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Newspaper

Mansfield Mirror

Location

Mansfield, Missouri, United States of America

Date

May 12, 1921

Page

3

Local Notes From Bryant and Nearby Areas

Miss Pearl Reece teaching at Turner Missouri visited over the weekend with her parents. Grandma Cassidy resting at her daughter Mrs. John Young’s home is very poorly. Orval Hunsaker family spent Sunday with Arthur Simmons family. Mr. and Mrs. Snabby shopped in Mansfield Saturday. Miss Bulah Colle went to Springfield Monday. A 744 pound daughter Florence Lreng born to Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Simmons Monday morning. Miss LaVerna Allred started Monday at Manafield Art Studio studying photography under Mr. Letherman who recently reopened the studio there.

Miss Pearl Reece Turner,Mo Grandma Cassidy Mrs John Young Florence Lreng Arthur Simmons

Baptist Church Services Noted in Local Week

Al days last week and held services at the Baptist Church. Mrs. Elizabeth Williams entertained the W. C. T. U. last Sunday afternoon. Those in attendance had an interesting program.

The Baptist Church Elizabeth Williams

Weather, crops and church events in a local note

Sunshine returns after a cold rainy spell with complaints about the weather forecaster. Apple and cherry trees bloom again but frost may ruin them. Robert Inhoff mourns a cow loss last week. Rev. W. H. Moore preached at Tharp with an all day service and large church gathering despite gloomy skies.

W. H. Moore Tharp Moore

Dodson's Liver Tone Claim Against Calomel

An advertisement promotes Dodson's Liver Tone as a safe alternative to calomel. It asserts calomel is corrosive to bones and damages the liver, touting the product as pleasant and harmless with a money back guarantee and claims of superior liver stomach and bowel regulation. The ad notes 16 million bottles sold.

Dodson

Bayer Aspirin warning ad from early 20th century

An advertisement warns that genuine Bayer Aspirin carries the Bayer name on package or tablet and cautions buyers to follow the package directions for colds headaches neuralgia rheumatism earache toothache lumbago and other pains. It notes small tin boxes of twelve tablets cost a few cents and that druggists sell larger packages.

Illness and visits headline local community items

John Bolt Jr arrives from Kansas City to visit his ill father Mr Will Twohig and family. relatives visitations and trips to Pomona Missouri Oklahoma are noted. Revival at Cornelius schoolhouse continues. Christine Raney Frank Jarret improve. Jim Bolt, his siblings, and daughters send for bedside. Mun. Grove B Y P A expected to hold services at the Baptist Church with Brother Dotson.

John Bolt Jr Kansa City Will Twohig Pomona, Mo Mr. Bolt Jim Olathe Mun. Grove Aptist Church

Various Local Notes on Health and Farm Life

Clay Whitaker is very sick with measles. Mr Davis Ramsey seeks cancer treatment for a lip tumor. health hopes he returns home sound. Mrs Inhoff hatched 175 chicks from 200 eggs, sold 100, gave rest to capon. farmer praises the brood. Weather hints rain soon. farmers need sunshine to finish corn planting. Mr B M Moody’s baby is severely ill. prayers for recovery. Neighbors: Mrs Joseph Long and Clarence visited Wolf Creek. Hugh Williams dined with Ralph Harris. Ralph visited Hugh. A baby girl born to Clyde and Mrs Clyde Jones at Clark's Creek. Clyde practices saying papa and dad. Mother and child doing well amid the note.

Davis Ramsey Clark's Creek Clyde Jones Clyde Papa

Mansfield Resident Praises Doan's Kidney Pills

A Mansfield carpenter, W. S. Smith, testifies he suffered kidney pains from heavy lifting and stooping. After using three boxes of Doan's Kidney Pills he reports relief and little recurrence, noting the product is sold for 60 cents at dealers. Foster Milburn Co. Buffalo NY advertises the remedy.

Smith Mansfield Doan Mr. Smith Foster-Milburn Co Mfrs Buffalo N. Y

Granddaughter Visit Highlights Jones Family

Clyde and John Jones with his family visited their new granddaughter on Sunday. Dewey Sykes also visited Mrs. Jones, his sister, during the same gathering.

John Jones Sunday Dewey Sykes Jones

Hartville locals visit Rogersville and Norwood

Charley Sanders and Charley Jackson of Hartville were here Saturday and early in the week. R L Calhoun made a bus iness trip to Springfield. Mrs Hopper and Mrs R L Calhoun with son visited relatives in Rogersville. Nellie Dennis of Mountain Grove spent the weekend with relatives in Norwood. Joe Huffman has returned home from Oklahoma.

Miss Hoyt Okla Grandma Inman Oklahoma Charley Sanders Hartville R L. Calhoun Springfield Mrs. Hopper Mtn. Grove R. L. Calhoun and Son Rogersville Nellie Dennis Mtn Grove Norwood Charley Jackson Joe Huffman

Pool School Items and Farm Update

Rain delays crop planting as farmers discuss setbacks. Visitors include Homer Tarbutton and family, Clyde Tarbutton and wife, and W. R. Roper and wife at W. H. Tarbutton's. A. L. Foot's son Homer arrives from Iowa to care for his ailing parents. J L Dennis gains another member at the farmers meeting. Next gathering May 20. Churchgoer W S Gaskill attends Prairie Hollow. Oliver Riley and wife visit Mrs. Ann Rippee.

Route No Three Warm Weather Visit Notes

Mrs C H Fry spent Saturday night and Sunday at NC Frys home. Mr Robert Fry spent Saturday night at Mr C H Frys. C H and Robert returned home after the visit.

Robert Fry C. H. Fry C. H Robert

Texas Wonder advertisement for kidney and bladder relief

An old advertisement touts Texas Wonder as a remedy for kidney and bladder troubles including gravel and rheumatism. It claims benefits for back and urinary irregularities, offers a one dollar and twenty six cent price, and invites mail orders with sworn testimonials from Dr. E W Hall of St. Louis and local druggists as sellers.

E. W. Hall Olive St St. Louis

Social Visits Reported Across Several Homes

Mr Odell and wife visited N C Frys on Sunday. Miss Cora Fry stayed with Joel Fry on Saturday and Sunday. A large crowd attended W N Crippen's ball game Sunday. Joe Fry and family, and EJza Owens visited W M Crippen on Sunday. Mr George Maxwell visited Mr Welch on Sunday. Mr Welch and wife spent Sunday night at N C Frys and played the violin.

Mr. Odell N. C. Fry's Cora Fry Joel Fry W. N. Crippen Joe Fry Ejza Owens W. M. Crippen’s Mr. George Maxwell Mr. Welch

Thorough Mastication Aids Digestion Claim

The piece asserts digestion starts in the mouth and that thorough mastication halves food needs. It advises Chambrrisin's Tablets to strengthen digestion and ensure a regular bowel movement.

Tomato Plant Varieties and Open Field Shipments Promised

Parker Farms of Moultrie Georgia reports strong tomato plant sales from open field stock with expected shipments totaling twenty million this year. Varieties include Acme Dwarf Champion Farbanna Greater Baltimore June Pink Livingston's Globe New Stone Redfield Beauty Red Rock Ponderosa. Delivered carload pricing ranges 100 600 200 1.00 500 1.75 1000 2.50. Express 1000 2.00 and 10 000 plus 1.50 per 1000.

Acme Dwarf Champion Farbanna Greater Baltimore Livingstons Globe New Stone Redfield Beauty Red Rock Ponderosa Express Parker Farms Moultrie

Also Mentioned on This Page

International Cultivators Carter & Beach Mansfield, Missouri Mle Cascara Tom la Grippe Hill C. H. Dalrymple Ozarks Mose Hodge Sewall Colevar D. J. Landers Lumber Co Ke Narcan Roca Bryant News Orval Hunsaker Mr. and Mrs. Snabby Bulah Colle Robert Inhoff Bayer Drugegiste Bayer Manufacture Mon Ady Norwood, MO Cornelius School House Mr. Householder Christine Raney Frank Jarret Bro. Dotson Wright Co. Baptist Missionary Clay Whitaker Mr. B Moody Joseph Long Clarence Wolf Creek Hugh Williams Ralph Harris Ralph Hugh Dreer Ates Fae Henry A. Dreer Chestnut St Philadelphia Mansfeld Dean B. F. Richardson Locky Ther CO Ramsas City Ble W. H. Tarbutton Homer Tarbutton Clyde Tarbutton W. R. Roper Joe Lee Dennis Oscar Liles Jess Turners J.L. Dennis W. S. Gaskill Prairie Hollow Mr. Oliver Riley Mr. Riley Ann Rippee N.C Texas F. M. Huffman Druggist Aluminum American Aluminum Co Hubble St. Louis Street Bank OF Mansfield Kennedy Lumber Co Raymondville FUGE Wickiser Studio West Walnut Street Springfield, Missouri Kodak Pictures
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