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Newspaper
Mansfield Mirror
Location
Mansfield, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Oct 12, 1922
Page
4
The fragmentary item list mentions Leo Dorrell moving to Springfield, E B Garner and Murrell visiting from Hoch ville, and promotions and deaths in the area. It references Kodak work, car tires, local committees, a crematory fire discussion, and a string of obituaries and inquests with names like Miror M B Alcorn, Ward, Lawrence, and Absher, along with court actions and a shooting at Mountain Valley church.
Hartville Route Three announces preaching at Pleasant Hill every first Saturday night, Sunday day and night with Pastor Mev H Clift. Mer a Nancy Green and Edwine visited Jomes Savage on birthday night. Pryor on sick list. Mrs Benton improving. Elmer Hensley and Ethel Young departed Wednesday for Springfield.
A readable fragment questions how Chamberlin's Pablets compare to ordinary pills. It suggests the product is milder and gentler, with claims of pleasant taste and easier digestion. The text hints at medical reception and consumer education, but specifics are unclear.
Readable fragments note Plesane Hill school progress with Pansy Haworth as teacher Mes Nancy Gleau of Sevuour and tether Ebbw Coday. Cora Wtlauis dined at Prank Cody's Prigay. George Pryor visited father W. Pryor Sununu. Vera Katou staying with Jill Savages. Geo Claxton moved to Hartville. A death of Olive Hattstitcer in CHAZY ALAMliok noted.
Route Number 2 Harley Stout and family visited Jay Dennis's home while Miss Esse Wider was at Seo Preemon's. Mis Sanders plans work for then, and Miss Mina Wreewin visited Dave Cridin's. Alva Letsinger plans a return to Sarcoxie and an uncle visit in Aurora. G W Miller Paul Williams and J W Urentlinger worked at Gu W Brenthager's and completed the new rover. Mrs Haisiet Letsisser and children moved to Mansfield. Mrs Dave Crider reported improving health. Harley Stout hay baled, Mr and Mrs Edwards at Dave Vinder's recently. AUKEY.
An advertisement touts Herbine for removing bilious impurities and restoring internal health. It pledges rapid, thorough effects with claims of cleansing the body and a product suitable for sale by all dealers.
Advert says calomel is dangerous treacherous and toxic to bones and eyesight. Promotes Dodson's Liver Tone as a safer, quicker remedy that cleanses and rebalances the liver without salivation, warning against harsh laxatives and urging readers to switch brands for better health.
Johnson Steme Mrs Gertrude Henslee and son Joe spent the weekend in Springfield. Miss Opal Morelan was in Springfield Thursday. Miss Juanita Henslee and Ila Moody attended the Stock Show at Sprousfield midweek. Mrs Lot McMahan and Evelyn Henslee visited Monday night with Mr and Mrs Manard Williams. Weavers and Bennie Henslee called on Mewin and Hal Wenslee Sunday morning. Mrs Bragge Campbell spent Tuesday night with Cora Henslee. Johnson school dismissed late week due to teachers sickness on Springfield. Grace Gann visited Hartville High Selval and was surprised by the progress. Fruit at Millsfield Farmers Exchange. Cash to head John A Leach Owner. Roy Dennis Auctioneer. Mes John Leach Clerk. A good physic Chamberlains Tablets end.
Public auction at the farm east of Mane field on Wednesday October 18 starting at 10:00. The sale lists many tools and items including a presser wheel, horse cultivator, breaking plow, steel cultivator, grain scoops, shovels, rakes, mill, stove, cabinets, bed, scales, wagon, and miscellaneous household goods.
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