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Newspaper
Mansfield Mirror
Location
Mansfield, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Nov 01, 1917
Page
3
Reverend Joh T Younger the pastor preached Sunday morning on land conservation. He urged adherence to the broad plan for conserving land and natural resources, emphasizing careful stewardship and community responsibility in preserving fertile soils and waterways.
A garbled, promotional text prompts readers to try a “toneline” program promising a stout body. It lists dubious claims about fat loss and muscle gain, includes a coupon offer for a supposed product, mentions various locations and entities, and imitates a health device sales pitch.
The weekly forecast by Charles F. Marvin indicates generally mild temperatures with occasional local snow in the north and rain or snow showers in the south. The forecast covers Wisconsin Minnesota Iowa Missouri Arkansas Illinois Michigan South Dakota North Dakota and nearby territories.
An article extols kidney protection and early care to prevent kidney disease. It promotes Kidney Tablets from the Kidneys Co. in Boston as a low cost remedy claimed to relieve kidney troubles quickly and remove pollens affecting kidneys.
Carl Mays is now at home between baseball seasons after finishing a Webb City campaign. He pitched for Webb City in a season that ended with a victory by a score of something to 2, marking a productive stint for the pitcher before the off season.
Fractured and unclear notes describe methods to remove bulky skin growths in private settings. Mentions washing the skin, drying thoroughly, and applying oils, with vague references to products and locations.
Names and fragments from a social column. Mentions several people and events across a series of Sundays and Saturdays. References to a revival, a Miss Stella, and Mrs Parner with scattered surnames. No clear narrative or single outcome.
A muted health note discusses aging and appetite, noting digestive changes and the need for gentle remedies. It mentions a non-pepsin tablet supplement claimed to strengthen digestion and ease stomach discomfort, urging cautious use to correct the disorder.
The text outlines a B Y P U program focusing on coveting gifts, with reference to named individuals and a ceremonial tone. It mentions gifts, spiritual endowments, and a sectarian context, highlighting a religious instruction setting and procedural aspects of the event.
Mrs P O Stuchell of Homer California tells how she cured her son Ellis of a cold last winter with Chamberlain s Cough Remedy. She says the remedy worked quickly and has been used for years, its wood qualities proven by thousands. The note promotes the product as pleasant and safe to take.
An advertisement notes Mrs Toe Newton Ber Day afternoon event with remedies for facial, shoulder, arm, and foot pain. It touts Ballard's Snow Liniment as a powerful penetrating remedy, rubbed on the pain area to relieve suffering and restore normal conditions. Available in 25c, 50c, and $1.00 bottles, sold by Mason Drug Co.
About noon Thursday Mrs W L Marshall wife of a prominent Birch Tree business man was aided in an auto accident near Mountain Grove. Her husband and son Bernard were injured and Mrs M E Faust sustained a broken arm. Philip Meeker, another party member, was practically unhurt.
An unreadable fragment describes a sequence involving a cat, a location, and an apparent device or person aiding restoration of something. The text is garbled with misspellings and missing context, leaving key names, places, and actions indeterminate.
Swollens College in Columbia reports the resignation of president Janes Woodless after a recount of campus duties at Hartville. Officials say leadership will transition to interim administration while a search continues.
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