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Newspaper
Mansfield Mirror
Location
Mansfield, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Sep 11, 1919
Page
2
NORCROSS HERD presents its big boned Poland China boar as the centerpiece of the herd. The seller cites celebrated bloodlines, Eastern state prominence, and a future as a famed breeding animal. Males for sale with pedigrees, offered for Mansfield's Eighth annual Agricultural and Stock Show Sept 24 10 27.
A vintage ad warns that Calomel and dynamite style tonics harm the liver causing nausea and constipation. It promotes Dolson’s Liver Tone as a harmless vegetable alternative that cleanses the liver without sickness, promising waking energy and suitability for children.
At the Baptist Church Tow village T B Ritzinger preaches at the Battist church service on Sunday.
Mansfield Missouri reader reports years of kidney pain from long hours of carpentry and stooping. After using Doan's Kidney Pills, soreness and lameness lessen and back pain eases, restoring fitness for work. Price 60 cents at all dealers. Foster Milburn Co. sponsors adman.
Rev Oscar Wright of Springfield preached at the Christian Church Sunday delivering a sermon to the congregation at the Elymnel service.
Bizarre health claim urges readers to drink hot water with limestone phosphate each morning to “detoxify” stomach, liver, kidneys, and bowels. Promotes cleansing, purifying effects and repeated benefits for energy, headaches, and overall wellbeing.
Ora Brotemarkle and family Miss Annie McKinney and Arthur Willard were guests of 3S St Willan Sunday. Chester Snyder went to Springfield to enter high school. Pleas Doyel and family were dinner guests at the WA. Christy home Sunday. Mr Woody bought the Tom Kirk farm. Frank Ballard sold this farm. Arthur Greenwood entered Mansfield high school as a freshman Monday. Ed Williams wife and four children of Adrian visited here last week. Miss Edith Schafer of Springfield came home Saturday night for the ice cream supper at her father’s home. Lulella Christy entered Mansfield high school Monday as a freshman. Jim Findley has a new roof on his house. An ice cream supper for about 30 at Wilbur Johnson home Saturday night. games till late. Ed Williams and Mr Schafer visited Mr Woody’s Sunday. Harry Williams of Oklahoma visiting friends here. Guests at J B Greenwood’s Sunday were Mrs Greenwood and two children. Miss Vivian Smith Miss Corelia Christy and Glenn Wehr visited. Those at W A Christy home Friday evening were Ed Williams and family Miss Hazel Greenwood and Glen Wehr. Miss Hazel Greenwood and Glenn Wehr in Mansfield last week. Mr Schafer entertained neighbors last Saturday night at an ice cream supper in his new home in honor of his son Arnold, recently returned from overseas. Arnold enlisted January 2, 1915 served 18 months on the U S S Elliot, three trips across the ocean guarding transports. Schafer’s new house nearly finished, six rooms large closets cupboards two porches. Macomb Christian Endeavor meets at Baptist Civet on third Monday monthly and at Methodist church second and fourth Sunday monthly. Sunday school at Macomb Methodist at time o clock. SOMEBODY ELSE
A historical ad praises Chamberlains Cough Remedy as effective for coughs colds croup and whooping cough. It claims long use favorable results and endorsements from mothers noting it is pleasant to take and safe for children as it contains no opium or narcotics. It includes testimonials about relief for croup and general household use.
Cornelius Vanderbilt, heir to the Vanderbilt fortune and son of Brig. General Cornelius Vanderbilt, left Newport to become a reporter on the New York Herald at twenty five dollars a week. He secured the job through a self written letter to the city editor saying he wished to be a reporter. He cites respect for newspaper men and his wartime service with the Twenty seventh Division in France as background for his initiative.
The Mirror states it will send in your subscription for any periodical it publishes, confirming service and billing terms.
An advertisement claims pimples and skin irritation signal sluggish impure blood. It touts S. S. S. as a safe vegetable remedy with no minerals or chemicals, offering guidance from L Swit Laboratwi PotI for free advice and a bottle from the drugstore.
Chas Priester has sold his Grove Street store to A. Webly in a transaction finalized this week. The buyer is identified as a local grocer with plans to expand offerings in the Pine Ridge area.
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