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Newspaper
Mansfield Mirror
Location
Mansfield, Missouri, United States of America
Date
May 30, 1918
Page
4
Citizens note the names of First Ward leaders James Coday and Dr F H Riley along with Second Ward representatives J B Freeman J A Fuson and L F Livingston. The Board President is L F Livingston and the council meets the second Monday evening each month.
The notice lists multiple daily and special train times for Frisco passenger and local freight services, with West Bound and Ava Mansfield connections. It promotes the Yellow Jacket gasoline motor coach service linking Frisco trains and local routes, and invites special trips via the general office in Ava Missouri.
Baptist Church holds Sunday school each Sunday at 9:45 a.m. W B Fullington is superintendent. preaching on the 24th and 4th Sundays by Rev T E Kitzinger. Cumberland Presbyterian Church preaches every 4th Sunday led by Rev John T Younger. 9:45 a.m. G W Freeman superintendent. Methodist Church preaches on the 3rd Sunday morning and evening. Rev G W Holmes pastor. 9:45 a.m. J D Reynolds superintendent.
The Church of Christ schedules Bible school at 0 45 a m every Sunday led by Superintendent J A Riley. Preaching occurs every fourth Sunday and the Ladies Aid Society meets each Wednesday for a service.
Wake up routine promotes drinking hot water with limestone phosphate to cleanse the stomach liver kidneys and bowels. Claims remove poisons and toxins, improve breath digestion and appearance, and prevent bilious attacks and constipation. Includes cost note and usage guidance for men and women.
Rev. T. B. Ritzinger preached at the Baptist church Saturday night and Sunday, delivering sermons to the congregation.
At the C P Church Rev John T Younger the pastor preached during the Sunday service.
An old advertisement touts Wyeths Sage and Sulphur Compound as a home remedy to darken gray hair naturally. It claims hair becomes thicker and glossier after application, with results by morning and continued use restoring a youthful look. No disease cure is stated.
The Gasconade township event at Pleasant Valley school house raised about 305 dollars with 63.25 from the baby chick sale and 340 from dinner. Cols. Roy Dennis and Alex Salisb bury acted as auctioneers and J Lon Dennis Rev G W Holmes spoke. Dozens of donors gave cakes eggs beans molasses and assorted goods, including Mrs S L Blazer Mrs Bert Brooks Nellie Spock J J Brasher and many others.
Mrs. Alice Fletcher of Springfield writes Cardus greatly helped her after 14 years of marriage with back pain, bearing down pains, and weakness. She credits two bottles with restoring health and recommends Cardui, the woman's tonic, as a strength builder for weary home makers.
A quirky list shows John Shimel and J P Newton each with one turkey, Miss Bertha McClelland with one dogon eggs, Mrs N McClelland with one dog eggs, Mrs D I Urasher with gal kraut, Mrs Van Ness with one hen, and Mount Olive and Mrs N McClelland referenced in the assortment.
Fragmentary ledger notes list Mrs. McCleland with two dozen cups. R. E. Tarbutton at $1.50, Rene Tarbutton $1.00, Annie Hedeson $1.00, Guy Hopper receive a baby chick, and T. W. Freeman two bushels of oats.
Mansfield reader Mrs L L Allen of Willow Springs testifies the kidneys weak and backache improved after using Don's Kidney Pills. The ad claims kidney disease is caused by kidney weakness and promotes the pills as a targeted remedy. No other medical claims are provided.
Dr. FL Riley has returned from Hartville after completing dental work. He traveled to provide clinics and services, returning with notes on cases treated and patients assisted.
A terse note lists No delay and Geo B Pikeman among offerings at the lowest prevailing rates. No further context or details are provided.
The program outlines duties and privileges of Christian service in church and community. Leaders and members present include Alice Tombleson and J C Carter guiding discussions on church work and community service, with several members naming tasks, rewards, and war-related needs.
The proper food for one man may be all wrong for another. Those with weak stomachs should eat slowly and masticate thoroughly. Keep bowels regular and use Chamberlain's Tablets to strengthen the stomach and move the bowels. Easy to take and pleasant.
The Wright County Local Board Missouri acts under Adjutant General Missouri orders to compel all males reaching age 21 since June 5 1917 to register for the National Army under the May 18 1917 act. Those turning 21 by June 5 1914 must register June 9 1914 at Hartville office. in county or out of state residents, have sons register and mail cards back for Wright County credit. Remember June 9 1914 and to register if age 21 between June 5 1917 and June 6 1918. Local Board Wright County Mo.
Local ad offers men’s straw hats and caps described as unique with discounts up to 50 percent. Advertiser J. D. Reynolds promises original wholesale pricing to urge readers to buy now.
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