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Newspaper
Mansfield Mirror
Location
Mansfield, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Nov 26, 1914
Page
3
A November lesson reviews Mark and Luke accounts of Jesus trial and crucifixion. It highlights Simon of Cyrene bearing the cross, the crowd's mockery, the two thieves, the thief's plea, Jesus’s words, and the meaning of the crucifixion for salvation amid divine sorrow and triumph.
An old advertisement touts the Texas Wonder as a cure for gravel and bladder problems, diabetes, rheumatism, and kidney irregularities in men and women. Claims mail order availability for $1.00 and a two month treatment from Dr. E. Hall in St. Louis. Sold by druggists. testimonials promised.
A lively comedy performed by the Juniors of Mansfield Public Schools at the opera house Saturday night. Excellent music by the Mansfield Concert Band. The cast earned creditable reviews and Wade Rippee and Miss Mabel Hoover received an encores. Proceeds exceeded 25 dollars for the school piano fund. Seymour attendees joined local spectators.
A newspaper brief notes events for Sunday with a 1:00 a.m. preaching by Elder Patterson from the text of St John. It also mentions a 2:00 p.m. question box and another program at 1:00 a.m. on the same day.
An advertisement urges readers to keep Sloan's Liniment for rheumatism and other pains. Apply to joints or muscles as soon as soreness appears, without rubbing, for fast relief. Priced at 25 cents, with a money back guarantee if not satisfied.
Judge Garrett Carter convened a circuit court in Mansfield with Ralph Hylton as prosecutor and Lonnie Short as sheriff. Ellison Gaines was arraigned for cutting a man and pleaded not guilty. a six member jury convicted him after brief deliberation and recommended 20 years in solitary confinement before the judge granted parole.
Mrs. Lafayette Tock of Homer City Pa reports her three year old son suffered a hard cold and cough, but Chamberlains Cough Remedy brought relief at once. The non narcotic formula is safe for children and adults and is sold by all dealers.
A promotional cough remedy ad urges early treatment for coughs that may worsen. It touts Dr Bell’s Pine Tar Honey to soothe irritated airways loosen mucus and boost resistance to colds. The message targets adults and children and promises relief for 25 cents at drugstores.
Capturing a Commonwealth Cameron Missouri hosts the Third Annual Conference of Missouri Older Boys from November 27 to 29. About 200 to 300 boys will gather to discuss moral and religious issues facing their communities and the role of the individual boy in these problems under the theme Capturing a Commonwealth.
Frisco steel gang worked last Thursday in the railroad yards here relaying the road with 90 pound steel. About 75 men were involved and a surfacing gang of 100 or more followed, laying new ties and raising and surfacing the track.
Mrs. Blanche Bowers of Indiana Pennsylvania shares hope for indigestion sufferers. After failing with many remedies, she found relief with Chamberlain's Tablets, reporting improved digestion after a year of trial. Sold by all dealers.
Thousands suffer from coughs as throat and bronchial inflammation irritates. Dr King s New Discovery soothes inflamed mucous membranes and loosens phlegm for quick relief. 50 cent bottle from your druggist. Money back if not satisfied.
A farmer cites Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as life saving for his child with croup. Mrs J B Cools praises relief from phlegm and coughing. The ad notes the remedy is for sale by all dealers with broad seller distribution.
The Youth's Companion will supply paid subscribers a 1915 calendar, a gem of calendar-making with decorative mounting. Its main aim is usefulness, and that purpose is achieved in this edition.
The State Sunday School Convention convened in Springfield last week with attendees from local churches. Delegates discussed curriculum, youth outreach, and community service programs.
Rev. Joseph Davis, pastor, preached at the C. P. church Sunday morning and evening. He read Psalm 108 and spoke on Thanksgiving as a Christian duty year round rather than a special day. A goodly number attended, with saints and sinners alike giving attention.
Prof W H Lynch and A A C Boehm visited Springfield State Naval and Springfield from Ava en route home. They attended the three day Douglas County Teachers Association session where Lynch delivered several able addresses. He is a welcome, constant visitor to such meetings.
Warning against mercury containing catarrh ointments and urging use of Hall's Catarrh Cure from F J Cheney Co Toledo Ohio. Claims cure is internal and acts on blood and mucous surfaces. Advises purchasing genuine Hall's products from druggists. price 75 cents per bottle. includes testimonial offer.
Hon. Carl Garner credits Dr. Riley and Ernest Coday of the Commercial Club and Hon. W. A. Black editor of the Mirror for the fair's success. He asserts a newspaper man's worth to a town is immense and irreplaceable.
For sale by all dealers. Important note that Chamberlain's Tablets move the bowels, improve the appetite, and strengthen digestion. Adv fanden.
Frisco passenger train No 106 due in Springfield at 4 20 a m was delayed three hours this morning. An hour was lost for Birmingham connections, another at Memphis after a switch derailment, and a final hour due to engine trouble between Memphis and Springfield. Friday's Leader.
For acute conjunctivitis the common red sore eyes, Dr Black’s Rye Water is proclaimed as the best cure. The most aggravated cases are said to be cured in thirty six hours by this celebrated remedy. Address J R Black Medicine Co Manufacturers E Mo Rural by all druggists.
Special for 1.95 The Mansfield Mirror one year the Daily St Lowia Star six months and a set of 6 teaspoons all for only 1.95. Take advantage of this offer at once by calling Mirror office or sending 1.95. While assisting John Jones toad a car with cattle at Norwood Sunday night E F Crain fell off a gate at the stock chute striking his back and received a painful injury. Mr Crain was here Monday with a car load of potatoes and was barely able to get around.
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