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Newspaper
Mansfield Mirror
Location
Mansfield, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Oct 16, 1919
Page
2
No Pain If you are sulletin from Indigestion Buin ness headache Dizi or any disorder of liver stomach or bow resulting from Cors' hion you can secure relief from DR MILES Action with and ee act veto effective access pleasant to taker Children take readily Lageiaty goed for te pertats both requirinie a reliaele jase free FXyn pain oor far oferrs Suppose yar no on truly Maiey hat eet puchngre if you are satisfieed and results. TM SOLD BY ALL DRUSGIS
The Mansfield city council discussed a proposed month long period for higher rates and a $1.50 minimum charge for street lighting. The plan aims to fund improved service by installing new equipment and a larger power plant, while addressing bill rebates and a potential 10 percent penalty if payments are late. The decision on miles lit and exact timing remains pending as officials weigh the impact on residents and utilities.
Last week brought very cold weather to Flat Rock as residents like Shoupit Winter and Neilie Schaltheis attended events at Ray School. County Superintendent visited Tuesday. Moore and wife traveled to China for a visit. Charley Davis and wife moved. Mrs Denis returned home while Olen stays with Samme Iey for a few days. Peabody staying near Save Cantrells. Bay Wallers expected this week. Wade and Draper completed local repairs. Dit Turner's new house is under construction.
Fragmented OCR note describes rapid cold relief claims with dubious products, mentions nasal congestion and headache symptom relief, and hints at a quick purchase at stores. No clear facts, sources, or verifiable entities.
A garbled OCR fragment mentions strain 100 and hustle in business, with references to workmen and health symptoms such as headaches and dizziness, followed by disjointed names and place mentions. The piece appears to be a damaged historical notice or column excerpt with no clear event.
A damaged OCR fragment mentions a wartime context with unclear names and places. It includes stray words suggesting a political or military topic but lacks recoverable specifics to identify persons, places, or dates. Further text would be needed for a coherent summary.
The report lists Rock Hill residents including Joli Kiine family and Ernest Detherape among visitors at the Stephens home on Sunday. It notes numerous locals attending a bead line and pod fair in Ava last week, horse mishaps, church attendance, school start, and the death of Aunt Jane Harris with services held at Lhairie Hollow cemetery.
The ad touts S. S. S as a premier mineral free blood cleanser with decades of proven merit. It urges a thorough trial sold by reputable druggists and cites Swift Specific Co of Atlanta as the distributor. Mrs Berdie Jones of Tulsa and Rod Davis of Seymour are mentioned as visitors during the weed season.
Public health notice warns that calomel, a mercury compound, is dangerous and can cause severe illness. It describes rapid bile irritation, cramps, and bone impact, advising against its use in any treatment.
An old ad text urges readers to replace calomel with Dodson's Liver Tone a vegetable remedy sold cheaply. It claims the product starts the liver without side effects, avoids salivation, and is safe for children though the language warns against calomel as dangerous.
W C Dugan came home to Mansfield Friday night after a cross state trip covering Oklahoma and Kansas estate business. His firm Avery & Robinsiy, previously Wo Wo Frost's, now operates under the Avery & Robinsiy name.
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