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Newspaper
Mansfield Mirror
Location
Mansfield, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Nov 11, 1920
Page
4
N. J. Craig offers to loan money on good improved farms located in Wright or Douglas counties. The lender seeks reliable security and clear title. Contact N. J. Craig for terms and eligibility details.
Accidents and sudden attacks happen unexpectedly. OZO NOL is promoted as a fast acting antiseptic healing ointment for burns scalds cuts bruises sunburn insect bites poison ivy croup sore throat eczema and itchy conditions. Keep a jar at home for immediate relief and treatment. Bold stall drug stores advertise.
Probate Court of Wright County Missouri grants G C Freeman administrator for Gussie Barnes estate. Claims must be presented within six months or be barred. one year to exhibit from grant date. Certification by Geo C Murrell judge shows the 16th day of October 1028.
Price list offers various sizes and products with post paid options. Rates include 25c per pound and 45c per pound for certain cheese items. A 1 dozen package priced at $4.50. Additional sizes and products available, free price list upon request from Mere George Wo Krsel Kedieod Fia.
E B Brentlinger and wife of Tulsa visited relatives in Manafield Tuesday and Wednesday then planned to move to St Louis. New neighbors bought the Mrs Marshall place. Ralph Brentlinger worked for his aunt Sarah Rippee. Mrs G W Miller spent the day with her family. David Crider moved to the J J Dennis farm. Lester Hale stayed at Tom Deatherage’s. Miss Daisy Wilson visited home folks. Violet Wilson and Frank Barlow returned to Geo W Brentlinger’s. Geo W Miller and wife stayed there overnight. Harley Stuart family and Norman joined Ira Stuart for supper. Misa Zella Letsinger accompanied them home and stayed nights. Two boys Norman Stuart and Ernest Crider ran away Thursday. Marion Letsinger and wife visited Geo Brentlinger’s. Mrs A Dorkins visited her mother Mrs Peabody and attended church at the CP Church. Dave Crider and daughter Elsie visited J W Edwards. Mrs Sam Letsinger was at Mr Wae at Mr Brooks’ last week. Mrs Charles Fry and E B D Dickman attended Elmer Findley’s funeral at Macomb. Harley Stuart and family visited Sam Letsinger Sunday.
A Verona Penn reader praises Chamberlain's Cough Remedy for coughs colds and croup. Mrs J N Rose says it helped her husband and even her little daughter nine last winter and she has recommended it to friends and neighbors who saw good results.
Local notes report warm November weather and a rattlesnake sighting after the election. Social visits include Mrs. J. A. Williams with Mrs. Imhoff. Mrs. Imhoff's mother is ill. Mrs. W. A. Newton of Newark, Ohio, notes her husband in poor health and plans to leave for Missouri on November 16. Ed Tharp and wife mourn the loss of their two week old daughter Velma from dystheria and pneumonia. Hugh Williams visits Ralph Harris. hog butchering yields fresh meal. W. A. Allens return to Missouri with friends welcoming them back. Maud Claxton, babies, Arley Shaw visit F. Campbell. Sisco Shaw, wife, and Mr. Barnes travel in Douglas County. Humphrey Farria and son return from Kansas City. Family health tips promote White's Cream Vermifuge for worms. Available at Funon Drug Company in Ady.
Mrs. Johnson and Monroe Lansdown family members have been ill with malaria fever and related ailments. Dr Bruton of Seymour attended James Lansdown and M J Lansdown. Monroe and Mat Lansdown returned from Cedar Gap. Cedar Gap cider press halted for barrel storage due to a shortage.
An advertisement extols a morning hot water drink with a teaspoon of limestone phosphate to flush the stomach liver kidneys and bowels. It claims internal sanitation improves skin tone, clears complexions, and relieves headaches bilious spells and constipation within one to two weeks. It likens internal cleansing to soap and hot water for the outside.
Justin C Cassidy of Macomb Missouri and six sisters living across the region file for claimed fortune in Omaha Nebraska court records.
A fragmented OCR item describes taking a tablespoon of the tea with boiling water and drinking it, claiming it is a better, painless cure. The garbled text mentions cold symptoms and a purported health benefit, but lacks coherent attribution or verifiable details.
An old ad promotes a soothing penetrating oil claimed to end lumbago sciatica and lame back misery. It urges immediate use, promises rapid relief, and markets the product as magical yet harmless with no burning.
In the same town, a claim has been filed in Omaha courts for a 100,000 bequest left by H. C. Haley, an Omaha man who died suddenly in Kansas City Nav. The action seeks recovery of the funds and names Haley’s estate as plaintiff and the involved parties as defendants.
Sage and Sulphur mixtures restore faded gray hair to its natural dark color. Home brewing is outdated. Wyeth’s Age and Sulphur Compound is sold at drug stores and darkens hair evenly by morning with one or two applications. It is a cosmetic, not a disease cure.
On November 19, 1919, Cassidy states Haley had no living relatives. He adds that he is not Haley’s nephew, clarifying he is the son of Mrs. Bridget Haley Cassidy, who is deceased. The note settles questions about Haley’s family ties.
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