Buoy your Vacuum Cup Thea from Carter's Garage
Carter's Garage promotes a vacuum cup promotion with a free tube offered with every purchase tube.
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Newspaper
Mansfield Mirror
Location
Mansfield, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Sep 07, 1922
Page
3
Carter's Garage promotes a vacuum cup promotion with a free tube offered with every purchase tube.
Last week many residents were seen in and around town. Joe L Dennis taught at school while Mrs. Dennis visited her mother Mrs. Gaskill. Miss Sue Haswell will teach in Joplin this year. Han cock sisters left for Independence Mo. J. R. Pool organized a chorus on Sunday. Visits included Mrs. Hensley with her mother, the Rileys in Norwood, and Trippy in Hartville. Families attended a Pleasant Hill singing and various visits to friends and relatives near W. R. Roper and Reed Baker households.
There is more catarrh in this region than all other diseases and was once deemed incurable. Hall's Catarrh Medicine from F J Cheney & Co claims to cure by constitutional action. A $100 reward is offered for any failure to cure.
One month of school gone and interest shown by pupils. Mr and Mrs M Lund and children visited G B Nonamaker. F Grover and wife and Tarbutton and wife visited Ace Tarbutton. Mrs R Blank and Mrs J Speaks called on G B Nonamaker. Ace Wade called on Mrs W N Draper. Mrs L A Speaks returned to North Dakota. Mrs Ace Tarbutton called on Mrs G B Nonamaker. Mrs G B Nonamaker improving and able to be up a short time daily. Willis Moody called on Ace Tarbutton. Mrs Willis Moody attended church at Macomb. A wood rain is needed as many are scarce of water. Fred Draper stayed with Turley boys. Virgil Moody called on W N Draper.
The piece argues that men aged eighty five to ninety are thin and careful with diet but may occasionally overeat or eat unsuitable foods, causing indigestion or constipation. It suggests Chamberlain's Tablets can move the bowels and invigorate the stomach, implying the average man can live to a ripe old age once the digestion is improved.
Wright County Agriculture and Stock Show Mansfield secretary W A Black September 2780 Springfield Greene County Ozark Stock Show H R Nelson manager October 27 Seymour Webster county Fair and stock show Frank J Davis secretary September 7 8 and th Norwood Fair and streets E C Househoulder secretary September 2st 22nd 23rd
A historical ad copy touts Chamberlain’s Tablets as the ideal purgative. It claims strength for adults and mildness for children with an agreeable bowel movement and no griping, easy and pleasant to take with agreeable effects.
South Lead Hill News reports a Sunday night shower and hopes for more rain. Annie Lansdown and W T Louis are seriously ill. Johnnie Lansdown from Seymour visits the Lansdown family. Monroe Lansdown moves to Cedar Gap to work at a cider press. Corn cutting is the current local task.
An old consumer notice emphasizes buying only genuine Bayer aspirin with the Bayer name on the package or tablets. It claims safety based on physicians' prescriptions and recommends Handy boxes of twelve tablets and larger bottles sold by druggists, noting the product treats several pains and that aspirin is the Bayer trade mark.
The proprietor states they will run the Mansfield Shoe Shop on Saturdays and during rainy days, ensuring continued access for customers despite weather.
Report asserts ninety nine of a hundred druggists recommend Chamberlain's Colic and Diarrhoea Remedy when diarrhoea medicine is asked for They claim customers say it can be depended upon despite claims of superior profits from alternatives.
Families plan trips to California via gate. John Young and Hazel Bryant visited Sunday. James Pope traveled from St Joseph for a brief stay. Lucille Short visited Miss Perle Broyles. John Miller Leonard and Miss Iva Hooper from Springfield visit locals. Mt Everett services drew a large crowd with Rev James Pope delivering the sermon. Revival starts at Mt Everett Church September 1. Allen Broyles and Frank shipped a carload of cattle to St Louis. Will Amos and daughter Fern visited relatives here. Hazel Shinpaugh spent night with Beulah Odle. Locals hope for rain.
An all day singing event to be held in the old books at Mountain Grove Missouri on the second Sunday in September. Dinner on the ground at the Saints Church one block south of the depot. Paris Odle and J W Bruzal will lead the singing sessions.
An advertisement touts McGee's Baby Elixir for a sickly infant with digestive troubles and loose stools. It claims to regulate bowels, ease the stomach, and restore health. Sold by all druggists for 8 cents or 60e.
Myrtle Hartzell Newton born December 10 1675 in Bradford Ohio moved to Mo as a child married Logan Newton in 1903 their three children Logan Elmer Zelda Elapha and Andrew died August 20 1922 at 730 pm she was a member of the M E church from early childhood Funeral services were held at the M E church September 2 conducted by Rev G Chadwell Norwood and Rev W Paterson Mansfield with a large congregation and burial in Mansfield Cemetery
We thank friends and neighbors for help and kindness during our companion and mother’s sickness and death. The deceased had a nervous condition that limited company, but we appreciate friends’ offers to help. J. R. Newton and family.
J. C. Carter Garage advertises automobile tube patches and promises a free Ford car number to customers who purchase patches. The promotion emphasizes the chance to win the new Ford through the sale.
Mrs. C. M. Jarrett of 220 Oak Street Mountain Grove Missouri reports lasting kidney relief from Doan's Kidney Pills. She cites backache bladder trouble and irritation with lasting improvement and continues to highly recommend the remedy as of January 15 1920. Price 60 cents at dealers and a noted Foster Milburn Co. advertisement.
Roy A Prock and Ethel D Prock mortgage deed from March 18 1918 secures note. The property in Wright County Missouri comprises parts of Section 30 Township 80 Range 15. On October 6 1922 at Hurtville court house the trustee will sell at public vendue for cash to satisfy the note, interest, costs, and attorney's fee.
A historical advertisement warns against calomel mercury use for liver issues. It urges readers to choose Dodson's Liver Tone as a safer, non salivating alternative, promising quicker relief with no dental or digestive harm. The copy targets consumers with claims of nausea, weakness, and lost work time from calomel.
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