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Newspaper
Mansfield Mirror
Location
Mansfield, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Oct 21, 1920
Page
3
Pleasant, safe preparation praised by thousands for reviving gray and streaked hair. Restores natural beauty, stops dandruff, and prevents hair loss. Available at drug counters or by direct order from DelLacy Chemical Co. St. Louis Mo. Sold by all dealers.
Dr. A. J. Clark and wife relocate from Eminence and join the Bank of Manafield where the physician is now active vice president. Other officers stay in place with G. W. Freeman retaining a controlling interest in the bank.
W B Smith testifies kidney trouble followed by pain and swelling from heavy work and stooping. After using three boxes of Duans Kidney Pills his symptoms eased and he has had little kidney complaint since. Price 60 cents at dealers. Dean's Kidney Pills from Forler Milburn Co. Buffalo N Y. Roe Strong and J H Atkinson returned last week from Memphis Tennessee.
A vintage advertisement promises fast relief from nasal congestion and head pressure. It describes applying a fragrant, soothing preparation to the nostrils to clear inflamed mucous membranes, ease headaches, and restore easy breathing within minutes.
The list details numerous winning apple varieties from the Wright county fair with first and second place winners and prices. Notable names include VanNeas Bottorff Bottorff J C Dottorff and J VanNeass, among others, with many varieties such as Arkansas Black Golden Delicious and York Imperial. A public sale at Bry ant is announced with farm implements livestock and household goods for auction Friday October 29 starting at 10 am with terms of cash and bankable notes.
Public sale begins 10 a m Monday October 25 at the Riley Deaver farm 114 miles east of Mannfield featuring four head horses and mules three head cattle a Hampshire hogs stock dog farming implements household furniture and kitchen items Terms cash on all sums under ten dollars nine months on bankable notes at per cent interest from date No goods to be removed until terms are met
A public sale will be held at the Barnes place in Southwest Mansfield at 1 20 p m on Saturday October 23 by order of the administrator.
Unlack Walnut Meats seeks readers to gather black walnuts for Kernels shipped to James A. Harper Supply Co. in Kansas City Missouri. They offer six cents per pound or better and will accept quantities from six pounds to five barrels.
A crowded catalog of prize results lists Mrs. R R Reed and Maude Reynolds among top finishers in clothing, needlework, and crafts. Numerous arts and farm categories show winners across blankets, gowns, handkerchiefs, britches, candies, vegetables, and livestock, with premiums from local merchants and clubs.
Vintage ad touts Dodson’s Liver Tone as a harmless vegetable substitute for dangerous calomel. It claims calomel causes cramps, nausea, and salivation, while Liver Tone cleanses the liver, boosts energy, and is safe for children with no side effects.
The Fifth and Sixth grades progress with handwork as construction paper arrives. Seniors plan post school paths including teaching, business college, and missionary work. Mr. Kirkpatrick of Missouri U lectured on seed corn selection and storage at the Nugget. Vocational students chose hog raising with Chester White stock from Richardson Bros. Chairs are being built from donated old chairs. A high school gym pile supper raised 54 dollars. Francis Black visited Springfield on Friday. Bal lard's Snow Liniment advertised for muscle pain relief. Fuson Drug Co. sells 3c, 60c, and 1.20 dollar sizes.
A brief public notice warns readers to avoid tainted materials and rely on Diamond Dyes for safe options. The notice emphasizes quality control and urges customers to prevent contamination or taint in their dyeing processes.
A flood of local names and events fills the Mirror section. Residents such as Frank Broyles, John Ernat, Mrs. Branateller, and W. J. Smith drop by, with dozens of short items on visits, births, sales, auctions, and upcoming events in Missouri towns like Mountain Grove, Hartville, Norwood, and Mansfield.
Accidents and sudden attacks happen when least expected. If serious, think of a physician. if immediate first aid is needed, use OZO-NOL, a clean antiseptic ointment for burns, cuts, scrapes, and many irritation conditions. Keep a jar at home. available at drug stores.
We had only three tardies this month with about fifty pupils enrolled. The busy race between Roy School and Flat Rock drew interest. George Blank was sick last week and could not attend. Aunt Mary Turley visited her daughter in Kansas City Saturday night. G. B. Nonamaker repaired his fre place last week. Budd Doster stayed at Marion Letsingers Sunday night. Sam Linfelt and Cora Draper were married in Kansas City on October 10 at 1 o clock with a Baptist minister officiating. The groom works for the Santa Fe Railway and KR. The bride has worked for the Home Telephone Co. They will live in Kansas City Kansas. Mrs. Blank visited Mrs. Draper Sunday. Jin Turley harvested wheat Monday afternoon. The revival at Prairie Hollow led by Rev. A. M. Halford has been a success. Albert Moody is sick, and Mrs. Earley and brothers Dave and Jim Deavers attended church at Prairie Hollow Sunday night. Mrs. Blank owns a pair of geese from Iowa.
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