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Newspaper
Mansfield Mirror
Location
Mansfield, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Nov 13, 1913
Page
2
Why pay Old Line Insurance $10 per thousand when Wright Co Mutual offers true cost. It has cost only 25 cents on the $100 per year in the last three years. Address E W Yocum Secretary Mt Grove Mo. Adv.
The notice lists council meeting cadence stating the council meets on the second Monday evening of every month. It notes the time table context for Monesfield Missouri rail service.
Cumberland Presbyterian Church conducts preaching services every fourth Saturday evening and Sunday. Rev. Joseph Davis serves as pastor. Sunday school meets every Sunday at 645 p.m. with G. W. Breeman as superintendent.
Church schedules preaching every Sunday morning at 9 45 am with Rev Rod Carnett as pastor WB Fullington notes weekly Baptist Young Peoples Union meets each Sunday evening led by president A Stephens.
Preaching services held the first and third Sunday at 11 a.m. Rev. J J Wolfe is pastor. Pie social announced with 945 am. W A Hylton serves as superintendent.
Syelal Correspe winter returns and social notes from Flint Point to Ashley. Neighbors visit, moved homes, and a pie supper attendance are listed along with Sunday calls and a brush pile mischief. Preaching at Ashley church occurs every fourth Sunday with singing on the second, fourth, and fifth Sundays.
Mercury in catarrh remedies can destroy smell and disrupt the system when absorbed. Only use medicines by reputable physicians. Wall’s Catarrh Cure from B J Cheney Toledo Ohio contains no mercury and is taken internally. Hall’s Catarrh Cure is made in Toledo by Fo Cheney & Co. Testimonials are free. Sold by druggists.
iSpecial Correspondence reports community notes from Mountain Line. Singing at No 5 occurs the first Sunday evening each month. Mrs Will Tarburton visited Mrs Everett Brown. Geo Brewer and wife were guests of Jas Brewer and wife Sunday. Everett Brown and wife welcomed a baby girl. Mrs Geo Tripp visited Mrs James Brewer. Mrs Geo Estus, Mrs W S and Gaskill, and Mrs W A Hancock visited Mrs Everett Brown Sunday evening. The saw mill remains at Wil Tarbuttons.
Torpid liver, constipated bowels and a disordered stomach are the crises of these headaches. Take Dr King's New Life Pills for quick relief as they stimulate liver and bowels. No better regulator. 25c per box. Sold by druggists or by mail H. E. Bucklen & Co. Philadelphia and St. Louis.
A public ad warns of the dangers of excessive drinking to health and family and promotes the Neal Drink Habit Treatment from the Neal Institute in Springfield Missouri. The message urges medical care for husbands and sons to remove cravings in three days without injections. It lists contact details: 192 N Main St and phone 1469.
John Hazen son of weather forecaster John S Haven drew a diagram of a remarkable sun halo seen Saturday morning. The phenomenon appeared from about eleven o'clock to one o'clock and matched historic halos noted in Rome Danzig and St Petersburg. Hazen explained the ice crystal refraction caused the rainbow circles and sun dogs observed around the sun.
Common insomnia cause is stomach disorders and constipation. Chamberlain's Tablets correct these disorders and help sleep. Sold by all dealers.
Mrs John Newton of Route 3 expresses gratitude for a year renewal. The note acknowledges continued support and goodwill from the local reader.
Mount Pleasant reports pleasant cool weather as O P Wilcox and wife visited daughter Mus. Young. Miss Bobbie Seal was the guest of Miss Luli Dennis Saturday. Miss Myrtle Luther stays. Rev J E Nevels preached two sermons on Sunday with the text The Lord is my light and my salvation. Elsie and Stella Turner and others were guests at Goon Ayers and wife. A white baby was born to proud parents Wednesday.
iSpecial Correspondence reports on illness in Long and wife, return of Oscar Hyde from the West, Rev. Sherman Grifith starting a revival at Waterview, and visits by Charles Millis to Kansas City. Items mention Beatrice Konsky, J. Bis, Leonard Clark and Mrs Michel Belliath visiting the county seat, and plans for a future home in Nauisas. Also notes of Miss Lou Brook and Elsie Tanner staying with local residents, plus praise for harmony at a Friendship Sunday and various church activities led by Archie Wilcox and Ace Tarbutton.
Gid Dennis plans a move to his barn while Roy Buckles aims to build a new house east of Lawn. Frank Dennis attended a pie supper at the Point Saturday evening. Wilee and Sam Gaay visited Gid Dennis Saturday night and went possum hunting, catching two possums. Barney Smith’s mule sickness improved. Mack Davis is the local doctoring the mule. Preaching at Mit Pleasant church every Saturday at 11 am and Sunday with TDam. PAL Newels, Pastor. Sunday School at 2 pm, Clifford Seal, Superintendent.
An old advertisement extols Kickapoo Worm Killer as a remedy for worm infestations in children, claiming it cures constipation and liver issues. It markets the product in candy form, attributed to the Kickapoo Indian Medicine Co with Philadelphia and St. Louis origins.
Uncle Tim Shields, 64, a respected resident near Odin, shot himself early Wednesday. The firearm misfired twice, then discharged on a third attempt causing a shoulder wound. Doctors assisted with amputation of tissue. Shields cited discouragement over finances and mistimed breath as motives.
An ad urges quick relief for dullness and constipation with Chamberlain’s Tah Wets aml wen, promising a tomorrow improvement. The copy imitates a garbled old newspaper style and targets general readers seeking a remedy.
Bantam resident suffered four years from a horrible foot ulcer. Doctor advised surgery but he refused. He tried Dicksen's Aries Salve and claims the salve cured his foot completely. Also advertised are remedies for burns cuts bruises and eczema. Order by mail from Bucklin & Co. Philadelphia or St Louis.
Attorneys for J. J. Thomas Marton W. Rose Claude Daniels and Frank J D Warner asked for a change of venue to Kansas City where the trials will occur before Judge Arba S Van Valkenburgh The defense claims locals are prejudiced against the defendants and seeks to move the case from the Oxford area The proceedings relate to a large commission swindle involving Willow Springs figures and the Mansfield Produce Company in an order for dressed turkeys from Gallagher Brothers of Chicago
The passage notes a year related to the practice and mentions various costs including ducats and a sum of two thousand two hundred eighty five dollars, reflecting pricing details in the period. It highlights the existence of multiple substances used to prepare artificial teeth and related dental work.
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