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Newspaper
Mansfield Mirror
Location
Mansfield, Missouri, United States of America
Date
May 29, 1919
Page
3
An old storefront advertisement touts Sanol as the best remedy for kidney and bladder troubles with relief promised in 24 hours. It guarantees effectiveness and lists price details of 50c and 31,00 a bottle at the drug store.
The 1919 B Y P U program on Sunday June 1 features Mrs T Ritzinger reading Ruth 2:14 21 and Mrs Clyde Turner presenting Hoags method The program includes quotes on usefulness by J W Brazeal Elva Turner and Silas Seal with the helper’s prayer led by Mrs E O Skelton The focus is on helpfulness over quantity and serving one of the least of these through faith and practice.
N J Craig offers to loan money on good improved farms located in Wright or Douglas counties. The lender seeks secure property for loan arrangements and invites interested owners to contact N J Craig to discuss terms and eligibility.
Rembert Luther Huoffstuttler and wife and Homer Huffstuttler and wife dined at Samp Young's Sunday. Grandma Curtis of St George visits Elihu Coday. Saturday night Krouse's party well attended. Homer Huffstuttler, Luther Huffstuttler, and Mrs Samp Young called at Elihu Coday's Sunday. Talbert Matlock and wife visited Monday. Rev Clift of Niangua preached at Pleasant Hill, with CRAZY MADGE noted.
For a sprained ankle the instruction is to obtain Chamberlain's Liniment as soon as possible after injury and follow the directions on the bottle. The guidance emphasizes applying the product promptly and according to printed directions.
Oak Forest reports heavy rain as Mes Earl Lewis and children, visiting from Newton Kansas, return home. Arthur Akers returns to Crestline after visiting relatives, Mansel Beal travels to Rochester Minnesota with his daughter. Lorene Smith stays with grandparents as children practice for church children’s day on Tuesday. Weather dominates the day with rain and activities centered around the church.
When you have backache the liver or kidneys are out of gear. Try Sand, it does wonders for the liver, kidneys and bladder. A trial 50c bottle will convince you, Get it at the drug store.
Otto Burchell, resident of Kansas, was arrested at Cedar Gap after boarding Frisco passenger train No. 104. He is charged with stealing about $100 from Mrs. Frank Heimeyer near Ava. Burchell had been shaving at the Heimeyer home. money missing after she milked Tuesday morning. He traveled to Mansfield, then boarded the train, and was turned over to Sheriff Wm. Miller of Douglas County. About $1 was found on him during search.
An advertisement urges readers to prepare FARRIS HEALING REMEDY at home to heal readily and save costs. It claims quick results and urges keeping the remedy on hand at all times, noting availability from Norcross, Adv.
An advertisement touts a 60 cent trial bottle of a sand based skin tonic claimed to help blackheads eczema and rough skin and to give a clear complexion with a drug store selling the product.
Sunday Sunday school sessions at Tharp and Moore school houses are held at 3 p.m. rain continues with expected complaints in July. Miss Tharp ill. Robert Inhoff loses a fine cow, David Tharp two ewes. Dr J A Rutherford and J A Williams visited to treat a cow. Stark worm damage threatens cropland. cutworms affect tomatoes. Winesap apples show crop potential. peaches and blackberries expected in good abundance.
Farmers near Neosho are earning six dollars per crate with strawberry picks. one acre yielded 195 dollars, while berries sell at 2400 dollars per car. The rocky hillsides are valued at 200 dollars per acre for berry growing. The town east of Springfield is urged to join the business and wake up to this fact.
General Pershing's staff secretary is described as a stenographer trained at Draughon's Business College in Springfield Missouri. Draughon graduates are promoted to top positions, according to an advertisement seeking new catalog submissions.
Will K Reeme of Kansas City, calling himself a total abstainer specialist, offers life insurance promising mortality savings for abstainers. His novel methods for prohibition in Kansas City have brought him attention and some notable achievements.
A claim that a universal medicine in medicine can heal flesh quicker than Ballard's Snow Liniment. It is said to aid wounds sprains burns rheumatism and bodily injuries with extraordinary healing and penetrating power and is sold by all healers.
The Mirror asks readers to donate magazines or newspapers for the boys in the service. Place a d-cent stamp on the periodical and it will be sent directly to soldiers, sailors, or marines without wrapping or an address.
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