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Newspaper
Mansfield Mirror
Location
Mansfield, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Sep 06, 1917
Page
2
An old advert promotes Dodson's Liver Tone as a safe substitute for calomel to stimulate the liver. It claims calomel is dangerous Mercury and warns that calomel causes cramping nausea and salivation, urging readers to buy the herbal remedy instead for relief and daytime energy.
The sermon was delivered Sunday by Rev J L Stine of Springfield at the local Christian church.
Dean's Kidney Pills are touted by a Mountain Grove Missouri reader, AW Ezhe rt, as relieving back pain headaches dizziness and urinary troubles. He reports rapid improvement after use and lasting relief, recommending the product as available from all dealers through Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY.
Jdazev F. C. Neely of Seymour, a pastor, preaches at the Baptist Church on Sunday, delivering a sermon to the congregation.
Public notice-style promotion extols Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy as a family medicine for sudden onset of colic and diarrhoea. It claims prompt relief and cites a broad availability, urging readers to obtain it while waiting for professional care.
F S Kerr and W R Wood were here from Hartville on Sunday visiting local residents and conducting informal talks about community affairs.
Local notices report residents buying cars and moving homes, with names like C M Seal O Walter Beach John Hendricks Geo Crippen Ellison Gaines and more visiting or residing in Springfield Mountain Grove Hartville and Lincoln Neb. A daughter was born to M B Alcorn. Several ads promote Sand Eczema Cure and Ballard’s Snow Liniment. A Red Cross meeting and church events are noted along with school attendances and a new bakery venture in Picher.
An old phrase on progress tied to the stomach is recast to modern health needs. Proper diet, exercise, and sleep are urged to prevent constipation and other ailments. A vegetable remedy claims to support the stomach liver and bowels with a trial offer from a Springfield manufacturer.
Dr Carl Thorne of Mountain Grove is named lieutenant in the medical reserve corps. The item notes a large trial battle of Sanolfor ane and Sanolis a family remedy amid local drugstore advertising for Sanal. Other news mentions J H Athison’s, Mee Mytetell and Ho Tarbuttoy at a Free Will Baptist meeting in Oak Grove and reminders about Lana liver remedy and kidney bladder health.
Readable fragments indicate Randall from Norwood tours Mininvi Olehi visiting churches. Evangelist Davidson leads revival efforts, with plans for a ten week event. Elrod of Macon was in town, with further trips mentioned toward Willow Spies and nearby areas. Local names Bouldin Copeland Claairnoof appear in scattered notes of travel and meetings through the week.
W. S. Elrod of Norwood, Missouri, seeks information or assistance regarding a matter titled Montey and involving alien topics.
Verba Tursar and children visit Visthine relatives in bere, ALU region. Anderson travels to Kiss City to comfort a sick relative. A list of names and places appears with disputed spellings, including Cedar Gap and Norwood. A Friday accident injures Miss Jose Seal’s leg. James Peete is mentioned. A housing prohibition is noted and visits to Wilken Paol occur amid unclear events.
A B Y P U program features Sept oh lesson and Bible study with leader Stella White and Linnler. Attendees include Belso Stephens and Belon Rost with special music by Wo Bergeat and Lona Chadwell. Prayer requests noted for Cer linn self and Pitil asted, and a Gospel chorification aim. Rev J M England leads, with poems and quarterly method by Stella White and Lona Chadwell.
Mer Deckard of Hurtville delivered the lecture at the No 1t school house last Friday with the pe tiarks arguing Opportunities now em pared with opportunities. Uncle Pill Brasher spoke of bay' and the gathering included many neighbors and the Nod teacher Mel Dickerson and his school. Sarah Gastill, Teacher Clint Atkins, received a bad scalp wound when a lidny blew from his Uupey mesa. Dr A. AL use dressed the injuries after S. Cantrell's horse became frightened about 3 miles north of Macomb.
A brief note on giving advice and promoting a remedy with a confident tone. It suggests using Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as a model of helpful guidance and reliability. The text emphasizes a longstanding positive reputation and broad availability of the product.
Increasing Their Business Pred Oettingg attended the Willow Springs Creamery Co stockholders meeting where directors were reelected except Mar. Pape. The creamery is doing steady business under its name, with N. Mourne among the directors and proxies or in person representing the steel tethers.
County court official Jide Wo Youn was reassigned from Mountain Grove to Phertiville Athena Court after a routine transfer. The move affects local judicial administration and court operations in the region.
Postasyster I 2 Letha as Levant was here Puesdayy ual viva trip to Mountain Grove near Which place he bas a firm.
A brief local note records an event at Spricefield yesterday involving De PL tense. No further details are available in the fragment.
A dated advertisement targets Mrs John Gentry with a claim that URABINM is a powerful liver correctant. It promises cleansing of the system, stimulation of vital organs, and improved health, offering a 10e price through Mason Drug Co.
J. Al Atkisson assists TL G Hendrick in carrying Hartville mail duties. The pair works together in the town's postal service tasks seen in local notices. The collaboration underscores daily mail delivery operations in Hartville.
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