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Newspaper
Mansfield Mirror
Location
Mansfield, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Oct 04, 1917
Page
4
Fragmentary note from the Mansfield Mirror mentions an event or item labeled Opera Mouse Block with wording went fast wide Ba Square, offering no clear names, dates, or outcomes.
J Craig offers to loan money on good improved farms located in Wright or Douglas counties. He states he has funds available and invites interested parties to submit proposals or inquiries for financing.
A BYP U program features leader C A Stephens presenting papers on why girls should attend and how to benefit from BY P U involvement. Special songs by J W Brazeal Elva Turner Loriie Turner and others accompany papers by Eula Newton Sylvia Brazeal Alma Draper Heulah Stephens Lona Chadwell Helen Frost. Silas Seal leads general discussion and songs.
Mothers urged to keep Chamberlain's Cough Remedy for croup attacks and to follow printed directions for quick relief. The ad promises noticeable, fast aid during episodes.
Christian Endeavor program at the Christian church discusses Christ's yoke Christ's yoke how to wear it based on Matt 11 25 30 with leaders J A Riley J C Carter Lula Riley Mrs W C Cudar and others. A worm remedy ad airs at the end selling White's Cream Vermifuge for 25 cents per bottle.
Charles Brazal of New Grove married Pearl Mackey last Wednesday by Justice H Matlock. They will live near New Grove. Also Marvin Miler and Cora Tool wed Thursday at Rev G Chadwell's home and will reside on the Tool farm. Friends wish them long life of joy and usefulness.
An advertisement touts Sanal Eczema Pre seription as guaranteeing perfect complexion and curing any skin eruption. It presents Sanol Eczema Cure as a household remedy and skin tonic with a promise of convincing results from a trial, urging readers to buy at the drug store.
A writer urges Missouri to pass a strict optics law to require a state board of examiners for all eye service. He warns against unqualified practitioners and stresses careful selection of establishments offering complete examination to lens manufacture with personal examiner oversight and proven patient satisfaction.
Adv Gro B Freeman advertises farm loans at the lowest prevailing rates with no delay. The notice highlights quick processing and favorable terms for farmers seeking financing.
On Saturday night October 20 Mansfield Camp No 3445 will hold a referendum vote on the Patriotic Fund assessment. Members are urged to be present and exercise their influence. W. A Black, Vice Commander.
Forced sale notice due to finance: west half of the southeast quarter in section 26, township 26, range 14, Douglas County Missouri to be sold to highest cash bid. Mail bid with certified check for 21 dollars to the First National Bank in Woodbine Iowa by October 25, 1917. Unsuccessful bidders’ checks returned promptly.
M C Reynolds and his wife and HL Tate with wife of Wichita Kas have been visiting Geo BK Freemans at their abode.
Catarrh cannot be cured by local applications. internal treatment is needed. Hall's Catarrh Medicine is taken to affect blood on mucous surfaces. Claimed to be prescribed by leading physicians and composed of blood purifiers. Includes testimonials and free literature. Cheney & Co Toledo Ohio promote Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
The event lists multiple judged results with names like Mesdames W. M. Divan J. B. Freeman HBE Newton and others. Best Loaf Light Bread won by Ade first Be second with Mrs J W Brazeal and Mrs P W Newton noted among recipients. Several other categories include Best Fruit Cake Best Angel Food Cake Best White Loaf Cake Best Fruit Pie and numerous canned fruit and jelly collections with named winners and prize amounts.
Weather is ideal for seam work as janitor WoT Ealer repairs the school roof. The roof ties are worn and three or four objects need fixing. The High School Literary Society practice test is set for next Friday. The library book order was sent on the last payday Tuesday. new books should arrive soon. Parents Teachers Association postponed meeting until later. Miss Salli Tin’s pupils entertained at the assembly last Wednesday and Miss Rippee’s pupils performed this Wednesday. Dr. RLM Reais and Dr. Fr o H. Riley agreed to address the students. Officers: President Alton Coday, Secretary Uis Cantrell. Students urged patron visits and teacher guidance. Some purchased new song books for exercises and assemblies. USLA Mort Sill requests text books and geography maps. books will be used under Yo M. CAL supervision. Soldier boys wish to continue school work. donations of texts in three branches welcome. Books to be forwarded to Mort Sill this week or early next.
Tickling in the throat and hoarseness signal a cough remedy. Ballard's Horehound Syrup eases the lungs quiets the cough and restores bronchial health. Prices 25c 50c and 1.00 per bottle. Sold by Fpson Drug Co. ad.
A. Reuben of Kansas City, who had been visiting here, has returned home.
Mrs A C Kirstein of Greenville Illinois praises Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as the most reliable for colds and bronchial troubles after years of use in her mother's home and her own. The testimonial claims quick relief and consistent results.
Mrs JD Rowland aged about 15 years died Saturday at her Mansfield home after a long illness. Rev J W Roberts led the funeral at the Baptist church, remains shipped to Orrick for interment with Drew Turner and Mrs Sadie McClure among others. Survived by daughters Sadie McClure Coloraido and Mrs Drew Turner and Mrs Samuel Douglas. Joseph Knoerle a traveling man died last week at his West Plains home.
An old advertisement promises relief for burning chest and indigestion by using Ther Hin to drive out flatulence, strengthen the stomach, and purify the bowels. Price 5c. Sold by Muson Drug Co.
An advertisement touts Town Talk Tablets as a remedy for female trouble and periodic distress. A testimonial from Mrs Hatch of Brockton claims rapid relief after using the product, alleging renewed strength and energy and stating the medicine costs $1.00 a bottle mailed from Home Relief Laboratories in Boston.
A photo of the soldier boys from Camp Clark is on display at Jason Drug Co. The boys recently left Camp Clark to report to Camp Funston Wort Sill Oklahoma for further training.
Guidance suggests chewing meals thoroughly and avoiding meat briefly to cure sour stomach. If symptoms persist, take one Cham berlain's Tablet after supper. Red meats are flagged as primary culprits and may need to be cut from the diet.
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