Lift Off Corns Product Claim and Use
Short ad style note claims a remedy for corns by applying a few drops to lift sore, touchy corns off with ease. The fragment implies a topical liquid result but lacks full usage details or safety guidance.
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Newspaper
Mansfield Mirror
Location
Mansfield, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Nov 06, 1919
Page
3
Short ad style note claims a remedy for corns by applying a few drops to lift sore, touchy corns off with ease. The fragment implies a topical liquid result but lacks full usage details or safety guidance.
The Sharnville T Democrat notes the birth of a son to Oliver Rippee and his wife, reflecting a new addition to the family and marking a milestone for the household.
A Dillon South Carolina reader praises Pe-Ru-Na as a godsend for catarrh and related ailments. The letter claims weight gain from one hundred to one forty pounds and reports relief after half a bottle, with twelve bottles curing her. The notice promotes Pe-Ru-Na as an emergency home remedy for coughs colds stomach and bowel trouble rheumatism and flu prevention.
In Washington on Nov 3, Senator Capper noted about 14 000 bills have been introduced this session with roughly 13 950 to be discarded. Red Cross and American Redress aid veterans, Pershing plans a national tour, and housing remains scarce as tent living grows near the city.
Last week several residents, including Elva Smith and Beatrice McIntosh, are noted for visits, illness, and moving to new homes. The piece records familyings around Mansfield, Springfield, Hartville, Mountain Grove, and Bryant with several overnight visits, a teachers meeting causing dismissal, and a thresher-moving mishap leaving the engine in a field for hours before road recovery.
Mrs. R. E. Cooley of Norwood bought an interest in the Bradley meat market at Mountain Grove. The Cooleys will move there. They had a dispute last week with Col. Roy R. Dennis of Manorfield, an auctioneer.
A vintage ad fragment touts Pape's Cold Compound to break a cold in hours. It claims the first dose clears nasal passages, stops runny nose and headaches, reduces fever and sneezing, with relief after two to three doses. Mentions Sheriff G. Sanders of Harmile visiting during the week.
An old time advertisement urges protecting skin from sunburn during travels and outdoor activities. It promotes Ozonol as a relief and preventive cream, advising face application and talcum dusting before sun exposure. The copy notes Ozonol comes in 25 and 50 cent sizes and mentions Mrs. G. M. Hunter of Hartville, Wis. came by on Saturday.
A Houston Missouri resident recounts two years of back and kidney pain with sharp pains on stooping and blurred vision. He says Dean Kidney Pills targeted the issue, improving his condition and urges others with back or kidney trouble to try them. Price five dollars, sold by dealers. Teun's Kidney Pills promoted for the same aim.
Bayer aspirin is described as a genuine tablet for headache colds pain neuralgia lumbago and rheumatism. The ad notes Bayer is the genuine aspirin trusted by physicians for nineteen years with handy tins of 12 tablets at a few cents each.
Cedar Gap and surrounding community residents visit relatives and attend events. Maurice Crockett and others travel between Thayer, Muskogee, Ava, and Springfield for family and work. A Halloween party hosted by Raymond Carrick's students at Cedar Gap school features Daugherty, Baskett, Cameron, Marle Gow, and other local youths. attendees include Hester, Baskett, Lee, Morris, Cameron, and Carrick family members.
A newspaper ad warns against trivializing the common cold and notes that serious diseases can begin with a cold. It advocates taking Chamberlain's Cough Remedy at the first signs to shorten the illness and reduce risk.
Miss Marie Johnson went home with Miss Nellie Frye last week and Myrtle Shores started school at Macomb on Monday. Do your best with your own effort and keep moving forward despite mockery. The community hears of constant rain and mentions Lester Greenwood returning from Adeala. Macomb Christian Endeavor meets at the Baptist church on the first and third Mondays and at the Methodist church on the second and fourth Sundays at 6 o clock. Sunday school runs every Sunday at the Macomb Methodist church. SOMEBODY ELSE.
An advertisement touts B. A. Thames Hog powder as a daily preventive to keep hogs healthy and worm-free. It claims the powder promotes a thriving hog, and asserts availability and a guarantee from WM. Norcross-Adv.
Olathe residents report a varied week with church revival attendance at Macomb Baptist, George Rogers and family relocating to California, and multiple local residents visiting Vera Cruz and nearby relatives. Notable names include Misa Ethel Robertson and Rev M B Stanifer and family.
An Adv notice promotes Chamberlains Tablets for a pleasant bowel movement and to cleanse and invigorate the stomach. It claims improved digestion and general relief from bad taste, dull tired feeling, and lack of appetite. The ad emphasizes digestive benefits and regularity.
Elvis Lee has accepted a position at W. J. Fox's grocery store and is expected to become a popular salesman. He left his former small carrier due to health concerns caused by continuous riding.
Last week's notes report W. O. Fry's have moved to their farm while Miss Ruby Deckard attended a Springfield teachers meeting. Mrs. Litsle Dennis visited her brother 9. E. Spence, Jo. Stout finished threshing as snow soon approaches. some roses already blooming.
A health ad urges readers to begin the daily practice of early morning hot water with limestone phosphate to cleanse the stomach liver and bowels. It claims this routine prevents dullness headaches bad breath and stomach troubles and improves appetite. The piece notes wide popularity and mentions Rev. G W Hales of Joplin visiting.
An old remedy extols effervescent lithia salts to flush kidneys and bowels, ease backache in the kidney region, and neutralize urine acidity. It claims harmless cleansing and relief from bladder disorders, naming Jad Salta and similar products as agents.
Mrs. O S Coday has returned from Springfield where she visited relatives and attended various errands. She reports a pleasant trip and plans to resume daily activities at home.
A grandmother-like remedy, Wyeths Sage and Sulphur Compound, darkens faded or gray hair naturally and evenly. Instructions claim easy application with a comb or brush, and notes the product is for cosmetic use only not disease.
A regional gathering at Mansfield Capital Church focused on advancing a 76 million Baptist campaign. Attendees from out of town included Rev. G Chiadwell BF Nall W D Lack from Norwood Rev T B Ritzinger and wife from Seymour Rev R F Carroll and wife Rev Mr Sampson EK B Evang and wife Wiley Thorne and Mr J A Dennis of Mountain Grove.
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