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Newspaper

Mansfield Mirror

Location

Mansfield, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Sep 07, 1916

Page

4

Antrim Sunday School at No 5 Each Sunday at Two

The notice invites attendees to the Antrim Sunday school held every Sunday at 2 p.m. at No 5. It lists participants and confirms ongoing activities for local residents. Miss Fiora McClellan has returned to Tennessee after a month visit with her mother. M L Bacon and son John returned from Kansas harvest fields last week. Wim Gilbert remains on the sick list. Gred Thompson visited Seymour on Saturday. Mrs Milan Legears moved to Wm Keily’s place. Louis Deaver’s family is moving to Louis Gaulding’s place. TOPSY.

Fiora McClellan Tennessee M. L. Bacon John Kansas Gred Thompson Seymour Milan Legears Wm. Keily Louis Deaver Louis Gaulding

Dr Bell's Pine Tar Honey Advertised Cold Remedy

An old advertisement touts Dr Bell's Pine Tar Honey as a natural remedy for colds with a stuffed head and tight chest. It claims honey and glycerine soothe irritated membranes while tar loosens phlegm and improves breathing for both children and adults. Available at the druggist for 2 1/2 cents.

Dr. Bell Dr Bell

Route Number Three and Local Visits

Route Number Three reports Mrs D S Dorrell returning from Republic visits. Paul and Silas Wells spent Saturday night with their grandfather P J Wells. J H Kingsland and family visited Silas Moon at dinner. Fr Harris and family were guests. Fred Justus and family called. Community members attended Hartville on Monday. Preaching at New Hope Baptist Church occurs every second Saturday at 1 30 p m and Sunday at 1 30 a m with Rev G Chadwell as pastor. Sunday school every Sunday at 10 a m, B A Rippee, superintendent.

D. S. Dorrell Republic Paul Silas Wells P. J. Wells J. H. Kingsland Fr. Harris Silas Moon Fred Justus Hartville New Hope Baptist Church G. Chadwell B. A. Rippee

Constipation the Father of Many Ills Advertisement

An old advertisement asserts constipation as the root of many illnesses and promotes Chamberlain's Tablets for regular bowels improved appetite and digestion. The copy claims the laxative both cleanses the bowels and boosts strength, noting availability everywhere.

Pleasant Hill church notes and local visits

Rembert Belt of Green Valley called at E B Coday's Thursday night as a rain fell in the area. Monroe Bohannon and wife from Grovespring attended church at Pleasant Hill Saturday. The Pleasant Hill association meeting last week was well attended and enjoyed. Aunt Emmie Dugger of Whetstone visited Elihu Coday's last week. J M Clevenger of Oakville Wash is visiting Ruben Young's, and is Mrs Young's half brother. Preaching at Pleasant Hill every first Saturday and Sunday with Rev M B Clift as pastor. Sunday school every Sunday at 1040 m.

Monroe Bohannon Grovespring Pleasant Hill Pleasant Hill Church Emmiie Dugger Whetstone Elihu Coday J. M. Clevenger Oakville Wash Ruben Young

White's Cream Vermifuge Ad for Worm Remedy

If your child is pale and sickly, picks at the nose, strains sleep and grinds teeth. A remedy for these parasites will be found in White's Cream Vermifuge. It not only clears out the worms, but restores health and cheerfulness. Price 25c per bottle. Sold by all dealers. Adyvy.

Adyvy

Postmaster James Coday Takes Charge of Office

Postmaster James Coday received his commission from President Wilson and assumed charge of the office Monday with 0.8 as assistant. Postmaster M E Gorman, Assistant Lula Riley and Clerk Clyde Turner have served well, and Lula Riley assists at the office.

James Coday Coday Woodrow Wilson M. E. Gorman Lula Riley Clyde Turner

Prairie Hollow and Clathe Surprise Singing Sat Night

A rural gathering at Prairie Hollow drew a well attended singing on Saturday night. Key participants include Jason Roy of Prior, who returned home after visiting his parents L M Roy and wife. The annual all day singing will be held Sunday Sept 10 with dinner on the ground led by Siria Odle of Cedar Gap.

Jason Roy Prior L. M. Roy Jason EK. Roy Johm Roy Prairie Hollow Siria Odle Cedar Gap Mes Win Roy Bernice Mamie Wilma Marion Ballew Oma Letsinger Lesler Bryant Pinkerton Manie Letsinger Bert C. Cline’s Christian Eudeavor Ruby

Looking Younger By Keeping Bowels Regular

An advertisement urges people to prevent premature aging by maintaining liver and bowel health. It recommends Chamberlain's Tablets for constipation and biliousness, claiming they are easy to take and widely available.

Hills and Mountain Sunday School at Mt. Pleasant

Mt Pleasant hosts Sunday school at 10 30 a m with singing each Saturday evening A recent ice cream supper drew a good crowd Attendees include John Pool Pool and family Will Tarburton and family Jewell Mrs Wells Mrs G W Gaskill and granddaughter Jane Also reports rain caused small turnout at the M E Gilley sale Visitors include Mrs Wells of Norwood Jason McClelland and Albert Copple and wife visiting locals Charley Gilley and Jorden Bogart returned from Kansas Miss Stella Gaskill and Miss Clea Gaskill left for Springfield Weather notes and a medicinal ad for Ballard Snow Liniment ends the item.

Mt. Pleasant John Pool Pool Will Tarburton Jewell Wells W. S. Gaskill J. D. Avery G. W. Tripp Reba Gaskill Jane Will ‘Larbutton M. E. Gilley Norwood Albert Copple Kansas City Stella Clea Gaskill Springfield

Ayers Teaches Pea Ridge School On Sappenfield Farm

G H Ayers now lives on the Sappenfield farm and teaches the Pea Ridge school where he gave excellent satisfaction last year.

G. H. Ayers Sappenfield Farm Pea Ridge

Greatness of God program at M B Church notice

Christian Endeavor program on September 10 at M B Church with Roll Call on the topic The Greatness of God Psalm 145 3. Leader W A Black. Listed participants include Alice Mooney Thelma Davis Lois Beach Hazel Burney Leona Hoover Mabel Hoover Mabel Coday Maude Coday Mrs Beach J D Reynolds Mrs J D Reynolds and others outlining questions about proof nature Christ and imitation of God's greatness and how to manifest his power in life.

M. B. Church Psa W. A. Black Alice Mooney Thelma Davis Lois Beach Hazel Burney Leona Hoover Lula Riley Mabel Hoover God Christ

Sunday School Convention Represented Across Wright County

The seventh annual Wright County Sunday School Association convention convened in Mountain Grove with delegates from Mountain Grove Mansfield Macomb Norwood and rural districts. Herman Bomar Missouri Sunday School Association secretary spoke. officers were elected including President Rev N Hundy Mountain Grove and several vice presidents. The next convention is expected in August at Hartville or Mountain Grove.

Mountain Grove Mansfield Macomb Norwood Wright County Sunday School Association Herman Bomar Missouri Sunday School Association Hartville Rev. N. Hundy D. A. Needham Kila Hirt

Clear Bad Skin From Within Promises With Pills

Pimply, muddy complexions blamed on blood impurities. Dr King s New Life Pills claim to cleanse poisons from the system. A morning bowel movement is promised as a reward for taking the night before. At your druggist, 25e.

Dr. King

Left-Overs Church Wedding in Seymour

Left-Overs Church at the Chapel hosted a marriage for Rev Lukie Marler and Miss Verbia [pock] with Harvie Hall of Springfield officiating. The ceremony was Saturday at 1:30 p.m. A wedding dinner followed at the bride’s parents home Mr and Mrs Geo pack, with many relatives. The couple will reside in Springfield after a brief honeymoon period. Peggy Short.

Verbia [Pock Harvie Hall Springfield Seymour Jno. Alford Geo Russell Walters Jno. Shumat New Grove

Herbal remedy promise for malaria symptoms

An old classified style ad urges quick action against malaise early malaria signals. It promotes HERBINE claiming it stops the malarial germ, purifies the body, and restores brightness and vigor. The price is 50c and it is sold by all dealers per the advertisement.

Adv

Lead Hill Weather and Community Notes

Lead Hill remains hot and dry with a brief rain not easing conditions. School opens with Miss Maud Tarbotton as teacher. Mrs. Sullivan visits family in Seymour while James Marshall and group travel home via Jake Crider’s for dinner. A surprise party honors Mrs. Tarburton. Cedar County families camp at Joe Goss’s amid extreme drought. Sunday School and regular singing and preaching schedule outlined. Liza Jang

Lead Hill Maud Tarbotton Jake Crider Wa. m Liza Jang

Flat Rock News Roundup of Sunday Visits and Illness

Rev Barlow preached at Flat Rock Sunday evening. Hallie and Carrie Hendrick visited Margie and Susie Wilson. The afternoon callers were John Hendrick Earl Slate Agnes German Grace Slate. Bertha and Minnie Lovall visited with Marie and Maud Stacy. Tom Baker remains ill and is reported worse. Susie Wilson stayed with Leilah Hunsaker Thursday night and with Leona Garner Friday night. Leona Garner has returned home from Henry Hunsaker. Sadie Goss and Margie Wilson attended Fat Rock school Tuesday. Those who visited Fat Rock school Friday included Hulda and Walter Rippee Selah Hunsaker Leona Garner and Ernest Wade Billy.

Hallie Carrie Hendrick Margie Susie Wilson John Hendrick Earl Slate Agnes German Grace Slate Tom Baker Sadie Goss Margie Wilson Fat Rock Fat Rock School Hulda Walter Rippee Selah Huusaker Leona Garner Ernest Wade Billy

Money to loan on improved farms in Wright and Douglas counties

A loan offer for seven years at 7 percent interest on improved farms in Wright and Douglas counties. Funds available as soon as title is perfected. Visit or contact Avery & Stephens in Mansfield, Missouri for details.

Wright Douglas Counties Avery & Stephens Mansfield

Strike Called Off After Adamson Bill Averts Train Guards

A special train passed through on the Frisco at p.m. Saturday to recruit guards for a threatened strike. Congress approved the Adamson bill and the men returned to their limos. From here, Roe Strong Malt Ward T. H. Ivy A. Slate and Mr. Young joined the journey as far as Thayer before the order was rescinded. Special Agent Griffith met the train at Thayer with about 100 additional guards.

Frisco Congress Adamson & Hour Roe Strong Malt Ward T. H. Ivy Mr. Young Thayer Griffith

Liver Correctant Advertised as Cure for Pimples

An old advertisement claims yellow complexion pimples and facial blemishes can be cured by doctoring the torpid liver using HERBINE a powerful liver correctant. It purifies the system stimulates the vital organs and supposedly puts the body in vigorous condition. Price 50 cents sold by all dealers.

Political Jettings on Democratic stance and Carranza policy

The Houston Post weighs Democratic support for the Presidents Mexican policy while criticizing party finance and readiness. It notes debates on Carranza funding, Republican revenue expectations, Hughes’ potential as a candidate, and the administration’s troop decisions. The piece contrasts Wilson and Carranza, mocks party prudence, and references preparedness and cost of living.

Democratic Party

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