Sunday School notes and town updates in Platlock
Local brief from Platlock reports Sunday School held each Sunday. Mrs. Blink learns frost in North Dakota. many residents visit neighbors, collectation and farm work noted. School at Bias Reel dismissed for the fair. children to return Monday. Residents including Letsinger, Draper, and Nonemaker busy with corn and milling work as sorghum preparations begin. Weather described as cool. fair concluded and residents glad to resume work.
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Bias Reel
Bayer Aspirin Safety Notice Longstanding Warning
A historical drug warning emphasizes genuine Bayer Aspirin requires the Bayer name on packaging or tablets. It claims physicians approve it for twenty one years and widespread safety, listing uses like headache neuralgia rheumatism and toothache. It mentions small tin boxes and larger packages sold by druggists and defines Aspirin as Bayer’s trademark.
Obituary Notes on M. W. A. Lodge Member
The record recalls M. W. A. lodge member famed for honesty loyalty and enterprise. Mineral services were held at the Cedar Gap church with L A Jobin Manafield’s son assisting and Odd Fellows conducting the Newton Cemetery rites.
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Cedar Gap
L. A. Jobinson
Manafield
Spain
Odd Fellows
Newton Cemetery
Lyceum Dates and Local Entertainment Schedule
Lyceum events include Gladstone Girls on Wed Nov 2 and Ye Olde New England Choir on Wed Nov 23. W Powell Hate set for Thu Jan 12. Hammond Entertainment Co date forthcoming.
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Gladstone
Ye Olde
New England Choir
W. Powell
Hammond Entertainment Co
Congressman Shelton Seeks Seed and Bulb Orders
Congressman Shelton announces free seed and bulb allotments for 10th District constituents. Orders for vegetable, flower, lawn seed and bulbs are collected now to avoid delays, with first come first served. Also published are Wel game laws and Mariners Bulletin No 1235 available by writing to Mr. Shelton.
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Shelton
Route 2 Jack Frost paints forest leaves in color
KB O Dickman visits Mansfield seeking a local post while Route 2 residents enjoy community activity. Ace Tarburton and family move into a new home this week as Harley Stout and family spend Sunday with Sam Letsinger. Edgar Letsinger spends Sunday with Sam Letsinger, then Alva stays overnight. Leo Dorreil and Harley Stout make molasses. Mr and Mrs Cunningham and Georgia visit Friday night. J W Edwards hosts Sunday night visit by Sam Letsinger and wife. Zella Leetsinger visits Bryant Sunday and stays with Minnie and Marie Dethridge. The Cun ninghams move from Avery price to a farm owned by Mrs McNall.
Obituary of Thos A Goss From Cedar Gap Missouri
Thos A Goss was born September 18 1895 near Cedar Gap Missouri and died September 22 1921 at Cedar Gap Missouri aged 26 years and 4 days. He leaves a mother a brother and one sister to mourn his death. His father two brothers and one sister had died previously. He spent most of his life in and near Cedar Gap where he was known for his good character and was a member of the Free Mason I C O F Rebecca Lodge and so on.
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Thos A. Goss
Cedar Gap
Free Mason
Rebecca
Doan's Kidney Pills Endorsed By Mountain Grove Resident
Mansfield residents urged to value kidney health. Mrs. M. G. Dake of 410 S Main St Mountain Grove credits Doan's Kidney Pills with relieving long standing back and kidney pain. She reports rapid improvement after use and notes other family members also benefited. Price 50 cents at dealers. Foster Milburn Co. Buffalo N Y. Adv. No 51.
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Mra
Gi. Dake
Main St
Mountain Grove
Dean
Doan
Dake
Foster-Milburn Co. Mirs
Buffalo, N. Y
Sam Letsinger Family Plans Move to Aitchie Missouri
Sam Letsinger and family will leave for Aitchie Mo Thursday evening where they intend to make their home Sukey. Every week students enter Springfield Business College. Instruction is personal. A rapid student is not held back by a slow one. A good situation at a good salary is sure at graduation.
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Sam Letsinger
Aitchie, Mo
Springfield Business College
Auctioneer Alex Salisbury Willery Sales Terms
Auctioneer Alex Salisbury Willery advertises sales to take place at Mirror office with terms aligned to the times. Guarantee of satisfaction or no charge offered.
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Willery
Mirror Office
Dodson's Liver Tone Endorsed Over Calomel Tonic
Rowboat style advert warns against Calomel mercury based remedies. It touts Dodson's Liver Tone as a harmless vegetable substitute that cleanses the liver without causing sickness or salivation. The copy claims quicker relief and a safe for children appeal while promising no salts.
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Dodson
Springfield Business College Ad Promises Job Guarantee
Salesmen report booming business and the Springfield Business College urges young men and women to enroll for employment prospects. It claims a high demand for graduates, few unemployed bookkeepers, and offers a contract pledging tuition refunds if a job is not secured within fifteen days after graduation. Write J. A. Taylor, President, for a copy of the contract.
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Springfield Business College
Business College
J. A. Taylor
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Georgia
HH. M
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Minnie
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