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Newspaper
Mansfield Mirror
Location
Mansfield, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Oct 02, 1919
Page
5
An ad claims Freezone can lift corns and hard skin from feet with a few drops. It promises painless results, noting the skin beneath remains pink and healthy and never sore after treatment.
John A. Dennis tid Manly of Mewid do Gila was in the area visiting There during the week.
An old issue discusses a Bayer branded aspirin product labeled Genuine Aspirin or Bayer Tablets of Aspirin. It mentions tablet packaging in Thayer boxes, directions for multiple ailments, and asserts Bayer as a genuine aspirin trademark from a listed manufacturer, noting long usage and distribution details.
A printed advertisement touts Freehair Tonic sold by Delacy Chemical Co. in St. Louis and through dealers. It claims to restore gray or streaked hair to its natural color, remove dandruff, and keep users looking young, with purchases available at any dag or dollar counter.
John Wilson sustained a low oo fine mare after someone fired at the cantinial, likely an accidental shooting. Police investigation underway as officials assess the incident and potential threats.
An advertisement touts Hallariya Snow Liniment as a powerful remedy. It claims the product penetrates joints and muscles to relieve suffering and restore normal conditions, and notes it is sold by all dealers.
Davin of Dorstia County Journal of Ava was home on Sunday from Springfield where he attended the meeting of the Mincour Cress Association.
A Texas Wonder remedy claims to treat kidney and bladder troubles including gravel diabetes back rheumatism and irregularities for men and women. If not in stock it will be mailed on receipt of $1.26 with a two month treatment often curing. Send for testimonials to Dr W Hall 2996 Olive St St Louis MO.
John M. Carter accepts assistant cashier post at Bank of Hartville Cush Jackson named deputy county clerk Walter Shaver sells farm three miles NW to Kf Moberly formerly from near Norwood Arthur Kelley from Cunningham Kan visits wife’s parents in Rembert Mrs Kelley has been here the past month
A weather note notes a fine rain on Sunday and chores done the following days. Clarence Shinpaughs moved to town. Mrs Hugh Williams returned from Tennessee. Trose Ballews daughter sick but improving. Draper lathing Drew Turners new house. Burley Movry family visited Macomb relatives. Vernon Bennett and family and Sam Dennis joined Leigh Popes weekend.
Rain blessed Macomb area Saturday night and Sunday. Mr and Mrs J B Greenwood, festers and Arthur and Mrs Morse were dinner guests at the Chesley home Sunday. Macomb school held a supper Saturday night for Salvation Army. the district quota of 40 was fully met. Macomb has always gone over the top in fund drives and is proud of the town. Macomb Christian Endeavor meets at the Baptist church first and third Mondays, and at the Methodist church second and fourth Sundays at 8 o'clock. Sunday school is held every Sunday at the Macomb Methodist church. Somebody else.
The entry notes fine rain on Saturday and Sunday, appreciated by locals. Maude Shares stayed with Mrs. Lela Gates, John Frye made molasses for Sin and Willis Geay, Ten Royal returned home from Joplin, Reed Johnson attended a Springfield show, Maye Frye visited Bessie Lanham. Dolly Dimple.
Mrs Jason Coday visited Elihu Coday last week and Rev John Claxton will be pal ate at Pleasant Hill church this year with preaching every first Sunday. Jim Savage visits the W C Pryor home and Nancy Hickman is sick. Claxton family has returned home. Crazy Madge.
Florence Rogers, now in Wyandotte, recalls chronic illness a year and a half earlier. After starting Card-u-l, she notes rapid improvement within a week and full recovery after about a month, enabling her to resume all work. The ad promotes Card-u-l as a tonic for women's troubles with druggist availability.
The forecast calls for generally fair weather with nearly normal temperatures throughout the week. Monday is expected to be typical for the period with mild conditions and light winds.
Last week brought needed light rain. Shell Wells of Seymour visited his parents P. J. Wells and wife over the weekend. Alves and Clarence Kennedy attended the Springfield show last Saturday.
Catarrhal deafness stems from inflammation of the mucous lining of the Eustachian tube. Local applications cannot reach the affected area. only a constitutional remedy can restore normal function. Hall's Catarrh Medicine claims to act through the blood to heal mucous surfaces and offers a $100 reward for any cure it cannot achieve. Circulation is advised through druggists. FA Cheney & Co. of Toledo, O.
A long recalled tale from Webster County and a Mountain Grave Journal theory suggest a colossal snake once migrated westward. An Arkansas tale recalls a boy who later taught in Kansas and described a snake bite incident, prompting questions about when such legends began and if a Kansas‑bound rumor about snakes persists.
An testimonial from Ady describes clearing sleeplessness and stomach distress after overwork and poor meals. She credits Chamberlain's Tablets for restoring digestion, energy, and health, noting she slept better and could eat normally after two months of use.
An advertisement states that Chamberlins Cough Remedy provides relief for spring bronchial trouble. The copy notes that after using the product for a few days, all signs of bronchial trouble disappear, with endorsements attributed to Bronchial Trauchte and others.
The Ozark region was honored at the Missouri Press Association when Will J. Zorm of the Howell County Ghetta in West Plains was elected president. Zorm is a leading editor in the state and the community expresses pride in his achievement.
The county court ordered Sarah A. Dory aged 20 admitted to the sanatorium at Mt Vernon. The collector was authorized to correct assessor district errors for deputies. J R Archer issued a $4 duplicate warrant. Salary warrants of $1 each issued to Wim Cotten, Zim and John W Garner. $6 salary and mileage to John A Henaley.
A special convocation of Mansfield Chapter No. 122 Royal Arch Masons, under dispensation from the Grand Chapter, conferred capitular degrees on eighteen Master Masons at the Masonic Hall in Mountain Grove. G C Marquess of Lexington led the work with Springfield aides and local members assisting. Also reported, Brush Creek township voted 161 in a stock law election, 76 in favor and 75 against restraining livestock from running at large.
Hartville resident Harry Clodfelter, recently arrived from overseas, brings home a French bride. He served with a New York Supply Company in the U S Army and had prior service with the New York militia, plus border duty. He is visiting his mother, Mrs. Nellie Odell, five miles north of town.
An advertisement urges poultry owners to use B.A THOMAS POULTRY REMEDY for hens that fail to lay. It claims tonic benefits for egg production and treats gapes bowel troubles and other poultry ills, listing H M Nor cross.
The Wright County Bank of Hartville announces a new leadership slate with A. M. Curtis as president Roy E. Curtis as vice president M. K. E. Carter as enabler and Fred Johnson as assistant cashier. Directors listed include W. E. B. Fuson Roy E. Curtis L. W. Cottengin A. M. Curtis and Bert Ellis.
Wormy children are unhappy, puny and sickly. They cannot be other wise while worms eat away their strength. A few doses of White's Cream Vermifuge perform wonderful transformation. Cheerfulness, strength and rosy blood of health speedily return. Sold by all dealers Ady.
An old advertisement touts Hog Powder by B.A. Thomas as a tonic conditioner and expeller saver. It urges readers to visit H. M. Noroms Ady’s store today to begin saving money by feeding hogs, claiming time and money efficiency.
G EB Cooley reports purchase of 160 acres near Hedrick Oklahoma with a good country and crops. He notes oil drilling on two sides of the property and an existing lease. He sends greetings to friends.
Mra Wim Bell of Logansport Indiana writes gratefully of Chamberlain's Colic and Diarrhoea Remedy. She says it relieved her severe diarrhoea attack three years ago and credits it as the only medicine that helped. Ady.
Marriage licenses issued to Homer Roy and Isabel Huffman both of Mansfield and Arthur J Willard and Annie McKinney both of Macon. Ad emphasizes HERRINE for indigestion digestion relief and bowel purification. Sold by all dealers.
The grade rooms prepare a Parent-Teachers program inviting all. Mr. Anderson from the State Poultry Experiment Station lectured on culling chickens for the agriculture class. The vocational class has laid the shop foundation and is framing. Walter Crippen joins as a sophomore. Premiums from exhibit work fund a library for the grades. Cooking girls made candy for charity. Juniors met with Elva Turner. exams are the teachers’ motto.
Promote hog profitability with B.A. Thomas' Hog Powder. It conditions hogs for sale in market, reducing disease risk and worm issues. Suggested by Norcross AAdv, targeting corn crop profits and bigger hog returns.
The Christian Endeavor meeting at the church on October 5 at 7 30 p m will open with prayer led by Mrs J C Carter scripture Luke 10 25 read by Leona Hoover and a concert reading of the motto What is the relation between world brotherhood and individual brotherhood The program lists speakers including J C Carter A Riley Blanche Moore Mrs Peters D H Kay and H M Norcross with topics on nation keepers world progress and how the United States may aid world brotherhood Bible hints will be read by juniors
Tuesday October 7 sale features 1 span of well matched mules 5S and 6 years old 1 No 1 Cow 8 years old 4 tons hay 40 bushels wheat 70 Plymouth Rock chickens farm implements including Deering mower McCormick rake disc harrow 2 plows double shovel garden plow and other tools garden tools household goods cook stove heating stove bed chairs dishes and more Terms cash for sums 10 or under over 10 on months time by bankable note at 8 percent interest from date Goods not removed until terms fulfilled
An advertisement notes B. A. Thomas offers all medicine remedies contrasting them with bulky stock foods. It claims users will see expected results from such preparations and cites H. M. Norcross as the advertiser. The line promotes a general health remedy stance without specifics on products or outcomes.
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