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Newspaper
Mansfield Mirror
Location
Mansfield, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Sep 04, 1919
Page
5
Public notice warns consumers to demand Bayer Tablets of Aspirin and to look for the safety Bayer Cross on the pack and each tablet. It cautions that fraudulent aspirin sold by a unknown dealer contained mostly talcum powder and urges proper dosage and directions in every Bayer package.
OCR fragment lists items and names with unclear context. The readable portion mentions numbers, a person and a location but lacks a coherent event or description to identify a clear news item. This summary conservatively notes the fragmentary reference to Lyon and Paver with no verifiable actions or outcomes.
A fielding of health advice urges waking to a glass of hot water with a teaspoon of limestone phosphate to cleanse the stomach liver kidneys and bowels. Promoters claim it neutralizes indigestion toxins and improves overall wellness, with frequent use described as a daily habit.
J A Green and his wife have returned to their residence in Lebanon after a period away, resuming normal home life.
The Texan wonder claims to treat kidney and bladder troubles, gravel, diabetes, back problems, rheumatism and irregularities. It offers mail order at $1.25 per bottle, with a two month treatment claimed to cure. Testimonials are promised and Dr. B. W. Hall of St. Louis is listed as the contact.
A brief promotional note for a George Barr McCutch eon title from Dodd Mead and Company highlighting a literary work with a lyrical tone.
Thomas Barnes a wealthy New Yorker meets a stranded troupe at Green Fancy tavern while pursuing a mystery surrounding Miss Cameron and the royal house. The tale follows thefts, a secret agent, and a dangerous chase across Green Fancy and Crowndale as Barnes uncovers conspiracies and plots to seize a royal treasure.
A health ad urges Americans to eat less and use four ounces of Jadalta salts daily to flush and stimulate clogged kidneys. It claims the drink neutralizes acids, relieves back pain and urinary issues, and promotes better health with a grape and lemon acid lithia mix. It promotes home use and affordability.
Mrs Alice Fletcher of Springfield writes Cardul strengthened her and eased back bearing down pains after 14 years of marriage. She says one bottle helped, two restored health, and she keeps Cardul at home as a tonic for family life. She notes it strengthens the nervous system and is a fine remedy for women raising a family.
Dp and DD Norcross visit Macomb during the week for a likely matchup or series. The readable text hints at a local sports event featuring Norcross in action at Macomb, with emphasis on week-long activities and possible games or exhibitions.
Fragmentary ad copy from a local page mentions C Robertson visiting during the week from Mioowsly and promotes White's Cream Vermifudge claiming it destroys worms and aids a debilitated system. It notes distribution by old dealers and targets homes with children.
Mire Delt Bruton of Norwood has traveled to Chillcothe in a serial journey. The move marks a new chapter for Bruton as regional ties and local connections influence the path ahead.
An advertisement proclaims Adlerika from Foson Drug Company as the first product in Mansfield to deliver instant cleansing of the bowel with buckthorn bark glycerine and other ingredients. It promises relief for stomach upset and related discomforts with a pleasant rapid action.
Congressman Thomas L. Rubey announces four youths from Missouri's Sixteenth district win Naval Academy slots at Annapolis and two enter West Point. Exams in February and April for Annapolis, February for West Point. Applicants must be 16 to 20 for Annapolis and 17 to 22 for West Point. District includes Crawford Dallas Lucie deMaries Phelps Pulaski Shannon Texas Webster Wright. Write to Rubey in Washington for details.
A long endorsing notice extols Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as one of the best medicines for coughs colds croup and whooping cough. It treats young children kindly with a pleasant taste and contains no opium or narcotics. A Missouri reader Wim Scruby of Chili voted it best and cites three children raised without croup due to the remedy.
A rustic verse narrates Pansy owning a coon dog pup with a yellow hide. The dog follows her to school, causes mischief, and is dragged home for skinning. The tale ends with a bow to a dog heaven and Pansy finding another suitor, penned by C Ly McCartney for Mansfield Mirror.
An ad promises painless removal of corns and calluses using a tiny bottle sold for a few cents. It claims applying a few drops to the affected skin will lift the hard skin and reveal pink, healthy skin beneath without irritation.
An advertisement asserts Thomas’ Poultry Remedy speeds recovery for hens, cutting laying-off time from two to three months. It promises hens hurry back to work, crediting H. M. Norcross of Ady as endorse.
Mountain Side opened Monday with Miss Rubey Yates of Mansfield as teacher. Visitors include Mrs. Wes Ripnee and grandson Alfred Carter of Cedar Gap. Several locals mention rain, haying, and trips to Seymour. Sunday school attendance slipped as people joined a singing event at Terrant. Andrew Bailey of Dayton, Ohio, is visiting relatives nearby.
A routine forecast predicts normal temperatures with general conditions. Expect light to moderate winds and no significant precipitation.
An old fashioned advertisement touts a remedy for colic in horses. It claims quick one dose cures and urges readers to buy from H. M. Noretoss and Ady. The copy uses exaggerated assurances and archaic phrasing.
Swelling from inflammation injuries or toothache can be relieved by BALLARD'S SNOW LINIMENT. Rub in well over the affected part to leverage its healing penetrating power. It eases pain, reduces swelling, and restores natural conditions. Sold by all dealers.
An old home recipe for darkening gray hair using sage and sulphur is marketed as Wyeths Sage and Sulphur Compound. Directions recommend applying with a sponge or brush to strands to gradually conceal gray hairs and achieve a dark glossy look, noting it is cosmetic not medical.
Route notes and weekend visits as Mrs Bambites of St George hosts relatives. Miss Aleth Findley of Hartville visits Belle and Dorothy Wells. many households host and attend gatherings. Ed Tombleson returns from Claremore for Mrs Tombleson's health. teachers meeting in Hartville. Newton School opens with Sue Dickinson leading.
A 19th century advertisement promotes Hall's Catarrh Medicine from F J Cheney Co Toledo Ohio as a constitutional remedy taken internally to reach mucous surfaces through the blood. It offers a hundred dollar reward for any case it fails to cure and urges sending for circulars and testimonials. Contact Toledo based company and local druggists carry Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
Clifford Bobzein, fourteen, son of Mr and Mrs F Bobzein of 2001 Franklin avenue, suffered severe facial burns when a powder can exploded as his friends and he tested a fuse. The accident happened at his aunt Mrs J O Goodson's Northview home where he is vacationing. Doctors say eyes burned but will not lose sight. burns are painful and deep but no permanent injuries expected.
An advertisement touts HER Bine as a cure for bowel discomfort with an exhilarating afterglow. It claims effects in a couple of hours and the next morning if taken at bedtime, noting it is sold by all dealers.
Col Roy R Dennis emerged as a leading seller at the Wallace Treon bog sale in Mountain Grove on Thursday. Known for his excellence in selling purebred stock he handles any item offered at auction with skill and reliability.
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