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Newspaper
Mansfield Mirror
Location
Mansfield, Missouri, United States of America
Date
May 18, 1922
Page
3
A poem by Rev. B D. Junes honoring mothers as Queen of May through the four seasons. It depicts a mother’s beauty in spring bridal days, summer vows, autumn maternity, and winter wisdom with children blessing her life and crown. The piece concludes with the mother living in glory.
Readers are told Hall's Catarrh Medicine cures catarrh at all stages through blood action. Proponents offer a $100 reward for any unt cured case and invite readers to send for testimonials. Toledo firm J Cuiney and Co promotes the remedy available at 75 cents from druggists.
Missouri State Pair in Sedalia with Secretary W D Smith dated August 1916. Wright County Agriculture and Stock Show in Mansfrell led by Secretary W A Black in September. Ozark Stock Show in Springfield Greene County with manager Rh Nelson set for October 27.
A garbled report recalls planting corn and making ron as nie daw are and here. Mrs Sirk Orie haijelter Leora visited Seymore on Saturday and Sunday. Mention of an 18 year old death and a man ped bin plow on Saturday. Mrs Jin Movrin visited Springfield. a strange incident at Teo is noted. Thess pr dunte was M1 years old and a person named Ghoeee was present. a singe Me is referenced in the afternoon.
Weuthow and several locals enjoyed Sunday at Wa Ripywis with Mr and Mrs J I Stet, Geatie, Lot White, Danny, and Mrs Walter Stout attending. Music by P Andrsons drew crowds on Thursday. Ray Dennis spent Sunday near Chrys ane preturmeed in Sprnghedd Sundday night. Prayer meetings at Wolf Creek were well attended, with South Wry assisting. Snow Derby weather and crops mentioned. corn planting noted.
Warm weather continues as a church meeting draws a good crowd on Wednesday. Juanita Wenslee is in tune with Aga Mis. Harve Henslee and children visited Gass Llewstee Saturday night. Mrs Rosy Wilkans and two sons Weaver and Ben visited Guess Menuslee Sunday. Lon Campbell called at Mamard Williams Sunday. Preaching every Wednesday night at Johnson by Rev Luther Chandles. Pentecostal church attendance included Rosy Williams, Gus Henslee, Carve Henslee, Audra Henslee, Willie Rowland. Bernard Henslee hosted visitors Saturday night and they sang in Wall Creek Saturday night.
An old advertisement claims Herbine relieves distress from indigestion instantly and drives fermenting food into the bowels. It asserts immediate relief and better feeling. Brice, 0c, sold by all druggists.
Mrs Dee Vandle visited Eyal Lennets on Sunday evening and paid Mrs Ike Bennett a call. Della Deavers from Mtn Grove visits her parents James and Mrs Adams. The neighborhood organized Sunday school at Liberty School. Mrs John McIntosh visited Della McIntosh Sunday. Florence Camron attended church at Macomb Sunday night in Blue Eyes.
Readers are urged to maintain regular bowels to prevent diseases. The notice endorses Chamberhit's Tablets as easy to take and effective for keeping the bowels clean and regular. The ad-style piece emphasizes health and convenience for readers seeking relief from digestive issues.
A Brockport resident, Mrs. K. J Dann, reports lumbago left her bedridden and unable to move. She credits Chamberlain's Liniment with prompt relief after applying it to her back, noting a quick recovery once treatment began.
Mrs Viram Williams and baby from Macomb visited her parents C W Towe and wife. Norwood residents Inman family and children visited. Ernest Roy hosted Eldon Roys second birthday. Leonard Roy visited sister Dora Robertson. A large crowd attended Prairie Hollow Christmas service. Shiloh church held Mother's Day program. Mrs Jarvis honored as oldest mother, Ernest Miller for youngest, Andy Seales for largest family, Suitho for smallest family. Amos Roy and family and Mrs Dennis visited LM Roy's.
Community notes list social visits and weekends with local residents including Susie and Sylvia lwards, Miss Gita Gann, Devin Youd, Orvil Moody, Warner Cody, Archie Gann, Montpl Chon, and Miss Grace Gann. Singing every Sunday night and references to California work days appear in the fragment.
The ad urges customers to look for the Bayer name on packaging to ensure genuine aspirin prescribed for twenty one years of safe use. It claims relief for colds, headaches, neuralgia, rheumatism, toothache, and minor pains, noting a twelve tablet pack and widespread availability from druggists.
Mrs. Al Williams visited Miss Grace Long Saturday and Sunday. Dee Caudle and family spent ten days with relatives south of Macomb. The Pentheost church drew a large crowd Sunday night. Miss Ida Long called on Grace Long Monday. A ball game near Macomb drew a good attendance Sunday evening.
The Oak Ridge and Lead Hill Farm Club met at Lead Hill Saturday night. A debate judged in favor of the negative against the motion that a bachelor should be taxed $2500 a year for remaining single. The Sunshine Farm Club plans a meeting at Oak Ridge Tuesday afternoon. The next Main Club gathering at Oak Ridge is set for Saturday night May 27 with a program. The topic will be conscience as a true guide.
The notice touts Chamberlains Cough Remedy for whooping cough, especially dangerous to children under five. It claims lack of paregoric or opiates speeds cure, reduces discharge time, and presents the remedy as safe and pleasant to take, asserting success in many epidemics.
For every purpose for which a liniment is usually applied the modern remedy Liquid Borozone will do the work more quickly, more thoroughly and more pleasantly. Prices 80c 60c and 1.20. Sold by all druggists.
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