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Newspaper
Mansfield Mirror
Location
Mansfield, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Nov 16, 1916
Page
3
N J Craig advertises ready cash for loans secured by good, improved arms in Kitte Wright or Douglas counties. This brief notice seeks lenders or buyers willing to collateralize repayments with specified assets.
Rembert Roy Caday died at his father’s home in Gasim Friday and was laid to rest in Pleasant Hill cemetery Saturday. Funeral services were conducted by Rev. W B Clift. He leaves a wife and one child, father and stepmother, five sisters and many relatives and friends to mourn his loss. Chase Coday died Wednesday at age six. He leaves a mother, sister, half brother and stepfather. Angels called thee little Chase to their sunny home. Preaching at Pleasant Hill every first Saturday night, Sunday and Sunday night. Rev M Clift is pastor.
An advertisement promotes Dr. Hell's Pine Tar Honey for sore throat chest congestion and stuffed head. It touts pine tar honey glycerine and antiseptic qualities claiming quick relief from coughs and colds with a pleasant taste. Available at the druggist for 25 cents.
Marriage licenses issued include Jake Ryan and Margie Forrest of Norwoal and Jos W Hall with Amanda Cameron of Mansfield. The notice records the couples granted licenses and the involved communities.
An advertisement touts Mildred Ina Hair Remedy as a powerful scalp invig orator that renews hair growth and reduces dandruff. Testimonials from readers claim improved hair health, with claims of heavy, long hair after short use. Available in drug and toilet stores for 50 cents and 1.00 dollars.
An aged advertisement lists a wide range of kidney and bladder symptoms including backache, urinary changes, eye puffiness, thirst, and fatigue. It promotes a treatment product Kidneco with a test urging urine sediment as an indicator and offers a coupon deal from Boston.
Geo. B. Freeman advertises farm loans at the lowest prevailing rates with no delay, urging prompt action from potential borrowers.
Names and weekend visits populate this Pea Ridge brief with Mrs D Dorrell Rev Shadwell visiting Silas Moon and several Mansfield and Odin trips. Community notices mention church services at M E Pea Ridge and a Christmas program in six weeks. The column notes a weather omen from Mr Winter and a Steamboat Bill reference.
Route Three minister Rev G Chadwell of Mansfield completed regular appointments at New Hope Baptist Church Saturday and Sunday and began a revival at Little Creek. Odin meeting closed with four conversions and several additions. Ed Newton recovering after being kicked by a horse last week. Preaching at New Hope Baptist Church every second Saturday and Sunday at 10:00 a.m. with Rev G Chadwell as pastor.
A Geneva New York reader says her husband suffered for years with indigestion causing stomach pains and cramps after meals. After using Chamberlains Tablets the spells were relieved promptly. The ad notes the product is obtainable everywhere.
Fat persons especially those 103 pounds above normal weight may slim easily without starvation or strenuous exercise. A moderate diet, fresh air, deep breathing and Taseco tablets after meals and at night promise weight loss in days. Taseco, sold in drug stores, costs little, is harmless and aims to reduce fatty deposits.
A testimonial letter claims tonoline helped men gain weight and improve vitality. P G Clark says he added 25 pounds in 50 days after weakness forced quit, while Chas Brackett reports 10 pounds in 14 days and better sleep. The ad offers a free 30 cent box of tonoline to prove results with a 10 cent postage payment.
Breeding stock catalog note lists hens with 240 to 247 egg records from pens of 43 247 and 230 eggs, mated to Panama prize pen with April, May, June and July hatch prices at 4, 4, and 2 dollars. Includes Pen 2 hens with 240 and 244 egg records mated to State Fair prize male at 3.50, 3.50, and 2.50 dollars. Range flock hens with 240 egg record mated to County Fair prize males at 2 dollars each with discount on lots of four or more.
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