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Newspaper
Mansfield Mirror
Location
Mansfield, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Nov 16, 1916
Page
6
A.O Drennan driving a Frisco block signal speeder was derailed near Sargent while en route to Cabool. A rock placed on the rail caused a severe arm and foot injury. a substitute was used and Drennan moves with a cane. The Cabool Press calls for awareness of the danger and criminality of tampering with rails.
Sloan's Liniment provides quick relief for neuralgia and sore muscles. It penetrates without rubbing and soothes stiffness from rheumatism gout lumbago sprains and strains. The remedy claims faster relief than plasters and does not stain skin. Available at druggists 25 cents.
Protracted meeting begins at Antioch next Monday with Rev. J. P. Mingus and Rev. G. Chadwell leading. The report notes a successful pie supper held Thursday night in Jeri cho with Myrtle and Evert Rosve as guests. Several local residents, including Fred Spock and Mrs. ELV Berner, spent time with home folks last week. Jordan Mackey from Sharon returned home Friday with his mother, who plans to live there. Sunday school continues each Sunday at 10:30 a.m. at Antioch. all are invited.
A vintage ad text warns that repeated colds weaken the body and raise risk of chronic catarrh pneumonia or consumption. It recommends Bucklein's Cough Remedy, trusted by thousands, to curb a cold while cheap and widely available.
The Parent-Teacher Association met Friday night at the schoolhouse. The outlined program was presented. Officers for the ensuing year were elected: Mrs. H. B. Paul as President, Mrs. W. M. Divan as Vice President, Mrs. W. A. Black as Secretary, and Mrs. G. S. Burney as Treasurer.
Mrs FE O Trewin of New Kensington Pa reports her son Eewin was subject to croup and credits Chamberlain's Cough Remedy with relief after sleepless nights She urges other mothers to keep a bottle at home and use it as directed to ease coughing and breathing difficulties Ad appears to promote the remedy
Hannibal Missouri man C W Dawson a barber at 1200 Park Avenue testifies on October 1 that Tantac is a wonderful medicine. He says it improved his stomach nerves and sleep, claiming Tunhie rebuilds health and is effective for stomach liver and kidney issues. The advertisement notes Tunhie is being introduced at Mason Drug Co in Mansfield.
At the C P Church the pastor Rev Jo Allan will start a series of revival meetings on Sunday. All are cordially invited to attend.
A historical ad notes that early kidney pain may signal trouble and delays worsen the risk. It promotes Down's Kidney Pills as a trusted remedy used for over 50 years and cites a testimonial from Mrs. W. E. Smith of Willow Springs Missouri who reports relief from backache dizziness and frequent urination after using Doran's Kidney Pills. The Oklahoma City meeting of the Park Trails Association is announced for November 21 and 22.
An advertisement touts MNE as an admirable bowel regulator aiding the liver and stomach, restoring strength and buoyancy. Sold by all dealers, price 50 cent.
CLC Schafer of Springfeld was here last week according to local notes.
Practical advice for small farmers on starting an orchard, spacing trees, soil preparation, and using available land for both fruit and crops. Emphasizes cost efficiency, crop rotation, stock management, and phased tree planting to improve home comfort and farm productivity. Includes a brief note on a Democratic gathering at Mountain Grove.
Reading shows a partial line about idle pleasure being richer, but the fragment lacks context, date, or identifiable subjects to form a full news item.
A historic tale unfolds around a jeweled crown tied to a miser as a deadly New Year mystery looms. Investigators probe motives and secrets in a chilly town with shadows over a treasured artifact.
At the M. E. Church Rev. GOV. Holmes, the pastor, preaches at the Modi Church Sunday. A prayer meeting is scheduled Thursday.
Officers listed include Codrey acting as president and Carter as vice president. Ruth Shivwerty serves as secretary with Lois Teaveh as assistant secretary. The names suggest a student club or local organization roster.
Report indicates Professor W A Lynch has been seriously ill at his apartments in the Metropolitan Hotel Springfield. Hope for his speedy recovery is expressed. County Surveyor A Perkins of Mountain Grove faced levies last weeks.
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