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Newspaper

Mansfield Mirror

Location

Mansfield, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Oct 21, 1920

Page

5

Seeding under delightful weather at Oscar Kird farm

Last week's notes report 4 am seed work by Fred Justice on the Oscar Kird farm, school attendance return of Miss Ennle Tharp, and illness recoveries of Mrs Joe Long and son Lloyd. Church notes describe services at Tharp schoolhouse, Moore schoolhouse, and regular Sunday school sessions with travel and youth meetings. The Quark Stock Show in Springfield is referenced with local pride in Wright County stock prizes and Earl Wakefield's judging score.

Fred Justice Oscar Kird Justice Ennle Tharp Joe Long Lloyd Long Lawick Hay Woo Dr. Latimer Miss Imbhoff Mr. Wood Miss Imhoff Miss Rolen Stony Loint Robert Imhoff Springfield Norwood Wright County Wilson Deborah Frst Imhoff Ike Wright County Earl Wakefield Fleasant Flat Church Notes Tharp School Sister Ketchel Moore School House

Chamberlains Tablets Restor e Health For Indigestion

Local advertisement asserts Chamberlains Tablets restore health and happiness for indigestion billiousness and constipation. The vendor promises relief and urges trial, claiming readers will be pleased with the benefits. Ady.

Ady

Wayside Gleanings: Local notes and deaths

Last week items recount J E Lanham s baby improving and W H Drake s baby getting better. Mentions A M Hrotemarkle Misa Lizele McKinney Sam Williams attend Springfield fair. Mrs L Christy and mother Mrs C H Kinney visited Greenwood. Fern Morton ill, nurse in attendance. Emily Brotemarkle in Norwood. Mr Thompson of Macomb died Monday night after short residence there. Poem ends with urging light in one s own place.

J. E. Lanham A. M. Hrotemarkle Misa Lizele McKinney Sam Williams Springfield L. Christy C.H. Kinney Greenwou W. H. Drake Ben W. B Mra Kenneth Cobble Greenwood Home Fern Morton Christy C. H. Kinhey W. G. Gobble Emily Brotemarkle Norwood Mr. Thompson Macomb

Hollis Ter's Rocky Mountain Tea Ad Sparks Curiosity

An ad copy proclaims Hollis Ter's Rocky Mountain Tea as a remedy for constipation and headaches. It lists Fuson Drug Co Mansfield and F. M. Huffman Norwood as contacts, presenting a brisk, punchy patent remedy style.

Hollister Fuson Drug Co Mansfield F. M. Huffman Norwood

Autumn Weather Boosts Farm Harvest Work

Nice autumn weather and a recent rain favor wheat planting and potato digging as neighbors visit each other. Fred Crider stopped in Springfield, Mrs. Fred Goss visited Joe Goss, Rev. W. C. Rice preached in Lead Hill, and various families hosted relatives over the weekend.

Fred Crider Springfeld Fred Goss Joe Goss W. C. Rice Lead Hill Thomas Matney Cap Marve Gasa Walter Matney Jake Crider Matney Liza Jane

Health tonic claims laxative benefits for impurities

Fuson Drug Co. promotes Herbine Stacta as a quick thorough purifier with laxative properties priced at 60 cents. Chas Sanders and John N. Argor Sr. returned Monday from Nevada where they had accompanied James H. Ray to the asylum.

Fuson Drug Co Chas, Sanders John N. Argor Sr Nevada James H. Ray Hartville

Cardus credited for relief of womanly troubles in Atlanta

Alice Francesa Young of Atlanta reports severe pain back dizziness headaches and fainting from a womanly disorder. After using Cardus prescribed by her mother she says the medicine relieved her symptoms. Cardus is described as a vegetable remedy widely used for women's health issues.

Atlanta Cardus Mias Alice Francesa Young Alexander Street

Mrs W A Black Returns From St Louis Trip

Mrs W A Black returned Friday from St Louis where she attended the Grand Chapter of the Order of Eastern Star.

W. A. Black St. Louis Grand The Order of Eastern Shur

Sage Tea Beautifies and Darkens Hair

A vintage advertisement touts Wyeth’s Sage and Sulphur Compound as a universal hair darkener sold in drug stores. It claims gray hair vanishes after one or two applications, leaving hair dark, lustrous, and natural looking, with no disease treatment implied.

Tou Wryeth

Pope Family Heads to Rochester for Operation

J. W. Popes return from Trinidad Colorado and stay at Bryant. Mr Pope and wife plan to travel to Rochester Minnesota where Mrs Pope will undergo an operation.

J. W. Pope Trinidad Colo Bryant Mr. Pope Rochester, Minn Mrs. Pope

Latimer Family Celebrates 80th Birthday With Home Feast

On Saturday October 16 1920 L B Latimer marked his 80th birthday as children M B Latimer and C A Latimer hosted a family gathering. The extended dining room served roast beef fried chicken fruits pies cake ice cream and gifts for the parents and children. The day closed with prayers thanks and well wishes for many returns of the day.

L. B. Latimer M. B. Latimer C. A. Latimer

Chamberlains Tablets Promise Gentle Relief

The ad urges keeping bowels regular for health and recommends Chamberlains Tablets as a mild, effective aid. Pleasant to take and inexpensive at a quarter, the notice promotes them as a suitable medicine when diet and exercise alone fail.

Ady

Local notes recall illness and weather across Lansdown family

The column lists health troubles and visits among the Lansdown and nearby families in Arkansas. Mrs Eliza Lansdown writes of M E Bristol’s illness via Ava, while Vernon Borders converts timber to ties and many relatives are mentioned visiting or sick. A rain is noted, influenza fears cited, and odd home remedies offered.

Carl Edwards Arkansas Eliza Lansdown Ava M. E. Bristol Vernon G. W. Bailey Fred Bailey Cedar Gap Sam Goss J. D. Miller Monroe Lansdown James Lansdown Mat Lansdown Henry Lansdown Will John Johnson Hobart Oliver Johnson Geo. Baker Mollie Goss M. J. Lansdown John EB. Fewin Lead Mr. Walton London Spain Rome Richmond Norfolk

Liquid Bronzone Promises Rapid Wound Healing

A colorless liquid advertised as the latest advancement in medical science for healing wounds cuts sores and gallo. The product, Liquid Bronzone, is touted as a marvel in flesh healing remedies. Sold by Fuson Drug Co at 30 cents in Ge and $1.20 per bottle.

Fuson Drug Co

Thomas Thompson Brought Home for Burial in Tipton

The body of William Thompson was brought from Macomb today and buried at the new cemetery after funeral services at the M. E. church. A few months ago he conducted the Tipton restaurant near the hotel Mountain Grove Journal.

William Thompson Macomb New Cemetery M. E. Church Tipton Theotela Mountain Grove Journal

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