newspaper
Mansfield Mirror
Location
Mansfield, Missouri, United States of America
Date
May 11, 1922
Page
3
For kidney and bladder troubles gravel wearing lame back rheumatism and irregularities of the kidneys and bladder Sold by druggists at mall 1 26 Small bottle often cures Send for sworn testimonials Dr B W Hall 2926 Olive St St Louis Mo Sold by druggists Advertisement
Mays allowed two safeties and led the Yankees to a 2–0 win over the Athletics. Hing Miers opened with a single past Tiler in the fourth, while Mays, the submarine ace, kept Mansfield’s club quiet with a strong complete game, aided by a double from Viperous Hither in the later innings.
Readers learn a claimed cure for catarrh through constitutional treatment using Tall's Catarrh Medicine. The ad claims the remedy works via the bloodstream and surfaces, strengthens constitution, and offers a $100 reward for proof of failure to cure. Address CHENEY & CO., Toledo, Ohio, for testimonials. sold by druggists.
Dr. BS Le Beal bought eighty acres in 1902 for sixty dollars an acre and planted apple trees including Stark Delicious Jonathan Grimes Golden and York. His five year total fruit revenue reached eighty seven thousand one hundred dollars with varying yields and market prices from 1915 to 1920. He advocates a mix of summer fall and winter apples for steady returns.
An old editorial note warns that constipation can lead to serious illnesses such as appendicitis and urges regular bowel movements. It endorses Chamberlain's Tablets as an easy, mild, and effective option to maintain regularity.
Readers report plans for garden work this week and cornplating. Last Friday marked Macowb school’s final day with a well attended program. Nellie Fry and Robh Fry visited Virgil Royal’s residence. May Erye saw Agnes Short, and Miss Marie Johnson attended The Ladies school program. Thursday Evening Club gathered with Mrs. John Frye. Emma Findley and Mr. Gross of Douglas County married last Sunday. The community laments Emma leaving but wishes happiness in her new home.
The L and TEB Club will meet with Mrs Bill Jakes this week. Everyone is lively at Wino usage at the Stub where he was well attended. Uncle Ballie and Aunt Betty Grey have moved to their property in Macoud, Dolly Beml.
Letters of Administration granted for the estate of William Findley deceased in Wright County Missouri. Missart date and six month claims period noted. Executor Maxwell authorized to settle debts and provide probate records. Judge Gen C Marrell signs with official seal on April 12, 1922.
Mrs Dee Caudle and children visited Lie Donnett s Rosetta Seldicker called on Mrs Canale. The sick list shows some improvement. Ida Long visited Mrs Dee Caudle. Chester and Frank Bennett called on Willie Caude. John McIntosh and family spent Sunday with Ada McIntosh.
Auction at my place on James Brogenal farm six miles east of Manstrelt and two and a half miles northeast of Ma cowb. Livestock include Jersey cows and calves, Holstein calf, purebred White and Brown Leghorn hens, an American Cream Separator, plus household items. Terms: under $10 cash. over $10 nine months on bankable note at 8 percent. Iley Brazeal owner. Col Roy Dennis auctioneer. G C Freeman clerk.
Public sale to be held at the Brand place 1% miles northeast of Mansfield on Thursday May 18 1922 starting at 10:00 a.m. The listed items include 7 head of cattle 3 extra good Jersey milch cows and 1 yellow Jersey four years old yielding about 4 gallons of milk per day.
Auction item list includes cattle horses hogs poultry equipment and household furnishings. Goods consist of two Jersey cows two roan horses livestock poultry farm implements furniture and sewing machine with payment terms nine month credit on bankable notes at eight percent interest. Removal allowed after terms met. Oren Pope owner Col Hoy BR Dennis auctioneer G C Freeman clerk.
An old advertising blurb promotes Herbine for heartburn and indigestion. It claims quick relief as the fermenting food moves to the bowels. The note states the price and that it is sold by all druggists.
NORWOOD D Burke and daughter Ruth spent several days last week in the country. Mrs Ferguson returned home from an extended visit in Kansas City. Rev Bird of Fordland filled his regular appointment at Oak Forest. Mr and Mrs Smotherman entertained visiting friends at dinner. Miss Nellie P Addison visited from Saturday to Monday. Mrs Cleo Davis is guest of her father’s family. A merchant of Brushy Knob and a Miss Campbell planned a ceremony at Norwood but left to Mansfield for a minister. Misses McCallister of Kansas returned from visit with Aunt Mrs Pete Carlson. J M Ellis and family visited Mrs Sherrill’s family near Pleasant Hill. Mr Sherrill is in poor health. Mrs Snyder remains ill at home. their children in distant states arrived. State Evangelist Williamson will hold a revival next week at the M and Church. God is a spirit and they that worship him must worship in spirit and truth.
A Brockport New York resident reports Chamberlain's Liniment cured lumbago after a year. The letter says sudden back pain, resting in bed, quiet, and liniment application brought quick relief, noting previous inability to turn and significant pain that eased promptly.
The notice warns to buy only Bayer branded aspirin for genuine safety after years of use. It lists common pains such as colds, headaches, neuralgia and rheumatic aches and notes small tin boxes of twelve tablets cost only a few cents with larger packs also available.
An advertisement invites sending hemstitching to Helen Day Brown in Springfield Missouri. It lists prices and services including cotton stitching at six cents, silk at two cents, covered buttons, dress plating, and accordion pleating on the Chandler Machine at 801 Holland Building.
An ailing wartime era advertisement for White's Cream Vemitage claims it destroys intestinal worms and is harmless to adults and feverish children. Sold by all druggists at a price of jc.
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