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Newspaper
Mansfield Mirror
Location
Mansfield, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Oct 28, 1920
Page
3
Accidents and sudden attacks occur unexpectedly. OZONOL is a white antiseptic ointment made from chemical and essential oils. It is advertised as ideal for burns, cuts, bruises, sunburn, insect bites, poison ivy, colds, sore throat, eczema, and irritated conditions. Sold at all drug stores.
A local listing announces a live stock and farm sale with specialty sales promoted as free of ads and commissions. Interested buyers are directed to set dates at the office for scheduling and coordination of the event.
N. J. Craig seeks to loan funds on good improved farms in Keith Er Wright or Douglas counties. He offers reliable collateral and expects prompt negotiations. This brief notice targets farmers seeking financing and local landowners looking for loan options.
City officials listed including Mayor Marshal Police Judge Assessor and ward aldermen. Names include Freeman Strang Hedride Newton Turner Black Fuson Livingston Auson Brazeal Anderson Craig Strong Turner Fuson Livingston. Council meets the second Monday evening of every month.
Die East Bound Nos 101 passenger 0 55 pm 241 Local freight 11 00 am 108 passenger Y 38 wu West Bound Nos 102 passenger 0 25 am 240 Local freight 11 00 wu 104 passenger 6 35 pm L KF Livingston Agent Leave Magstud 10 00 am After arrival of Prisco train 103 Arrive Avi Ve ee A180 Om Leave AVA 3 30 pm Arrive Mansfield 5 00 pm Fred Grover Agent
Baptist Church announces Sunday school every Sunday at 9 45 am led by Supt A Stephens. Preaching services on the second and fourth Sundays conducted by Rev T Bb Bitvinger, Pastor.
Cumberland Presbyterian Church announces preaching service on the first Sunday led by Rev Duggins pastor with Ws Freeman superintendent present для readers.
Preaching services held every second Sunday morning and evening led by Pastor Rev. TE Prall. J D Reynolds serves as superintendent.
Bible school at 9:45 a m every Sunday led by D H Kay superintendent. Preaching every second Sunday by Rev Gaour Wright pastor.
A vivid Marion portrait of Senator Harding presents him as steady, calm, and businesslike. The piece emphasizes his moderation, balance, and devotion to national service over hype, portraying him guiding the nation like a ship through a storm toward a steady harbor.
Letters of Administration granted to G. C. Freeman by Wright County Probate Court dated October 15, 1920. Creditors must file claims within six months for allowance or be barred after one year. G. C. Freeman, Administrator, Missouri. Geo. C. Murrell, Judge of Probate and Ex-Officio Clerk of the Oblate Court, seals dated October 15, 1920.
J Gabbert of Silverside California visits Marion to inspect Harding’s paper. He praises the staff longevity and leadership noting Harding’s hands on control of details pay scales and type handling. The piece likens the visit to an editorial conference rather than a political crusade.
During a campaign stop in New York, Democratic nominee Cox reacts strongly to an editorial clipping denouncing commercial travelers. A traveling salesman forces the page into Cox’s hand at the Commodore, he reads, blushes, crumples the paper, mutters something inaudible, and hurries to his car. An unrelated advertisement for Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea follows.
Sleut City Journal reports Senator Flarding addressed farmers at the Minnesota State Fair praising his agricultural program and statesmanship. The speech contrasts Harding with Governor Cox, highlighting comprehensive plans to solve national agricultural issues and the political differences between the candidates.
In malaria countries the popular remedy is Herbi ae. People find it a good medicine for purifying the system and warding off the disease. Price 60c. Sold by Fuson Drug Co, Advertisement.
The message asks readers to check the date after the name on the Mirror and notes that the figures indicate the year. It urges subscribers with expired bars to renew their Dow subscription.
For sale three purebred Jersey bull calves not registry eligible from top cows. Bred from Merit stock associated with Recidty of Merit line. Inquiries to 1 R Kratwell, Norwood, Missouri. Adv.
Senator Harding urged creating a Federal Department of Public Welfare to defend maternity, childhood, and public health, arguing it would modernize administration without bureaucracy. He warned against paternalism while stressing enforcement of law and protecting women workers and mothers, with plans to bring the Children’s Bureau under the new department. The Philadelphia North American notes his steady, moderate tone and questions the Cox campaign by contrast.
A vintage ad touts DeLacy's French Hair Tonic as a safe effective remedy used by thousands. It claims to restore gray hair to its natural beauty, destroy dandruff, stop hair loss, and keep you looking young, available for $1.00 at drug or toilet counters or by direct order from DeLacy Chemical Co.
Mrs Worth and three children from Iowa are visiting her father John McCrie. Rain is forecast Friday and Saturday with Sunday clear for wheat and other fall crops. Mrs Eliza Lansdown has a [missing text].
Mentho Sulphur Peel is praised for curing facial eczema and skin irritation by its germ destroying properties. The preparation, sold in small jars like cold cream, reportedly soothes itching burning and disfigurement and leaves skin clear and smooth.
A note from E. Bristol of Ava reports that she is able to be up now, indicating a positive recovery detail from a family correspondence. The message reflects a personal health update conveyed by a mother to convey improved condition and mobility.
Consumers urged to buy Diamond Dyes for easy at home fabric coloring. The ad claims the product includes simple directions and a color card to prevent streaking fading or running. It emphasizes safety and suitability for all materials.
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