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Newspaper
Mansfield Mirror
Location
Mansfield, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Nov 18, 1915
Page
3
Fragmentary OCR text mentions a flour purchase context and several misread names and phrases. It implies a local sale or advertisement with individuals referenced, but the readable portion is heavily garbled and lacks clear dates or amounts to confirm specifics.
A garbled legal notice fragment references debt, hours of sleep, and a court context with names like Mitchy and Craig. The text is incomplete and hard to parse, but indicates proceedings or filings at a local court with dates or deadlines and mentions village or parish terms.
Mr Jack Prost visited us in the morning and Mrs Charles Siath is very ill with fever. Miss Stella Seal and Ray White visited Spence school Monday. Anney Coday visited his brother. Apvie, Saturday night and Sunday.
Warning against ointments for catarrh that contain mercury. Claims the mercury damages the entire system and blood. Mentions Hall's Catarrh Cure and Hall's Family Pills as products, with alleged origins in Toledo, Ohio, and promoted by druggists at a price per bottle.
High Ridge residents Ralph Hamilton and Joli Malnson are seen visiting Ellis on Thursday and Monday respectively. Joii Johnson spent Thursday night with Richard Morris. Mrs R V Hamilton and babies dined with Mrs Della Baty on Thursday.
A fragmented item notes a supposed discovery and dates related to coughs and fevers. It mentions tests on youths and health ideas, with references to delays in inventions and hospital settings. The text is unclear but points to medical observations and evolving remedies.
Dry Creek Sydney Weiser is on the sick lot lit Chadwell has been remodeled a barn for Bo Nevels. Mrs S C Willard called on Mrs JW Montray Saturday. Ralph Miller and wife spent Tuesday at the Montray home. Miss Lena Werner of Spring tell spent last week at the Montray lane. J Millsap returned home Tuesday from spending the summer in New Mexico. Mrs J Ro Gass and daughter Lima called on Mrs J W Moutray and family Tuesday.
A reader describes relief from nervous suffering after trying Miles' Nervitre. The misspelled vignette notes six months of bedlessness and ineffective treatments before the remedy's claimed success, urging readers to obtain a bottle via a local agent and promising no benefit means a refund.
Rembert Will Draper and wife called at Albert Pryor's Sunday. Mrs James Young called at Youngs Sunday. James Y Young and wife called at Hickwan's Saturday. A love crowd attended church at Pleasant Hill Saturday night. Marve Hickman and wife welcomed a new baby boy. Many local visits from Friday to Sunday including S. H. Hickman and wife, Mrs Nancy Scott, and others. Crazy Madge.
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