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Newspaper
Mansfield Mirror
Location
Mansfield, Missouri, United States of America
Date
May 25, 1922
Page
3
A compact social note lists visits and gatherings among neighbors and relatives including Alvin Long and wife at Joe Fry's, Ida Fry and Vada Bogart at musical events, Sybil Coday visiting Mrs. Fred Anderson, and many others in Ashley, Labli cher, and Ava areas. It mentions church attendance, a new baby born to Mr. and Mrs. Bennett, and various travel plans with reminiscences of dinners and Sunday school.
Readers are told Hall's Catarrh Medicine cures catarrh, a disease tied to constitutional health. The ad claims $100 reward for any case it fails to cure and urges sending for testimonials. Proponents, K J Cheney & Co of Toledo, advertise retailers selling for 75 cents.
Unclear text urges awareness of constipation dangers and urges regular bowels. Claims Cha herds Tablets are excellent easy to take and gentle in effect.
Rain blessed the area and residents recorded social visits. Meré W M Ratiil stayed with Mrs Oscar Moody, Grane Gana returned home, and Oscar Moody hosted several callers. Clarence Barnette and wife visited the Vonn home, Findleys visited Dave Pindley, and Clarence Garnette attended a music night at Tom Kirks. Ney DBrageal and family sent for Singer California, and Mr F Dogan called on Oscar Moody.
Sunday visits fill local social notes as residents list callers from Mrs N G C Frye to J D Dennis. A musical at Tom Kirk's Friday drew a large crowd while Alvin Long and wife visited J Stout Thursday. Chester Melnotosh stayed with Dewey Sykes Saturday night. James Freeman and wife dropped by J Dennis Thursday. Mrs Lyles returned from Colorado.
Johnson area notes report a string of visits and social calls. Families listed include Henslee, Adamson, Campbell, Coday, and Morelan sharing Sunday gatherings and church attendance. Local travel includes fishing trips and relatives from Waynesville visiting nearby kin.
Observation notes whooping cough mainly dangerous for children under five. While paregoric and other opiates may be used, Chamberlgins Cough Remedy can shorten the illness and reduce danger. It has seen pronounced success in epidemics and is described as safe and pleasant to take.
Sunny Slope reports a fine shower and a bright morning. Sunday School at Liberty starts at 2 p m with all invited. Mrs John McIntosh visited McIntosh family. Seth Findley and family visited the former’s parents. Ike Bennett and wife welcomed a son William Smith. Erney Johnson heads to Coffeyville Kansas for work. Mrs Grace Long visited her father Sanday and Mr Williams.
An advertisement touts Yerbine as instant relief for heartburn and indigestion. It claims to drive fermenting food into the bowels and make you feel better immediately, priced at 60e, available from all Draggista sellers.
The Home Circle reflects on women’s weapons from a 19th century verse trio. It contrasts pout, smile, and tear as answers, then argues if tears accompany wounded women and fallen soldiers, peace should come with mercy and love.
Mrs. F. J. Dann of Brockport New York writes that Chamberlain's Liniment cured her lumbago a year ago. She was bedridden and unable to move but applying the liniment promptly eased the pains and aches.
Missouri State Fair in Sedalia with W. D. Smith secretary planned for August 1916. Wright County Agriculture and Stock Show at Mansfield led by W. A. Black secretary scheduled for September 2030. Springfield Greene County Ozark Stock Show with H. R. Nelson manager set for October 27.
Mrs Viola Winburn and child ren visited at M A Morris one day last week. Fred Criders wife and baby visit his father and mother Mr and Mrs Jake Crider. they expect to stay about a month from St Louis. Morrs Crider and Chester Matney visited home folks Saturday night and Sunday. Mrs J A Deavers were at Mrs Joe Goss's Sunday. Matney and family visited in the Oetting settlement Sunday afternoon. There must be a few thieves left in the country. The lock on Mrs Joe Goss's smoke house was broken and parties slob nearly all the bacon. They had Mrs Viola Winburn visited her sister Mrs T BE Lee one
An advertisement promotes Bayer Aspirin with the Bayer Cross on tablets and advises using package directions set by physicians for 21 years of proven safety. It touts relief for colds headaches neuralgia rheumatic pain backache toothache and lumbago, noting small twelve tablet boxes and larger packs are available at low cost.
An advertisement asserts Liquid Borozone liniment performs the usual remedies faster and more thoroughly and pleasurably. It lists prices at 30c 60c and 1.20 and notes it is sold by all druggists.
Wanita June White born Oct 18 1918, died May 4 1922 at age 3 6 18. Sickness brief, death sudden. Family expresses sorrow and faith, thanking friends for aid and sympathy amid loss.
The Cedar Gap singing will be held on the first Sunday in June, June 4th this year, as in prior years. Everyone is invited to come early and spend the day, bringing both old and new song books for use. P. E. Odle, Leader.
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