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Newspaper
Mansfield Mirror
Location
Mansfield, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Nov 11, 1920
Page
2
Visitors and neighbors share news of moving plans and calls across Manefield Tulsa and surrounding farms. E B Brentlinger and wife plan to make St Louis home while relays of visits link Brentlingers Miller Crider Letsinger Stuart and many others through Sunday and church doors.
An advertisement extols an Inside bath routine using hot water with limestone phosphate to flush the digestive tract. It claims daily morning use cleanses the stomach liver kidneys and bowels, improves complexion and breath, and prevents toxins entering the blood. The pitch contrasts internal sanitation with outer cleaning, urging adoption for clearer skin and better health.
Justin C Cassidy of Macomb Missouri seeks heirs for an unclaimed fortune reported in Omaha Nebraska. He lists six sisters as potential beneficiaries and requests interested relatives to come forward with proof of kinship. The notice aims to locate rightful heirs and settle a dormant estate.
An old health note promotes Hamburg Tireast Tea as a cold remedy. It advises taking a spoonful, adding boiling water, straining, and drinking a cup several times daily before meals, claiming it cures skin eruptions and general illness. The text is garbled and contains questionable instructions.
Accidents and sudden attacks occur unexpectedly. OZO NOL antiseptic healing ointment offers fast first aid for burns, scalds, bruises, sunburn, insect bites, poison ivy, colds, sore throat, eczema, and irritated conditions. Keep a jar at home. available at all drug stores.
Probate Court of Wright County Missouri grants Letters of Administration to G C Freeman for the estate of Gussie Barnes deceased hearing October 15 1920. Creditors must exhibit claims within six months or be barred within one year from letters grant. notice certified by Geo C Murrell judge and ex officio clerk.
A VeronaPenn reader says Chamberlains Cough Remedy has helped her family for years and she gave it to her three and a half year old daughter after a coughing spell last winter. She reports it broke up the attack at once and that she has recommended it to friends and neighbors with good results.
Pleasant Flat reports several days of warm November weather. A rattlesnake was killed the day after the election. Mrs. J. A. Williams visited Mrs. Imhoff. Robert Imhoff’s mother is seriously ill. Mrs. W. A. Newton in Newark says Mr. Newton is in poor health and they plan to leave for Missouri on November 16. Ed Tharp and wife lost their little daughter Velma to hysteria and pneumonia after about two weeks. The community extends sympathy to the family. Hugh Williams and J. A. Williams butchered a hog for fresh meat after Harding’s election. W. A. Allens return to Missouri with their wife after two years in Idaho. Maud Claxton and babies with Arley Shaw visited F. Campbell’s. Sisco Shaw and wife and Mr. Barnes tour Douglas County. Humphrey Farris and family return from Kansas City work there.
Grower and maker offers post paid pricing at 45e per pound for some items and 4.50 per pound for others. Free price list of other sizes and products available from George Wo Krsel, Kediwod, bw. adv.
An advertisement touts White's Cream Vermifuge as a remedy for intestinal worms in children and claims it clears worms. The notice lists a price of 36 cents and notes Fuson Drug Company as the seller.
Mrs Johnson and James Lansdown are ill while Monroe Lansdown’s baby suffers malaria. Dr Bruton of Seymour attends, M J Lansdown falls sick then improves, Monroe and Mat Lansdown return from Cedar Gap. Cedar Gap cider press has tension for a barrel value, chlor remains unclear.
A promotional text touts a penetrating oil for back pain and lameness, claiming quick relief after a single application. It promises miracle, harmless action that won’t burn skin and urges readers to stop crippling pain with this product.
In the same town a claim for $100000 has fled in Omaha courts. The claim arises from H. C. Haley, an Omaha man who died suddenly in Kansas City in November.
Sage tea and sulfur mixture historically restored gray hair to natural color. Modern use guides suggest asking for Wyeths and Sulphur Compound at drug stores, claiming even darkening results with a single strand application.
Cassidy says Soo Tar, also known as Haley, has no living relatives. He claims to be the nephew of Haley, asserting he is the son of Mrs. Bridget Haley Cassidy, who is deceased.
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