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Newspaper
Mansfield Mirror
Location
Mansfield, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Nov 11, 1920
Page
5
An ad touts S. S. as a blood purifier to cleanse the blood and prevent diseases said to arise from impurities. It claims long use, urges readers to obtain free medical literature from the Chief Medical Adviser in Atlanta, Georgia.
Craig made a trip to St Louis recently at Mountain Grove and moved there this week. The notice records the purchase by Dunning Hensley and Snyder John Dixon and notes the relocation.
On October 27 a Findley family reunion in Wright County was hosted at Pleasant Ridge Free Baptist Church with a large dinner. Attendees included It. A. Campbell and wife of Guthrie Oklahoma, religion shown by Nev. C. N. Findley, and about 60 relatives attended. The item closes with a health ad for Chamberlains Tablets.
Focus Gates returns from Texas with Sore Cini. Erna Roy moves to Mans field. Edna Freeman spent Sunday with her uncle Dave Crider. Ralph Robertson visited James Letaingers Friday night. Dora Robertson called on Lizzie Freeman Sunday. Most residents praise the president. Mowe Miller of Ava visited Mrs J W Miller last week. They spent Monday with Mrs Dora Tronbedst BOM. Paul Walker and Mrs Walker spent Sunday at P S Millers. Mrs Mays and Mrs Pugh visited Ben Freeman. CurlS.
Friday night visits and Tuesday calls mark a lively week with Mrs. Caroline Ivy, Mrs. Jeff Coday, and others. Hartville trips to VOLO, sleeping arrangements at Moodys, school plans for November 11 and 16, plus family visits and local chores fill the column with names, places, and small-town routines.
An old advertisement touts Hermine as a laxative to regulate bowels and "purify" energy and spirits. It warns of misery if not regular and lists Fuson Drug Company as the seller at 60 cents.
Willie V Heonaley formerly assistant postmaster at Hartville and his mother visited Monday. They plan to move to Waynesville as their future home. Arthur C Johnson is now assistant postmaster at Hartville.
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