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Newspaper
Mansfield Mirror
Location
Mansfield, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Oct 30, 1919
Page
3
The forecast calls for general fair weather with a cool to low temperature range. Light winds and dry conditions are expected across the region with no significant rain. Clear skies may dominate overnight with cooler overnight lows.
Advertisment promises painless corn and callus removal using a few drops of Freezone. It claims the skin beneath heals pink and healthy after treatment and emphasizes low cost at drug stores.
M L Andrews of Hivant was here last week visiting local offices and meeting residents. The brief note records the visit and confirms Andrews engaged with community leaders during the stay. The report highlights the outreach as part of ongoing regional relations.
Accidents and sudden attacks happen unexpectedly. If a case is serious your first thought is a physician. If immediate first aid is needed think of OZONOL the modern antiseptic healing ointment in high purity. OZONOL is a clean white ointment from chemicals and essential oils ideal for burns scalds cuts bruises sunburn insect bites poison ivy colds croup sore throat eczema barbers itch and all irritated conditions. Keep a jar at home you may need it any time.
In loving memory of Lewis T Rogerson who passed away one year ago on December 25 1015. We miss your kind soul and sweet memory, dear brother, as we think of you daily. Forever in our hearts by father mother and siblings.
Revival starts Sunday Nov 4 at the Cumberland Presbyterian church in Mansfield led by Rev John T Younger with Rev C W Hayes of Paducah assisting Hayes leads a strong Paducah church and is a respected revival speaker. The message urges all churches and Christians to aid in reaching souls and improving town life. Everyone is welcome to attend and participate in prayer and support.
Arthur Supper and Misa Bertha Schmidt lead Missouri Royalist Poultry Club with plans to admit ten girls per county. Wright County needs three more members aged 10 to 10. Prizes exceed 500 dollars, plus pure bred poultry and a silver trophy. Participants provide eight hens and a rooster, keep monthly profit and expense records, and compete February through June with the contest ending December 1920.
Heavy weekly rains swollen creeks halted star and rural route service. A Frisco freight wreck near Cedar Gap overturned five cars of merchandise, delaying traffic significantly.
Nasty colds are relieved at once with Pape's Cold Compound. A dose every two hours, up to three doses, opens clogged nostrils, stops runny nose, and relieves headache feverishness sneezing and soreness. Advert says it costs only a few cents and contains no quinine.
Ned Gaines has returned from Hot Springs Arkansas where he visited for a period of rest and recuperation. He was away several days and is reported in good health.
Indigestion biliousness and constipation sufferers are advised to try Chamberlains Tablets. The ad claims hundreds have been restored to health and happiness, promising pleasing benefits for readers troubled by digestive discomfort.
Miss Bonita Orendor has gone to Granite City, Ll. The brief item notes her travel, with no additional context or dates provided.
Suffering to Mansfield residents warns sudden back twinges signal kidney trouble. Allan Doan's Kidney Pills praised by Mrs. BE. D. Cosgriff of Springfield for relief from sharp pains, swelling, dizziness, and fatigue after using the remedy. Price 60c at dealers. Buy the genuine Dani's Kidney Pills.
A. W. Oberholsers have returned from Iowa. The family likely visited relatives or held a brief trip, resuming daily routines in their hometown.
An wartime style advertisement urges readers to use J A Thomas Hog Powder as a tonic conditioner and expeller. It claims savings grow quickly for users and invites builders and workers to purchase supplies this day for future gains.
E R Morvis of Lola Nans was here this week. Ad copy touts Tierbine to relieve indigestion and throat burn, claiming it cleanses the stomach and bowels. Sold by all dealers. Aly
The rowl engineers and surveyors who have been at work here have gone to Mt. Grove, leaving site operations in the hands of local assistants and marking a pause in the ongoing municipal project.
Ida Bruton of Norwood graduated Friday in the Commercial Department of the Chillicothe Business College with a diploma. She will visit home briefly before proceeding to Tulsa Oklahoma for employment opportunities.
A ragged local items blend notes visits by Shelton of Kurtville Younes of Mones and Robertson of Macon. Mrs Alcorn and children visit Waco Pexus. For sale vacant lot via J C Carter. White's Cream Vermifuge advertised as worm remedy. Carl Mays finishes baseball season and stays at resort near Mes.
The notice promotes Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy for emuils colds croup and whooping cough. Beginning with a stall sale it has extended to all parts of the United States and many foreign countries. It asserts the medicine’s extraordinary merit and urges promotion to potential buyers.
John A Arrington of Kansas City and Miss Bessie Charehill of Mansfield wed on Thursday at Aca. The bride is the daughter of Had Charehill. The couple left for Kansas City Friday to start their home amid well wishes from friends.
Morning ritual promises renewed vitality through hot water and limestone phosphate. Readers are urged to drink a glass of hot water with limestone phosphate before breakfast to flush the digestive system, cleanse the liver and kidneys, and improve appetite. Claims broad health benefits for constipation and related ailments.
An old advertisement assures that a lemon juice salt drink clears clogged kidneys and improves urinary and bladder disorders. It claims uric acid buildup causes aches, back pain, cloudy urine, and sleeplessness, and promotes daily morning intake to stimulate kidney activity.
Mrs James Brown of Chuk Mills SOY reports severe colon by lungs and constant pain. After using Chamberlain s Cough Remedy she received prompt relief. The note says many others have also been surpassed and pleased with the remedy s quick help.
Pleasant Flat notes a rough week with frost narrowly avoided, rain delaying work and a busy schedule. Sisco Shaw and Robertinheil report rapid activity while artisan and wife visit the bmoll home and plan another trip to Pittsburg for scenery. Guests gather Saturday at Wilson Park to admire short horn stock, and neighbors join a surprised but pleasant evening with music. Sunday School plans at Tharp 11 am, Liberty 3 pm, Moore 2 pm.
Fragmentary OCR text urging care for non laying hens with a product called Thomas' Poll. Mentions tonic and remedies, later garbled phrases referring to buyers and poultry. No clear event dates or specific entities beyond generic references to hens and a product name.
Grandma warns about home mixtures but promotes Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Compound sold in drug stores. Damp a sponge and stroke through strands to darken gray hair by morning with one or two applications. It claims to enrich color, gloss, and fullness, not a medicine or disease cure.
The piece promotes bowel health by regular diet and exercise and recommends Chamberlain's Tablets as a mild effective medicine. It claims the tablets are gentle in action, easy to take, and inexpensive at a quarter, urging readers to try them.
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