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Newspaper

Mansfield Mirror

Location

Mansfield, Missouri, United States of America

Date

May 31, 1917

Page

2

Prairie Hollow and Olathe Weekly Item List

Prairie Hollow and Olathe residents report a week of visits and travels. George Rogers family Ray Rogers and wife Oliver Rogers and wife Harve Young returned from a Gasconade fishing trip. Mrs Rinda Hraveal and children Fern Minola Wayne Barney Hight visited Dora Robertson. Miss Penn Bravent spent a week with Gus family in Mansfield. Mrs Willyson visited her mother Mary Williams yesterday. A surprise singing at Joe Main's for Miss Zella Letsinger drew a large crowd. John Roy Aymon Calhoun Lawrence Peebles attend Aga school. Mrs AL Watkins spent Sunday with Lt Roy. Charlie Towe visited Springfield. Leonard Roy teaches at Pea Vine School. Cho Mags and Edith visited Paul Williams. Prairie Hollow services every second Saturday and Sunday. Sunday school every Sunday. Prayer meeting Wednesday night and Christian Endeavor Sunday night. RUBY.

George Rogers Ray Rogers Oliver Rogers Harve Young Rinda Hraveal Fern Minola Wayne Barney Hight Dora Robertson Penn Bravent Gus Mansfield Willyson Mary Williams Joe Main Zella Letsinger John Roy Aymon Calhoun Lawrence Peebles Aga AL Watkins Roy Charlie Towe Springfield Leonard Roy Pea Vine Cho Mags Edith Paul Williams

Sloan's Liniment for Rheumatism

Sloan's Liniment promises quick relief from rheumatism and various pains. It claims rapid penetration without rubbing and lists uses for gout, lumbago, toothache, backache, neck pain, strains, sprains, and muscle soreness with easy application for external pains.

Sloan

Left overs from local events and visits noted

Last week's items report several local happenings. Attendance at singing at New Grove N. ed Halland. wife of Halland made a business trip to Mansfield Saturday. H. A. Dedman is reported better. Singing at J. D. Kelly's Tuesday was well attended, Peggy Short.

New Grove N. Ed. Halland Mansfield H. A. Dedman J. D. Kelly's Peggy Short

Symbol of Health on Tablets Sparks Ancient Taste Claim

A fragment discusses Pythagoreans and a red five pointed star on Clumberlain's Tablets as a symbol of health. It suggests digestion relief from these tablets, urged for readers to buy from their druggist, claiming quick relief and wide availability.

Ancient Greece Clumberlain

Rocky Point Church Notes and Local Socials

Last week's isms and church events at Ashley parish include preaching on the fourth Saturday and Sunday by CG NL Pindley, with singing each Sunday evening. Miss Opal Bennett visited Miss Cora and May Windley Sunday night, farmers noting corn replanting, and various locals like Mindley, Moody, and Pope visiting kin or neighbors.

Ashley Church Pindley Pastoy U.S Joel Pue Robert Sonet Marowh Johnson Lela Pinveal Efile Ren Mra Sam Brye Priday

Pindley Relatives in Dew Drop Incident Sunday Night

A fragment notes Wo M. Pindley and wife, an aunt and uncle, involved in an event at the Dew Drop on Sunday night. No additional context or details are provided in readable text.

Wo. M. Pindley

Spring Colds Warned and Home Remedies Promoted

An old-time ad warns that sudden temperature changes and underwear cause spring colds with stuffed head sore throat and general symptoms. It promotes Dr Kings New Discovery as relief and antiseptic balm that clears the head and throat membranes and breaks up lingering colds. It cautions not to stop treatment prematurely.

Dr. King

May Weather Update From Pearl Center Notes Crops Grow

The Pearl Center column reports ongoing rain and cool May weather with recent showers and hail that did little crop damage. Crops such as corn begin growing as showers continue, and residents anticipate warmer days after a cool spell. Ida Stogsdill returns home from Grandma Dudley's while H A Dedmon improves after serious illness.

Community notes on social events and harvest hopes

Last Saturday Miss Millie Rushing dined at her brother J P Rushing and wife Sunday. In the afternoon several young folks called on them. The singing at Hargus Chapel broke. All day preaching and dinner on the ground at Antioch, 4th Sunday in May. A large crowd attended graduation at Hartville. There is much food planted this year and many chickens and turkeys raised but the writer expects the U S will need all.

Millie Rushing J.P. Rushing Hargus Antioch Hartville U.S

Black-Draught Liver Medicine Endorsed by Mrs Collier

Mrs J W Collier of Hardin Missouri endorses Thedford’s Black-Draught Liver Medicine. She reports long use, quick relief for liver and stomach troubles, and recommends it as a household staple. The ad notes a 76 year history and prices of one dollar per pack, costing about one cent per dose.

Hardin, Mo J. W. Collier Thedford

Pleasant Flat community notes and church announcements

Last week's items note pleasant rain, dry spells, and local crops ahead with fruit and berries ripening. A bus dinner drew many, church services planned by Rev Bundy for June, Willbanks preaching at Moore and Tharp sites, and Sunday school at Moore at 10 am. Also reports of social visits, a small stroke recovery, and family gatherings around Mes. Hillfay's, Millsap area, and Denlow visitors.

Ole Grove Saunday G. P. Bundy Tharp W. A. Wilbanks Finhells Mary M. Aiden

Sunday school notes and local items from Macon area

Sunday school at Macon Methodist chapel each week with a convention at Macomb church. Reports of rain, farm work, and garden growth. People of Norwood and Macomb mentioned. social visits include Miss Mabel Pearcey, Miss Clara Pearcey, Mrs Lillie Protemarkle, and Grace Gates. Next convention set for Norwood in August. weather improving.

Macon Methodist Ehapel W. S. Shortridge Man Cantrell Mabel Pearcey Norwood Clara Pearcey Lillie Protemarkle Macomb I. J. Renwick Mountain Grove Brokemarkle Tiinky Mr. Moberly Macomah Mr. and Mes Hpisty and Dhoovhitors D. Minilley Grace Gates Maude Nestn

The Proper Course In Defeating Kidney Ailments

A nearby resident Mrs H Britton of Houston Mo testifies that Dean's Kidney Pills eased her dull back ache and dizziness from irregular kidney secretions. The ad promotes the medicine price and availability through Roster Milburn Co Buffalo NY.

Dean Britten Milburn Co. Props Buffalo W.—Ady

Rev Allman Schedules Sermon At Aurora Church

The Aurora church invites the public to its Sunday service featuring Reverend Allman of the Central Presbyterian Church. The preacher will deliver a message intended to inspire parishioners and visitors alike.

Allman Aurora Rdo C.P

Substitute for Nasty Calomel Promises Safe Liver Tone Cure

Local druggists report a drop in calomel sales as Dodson's Liver Tone gains popularity. A leading pharmacist claims calomel is dangerous while Liver Tone is safe and more effective. The remedy, a sugar-coated vegetable tonic, is guaranteed by druggists with money-back promise if it fails to relieve liver sluggishness and constipation. One spoonful nightly aims to banish biliousness headaches and upset stomachs without harsh side effects. Cyril Prageal visited from Fordkind on Sunday.

Dodson Propie Dodsin

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