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Newspaper
Mansfield Mirror
Location
Mansfield, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Oct 13, 1921
Page
3
I H Gobble of Houston Mo reports relief from backache and urinary troubles after using Doan's Kidney Pills. He states the pills cured his kidney pain and he remains free of trouble, noting continued strength since adoption. Manufacturer Foster Milburn Co advertises the remedy at 60 cents.
United States Department of Agriculture prepared guide explains that a well fed poultry flock can maximize egg output, with each hen producing about two extra eggs weekly in winter on proper feed. Young laying breeds and informed care are essential, as nutrients repair body wear and supply materials for eggs.
Mrs Golden called on Mrs M H Barley Tuesday. Sim Letsinger and family Harley Stout and family and J W Edwwds and wife spent Wednesday at Dave Crider s. Amos Roy and family visited his parents Ib Mc Noy and wife Sunday. Ralph Brentlinger spent the evening with Prank Barlow Sunday and remained for supper. Hurley Stout and wife and son attended church at Wolf Creek Sunday and dined out. Stout s Mr and Mrs Stout accompanied them later. Mr Golden was at J W Brentlinger s Sunday evening.
An old advertising notice for Hubble’s Hemstitching Pleating Covered Buttons and Art Shop in Springfield Missouri. It promotes mail orders and catalog availability, with contact at 402 St Louis Street and phone 188. The ad mentions baby shop items and prompt mail order fulfillment.
The notice discusses genuine Bayer Aspirin branding and cautions buyers to verify the Haver mark to ensure authenticity. It shifts to agricultural guidance on winter poultry feeding, detailing dry feed methods, ingredient proportions, and the role of corn in poultry rations, with emphasis on exercise and balanced nutrition.
Sunday visitors at J W Edwards included John Livingston and family and Mrs Livingston's mother Clarence and Ernest Crider Paul Williams and Myrtle attended church in Mansfield then Roy School in the evening Wesley Prye and family visited his brother Chas Mrs C H Pye and son spent Monday at Prof Smiths J W Brentlinger and wife H B Bolt and Harry Thomas and wives were Sunday visitors at G W Brentlingers Prof Smith was ill Monday night a doctor was summoned He was better Tuesday Ray Letsinger and Orville Quesinberry had charge of his school that day.
The article discusses corn, wheat, and screenings for poultry in winter. It notes exercise and access to ice and greens improve results, wheat as a growth grain but costly and less fattening, supplements with meat feed or skim milk, and warns against weed seeds from low grade wheat screenings.
Alex Salisbury Willery Sales advertises auctioneering services with up to date terms and a guarantee of satisfaction or no charge. Appointments available at the Mirror office.
An advertisement warns against calomel a toxic laxative and promotes Dodson's Liver Tone as a safe vegetable substitute. It claims calomel causes vomiting cramping and weakness while Liver Tone eases bilious feelings strengthens the liver and is safe for children with no risk of salivation.
Mrs M J Hodge and daughters Thelma and Irene visit Spring Creek Missouri this week. The group is accompanied by her mother Morgan, visiting a relative as splendid Nugget musicals were highly appreciated by a crowded house.
In malarial counties the popular remedy is Herbine. People find it a good medicine for purifying the system and warding off the disease. Price is 60 cents, sold by all druggists.
Lyceum dates listed for Gladstone Girls on November 2 and Ye Olde New England Choir on November 23 along with Hammond Entertainment Co. future date. An advertisement promotes White's Cream Vermifuge to treat worms in children, claiming rapid improvement and restored health with a price of 35 cents.
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