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Newspaper

Mansfield Mirror

Location

Mansfield, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Nov 16, 1922

Page

4

Rain Boosts Stock Water Supply In Area

A good rain Monday helped stock water supplies. Cheswr Snyder left Sunday for Indians, Berton Gobile hosted a party, and several locals attended gatherings in Mansfield. Mr Shafer of Willow Springs visited friends. Mrs Lovelia Christy visited Mrs Cauble. The Christian Endeavor group held a party at the Predley home with cake and Coca. Funeral services for Mr Shafer were held Saturday after a brief illness. Christian Endeavor will meet next Sunday at 6 30 PM at Mackomb Methodist Church led by Will Greenwood.

Lovelia Christy Sa Eee Endeavor GN Predley Aistebour Christian Endeavor Macomb Methodist Church Will Greenwood

Jericho Builds New Bar on Cobble Stone Star Site

Jericho and Elsewhere Business advances in the new cobble stone star building at Jericho. Last Wednesday about 40 gathered at Mr G W I poke s to construct a new baron after the loss of four baron and several animals by fire. Several ladies prepared dinner and many accomplishments toward the new baron. Cyrus Spock returned from Iowa last week. Grace Standifer spent Sunday with Tressie Crawford as many attend the protracted meeting at Mission Temple and Chapel Church. Mr Mrs Leonard Murrel and Rev Burney and Marley dined at Wm Deckard s Sunday. Mrs Jessie Murrel has been in the past week. Mr G W Taylors moved to their new home purchased from Lawrence Nichols near Antioch and Pleasant Valley.

G. W. I[pock Grace Standifer Tressie Crawford Mission Temple Chapel Church Leonard Murrel Burney and Marley Wm. Deckard Jessie Murrel W. Taylor Lawrence Nichols

Agents Wanted Hood with car preferred

Big money making proposition to sell Milburn Puncture Proof Tubes. Territory rights offered by Baxter & Richardson Company in Kirksville Missouri. Write or wire for details.

If your bowels do not act regularly

If your bowels do not act regularly you feel uncomfortable and misery grows. Take Herbine to purify the bowels restore energy and cheerful spirits. Price 60c sold by all dealers.

Calomel Dangers Promoted Against Dodson Liver Tone

An old warning urges readers away from calomel a toxic mercury compound. The ad touts Dodson's Liver Tone as a safe vegetable alternative claiming it cleanses the liver without salivation or side effects. It warns calomel harms bones and liver and urges readers to seek the safer remedy instead for bilious symptoms.

Sunday Socials and Family Eyes in Ozark Breeze

The Ozark Breeze notes a sunny Sunday with neighbors and relatives visiting in the vicinity. Mr and Mrs William Crippen spent the day with John Frye. May and Ilda Frye shared supper with Harve Findley, then attended a musical at Jean Doyel’s. Jubne Brentlinger surprised relatives in Macomb by spending the weekend. W E Royal and daughter Bessie Jane joined George Shores Jr. in Norwood, and Mrs W H Brake of Macomb visited Mansfield. Uncle Sam Jack called at the Frye home. Tuesday dinner at VE Royals included Gen Shores and family, John Frye and daughters, and Harve Findley. A light-hearted note about well-attended dinners and a farewell line about a “A Brown Eyed Dolly.”

May Ilda Frye Mrs. Harve Findley Jean Doyel’s W.E. Royal Bessie Jane Geo. Shores Jr Norwood VE Royals Gen. Shores and Childen John Frye Harve Findley

Protracted Meeting Opens After Rainy Start

Reports of ongoing rain precede a Saturday night protracted meeting led by Rev. L Light with invites for attendees to bring guests. Local social news include visits between John Moody, wife and John Gann family, Loyd Millsap, Grace Gann, Ciara Calhoun, Sylvia Edwards staying with her uncle near Hartville, and a Sunday wedding of Cecil Rice to Eugenia Fagan at Wolf Creek with a church attendance and a dinner at J C Fagan's. The couple plans a honeymoon trip to Coffeyville Kansas and best wishes are extended.

Cecil Rice Eugena Fagan Wolf Creek J C Fagan Coffeeville Kansas

Liquid Borozone claims rapid healing for wounds

Advertises Liquid Borozone as an antiseptic and healing salve for rust injuries, wounds, burns, and sores. Priced at 30c 60c and 21.20, with dealer distribution noted.

Public Sale At Wy Farm Near Mansfield On Nov 22 1922

Auction at Wy farm 1 1/2 miles east of Mansfield on O T Wednesday November 22 1922 at 10 00 a m. Objects include horses cows sheep poultry machinery tools household goods and a DeLaval cream separator plus furniture and appliances with terms cash under 10 and nine months on bankable note at 8 percent interest.

Wy Farm Mansfield O T Rhode Island Chattanooga Lvil Perfection Hester

Nor Wood Route 1 Social Notes Mixed Visits

Mandy Jackson and Ruth apedt Friday at Mrs Sarah Larks. Adam Hartman and Thomes Camp attended Thomas Harden's Sunday. Lark visited Jackson Sunday afternoon. Pearl Moody and Gladys Chadwell spent weekend with relatives. Byron Lark called on Georgia Ball. Moody Jackson visited Mary Jackson Monday. Mrs Thomas Harden called on Sam Chadwell Wednesday. Several attended O E Gordon Thursday. Phyneas Barnett stayed with Chadwell Thursday night. Maggie Fletcher and Ernest Barnett visited Stony Point school Friday. A sister of Mrs Ben Owen arrived from Oklahoma to visit.

Adam Hartman Mrs Thomes Camp Thomas Harden Maggie Fletcher Bill Shores Ernest Barnett Stony Point School

Cancer Cure Promised by Missouri Woman

Mrs. J. B. Neil of Sonia Mo says two cancers on temple and face are gone after a mild non surgical treatment developed by Dr. A. Johnson of Kansas City. She notes fast, safe results with two to six weeks for full recovery and offers free information from a book “Cancer Truths” by mail.

J. B. Neil Sonia J . Neil Lonia Neil Johnson O. A. Johnson Main St Kansas City

Springfield High School Notes On Weather And Activities

Affects attendance due to bad weather with students absent on Monday. Friday’s armistice program featured patriotic readings by high school classes. Attorney Ray J. Brown spoke briefly on veterans’ misgi ven. Mrs. Brown, a teacher, has been away. Miss Lorene Turner visited Hartvilleigh school. Juniors and Seniors rehearse dramatization of Aesop fables The Lion and the Mouse and The Lion the Fox and the Beasts. An ad promotes Springfield Business College correspondence course, $2.50.

Ray J. Brown Lion and

Rainy Route Two Highlights Local Visits and School News

The route note reports ongoing rain affecting outdoors and water hauling, plus several visits to relatives in Macomb and Minerva Grove. Armistice day dinner at Roy school, multiple local families dining together, and various residents listed with health and travel notes.

Roy School

Norwood News Includes Sports Moves and Local Talk

Norwood Minnesota town and school notes report Lyle Upshaw sold the mail route to his brother and will move to California with his family. Norwood defeated Ava by 17 points at the N. S. court, while Cabool and Ava games loom. Examinations, rain, and attendance are noted at the high school, and Eva Househulder was elected president of the Oga Oga society. Rev J C L Borhm to preach at Norwood Methodist Church Wednesday night.

Lyle Upshaw California Eva Househulder Oga Oga Society Eaid Close J.C. L. Borhm Mun. Grove Norwood Methodist Church

How Not To Take Cold

People prone to frequent colds differ from seldom sufferers. The latter stay healthy by daily cool showers or cold sponge baths in a warm room, avoiding overheated spaces, sleeping with a window slightly open, and not overeating or overheating then chilling. At first sign of a cold they take Chamberlain's Cough Remedy promptly and it is effective.

The Elder Sister in the Home Circle

The column extols the elder sister as a devoted and useful helper to the mother. It praises her steady, practical roles at table, in lessons, and in care, while noting not all elder sisters embody these virtues. It asks readers which kind they or their daughters resemble and how they are being shaped.

Mather Howe Taovre

Charmverlain’s Tablets Promote Regular Health

Advertisement urges readers to maintain bowels health to avoid illness and claims Charmverlain’s Tablets are effective. Describes the product as wild and gentile with a focus on regularity and well being.

Charmverlain

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