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Newspaper
Mansfield Mirror
Location
Mansfield, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Sep 12, 1918
Page
2
Health column urges drinking a glass of hot water with limestone phosphate each morning to cleanse the stomach liver and bowels. It claims internal sanitation boosts appetite and overall vitality, suggesting widespread benefits for constipation bilious spells and skin issues, with minimal cost.
In Clear Valley the refreshing rain Friday night was deeply welcomed after a dry spell. Wom Brand spent Sunday with W. O. Williams. Mrs. Grant Morgan called on neighbors.
A fragment describes a product claim that treats bladder disorders by neutralizing acids in urine, reducing irritation, and promoting normal function. It mentions harmless effervescent water and inexpensive remedies, with references to salts and bodily effects.
This week mentions Hisse Wheat leaving Saturday for Bryant to teach Flint Point School. Doc Findley and wife were called to John Findley’s Friday account of their baby’s illness. Miss Claribel Fry visited Gertie Stout and attended a party at FLA Cole’s Saturday night. Mrs. Albert Crippen and children of Joplin visit Cyrus Hire and wife in Mansfield. Mrs. Roy Buckles hosted a noon gathering with baskets, meals under the trees, music, and socializing. Families represented include G Dennis, FA Cole, Geo Frye, Mrs Willie Smith, Geo Ajirs, Westbrook, Houston Smith, Qanaday, Claribel Frye, Leota Morgan, Gertie Stout, Homer and Russel Stout, and Harland Williams. Mrs. Riley Deavers hosted dinners for Wesley Stout, El Deaver, Sam Crane, and Mary Ann Morgan. Frank Ligget and family visited his father in Macomb. Ela Stout threshing near Cellar Gap. Mr. Byran and Mose MecCrite from Bryant attended PF A Cole’s party Saturday night. Mrs. Grant Morgan and family leave for Sapulpa, Oklahoma.
Shiloh community updates include Sunday and Saturday Sunday school sessions led by W. M. Rogers and families, visits from Rev A L Babb and others, church attendance by Mattie Pugh and Stella Merritt, and social events such as an ice cream supper at Mr Trettin’s. Local travel includes Houston Freeman and wife visiting Columbia. twin babies born to Will Wood and wife weighing 5 pounds and 6 pounds.
The piece notes cool fall like weather over several days and mentions Leonard Bogart improving. It lists visits and church attendance including Raymond Johnson leaving for Olahoma and various residents visiting Brush Arbor services with family and friends.
Leavenworth resident recounts severe weakness before childbirth and credits Cardus with restoring health. She says four months of use brought strength, weight gain to 167 pounds, and a marked change in appearance. Backed by a broad claimed track record of female patients.
A brief note of congratulations circulates among writers and friends for Sukey, celebrating a milestone or achievement as part of a social acknowledgment in the literary community.
An old home remedy claims Wyeths Sage and Sulphur Compound darkens gray hair naturally and evenly. A druggist notes wide use for restoring color. applied with a comb or brush, gray strands vanish by morning after one or two uses. The product is marketed as a toilet preparation, not a medicine.
Fairland Valley reports farmers plowing and preparing to sow wheat as spring work begins. P J Wells’ daughter from Oklahoma visits the area this week. Miss Ethel Kelly spent from nearby.
An advertisement attacks calomel for liver cleansing and promotes Dodson’s Liver Tone as a safer, harmless alternative. It claims the product starts the liver without causing griping or salivation and even safe for children, with a money back guarantee if not effective.
Friday through Sunday Mrs. Hosie Walters of Oklahoma visited family here with Wm. Walters and wife Mrs. L M Musgraves who is on the sick list and reported better at IVANHOK.
An advertisement touts Texas Wonder as a remedy for kidney and bladder issues plus back and rheumatic pains. It promises home delivery by mail of bottles and states installment payments with a money-back offer, listing a St. Louis address and unclear mailed order terms.
Very cool after the rain, leaving everything green. Hollie Holt’s father has been very sick but is improving. Mrs. E. E. Standard remains ill. J. Mark Mink and RL, Mook, and nephew made a trip to Mt. Grove. BE Standard visited Mt. Grove midweek and returned Friday night. Mrs. G. Akers received letters from two sons, one in France, one in Germany. the German son is hungry. Mesdaies Mink and Holt visited Mrs. BE Standard. Earl Johnson and wife visited old friends. Earl returned to work at St. Joseph. D. W. Parry’s hay hands report a short hay season. Mrs. J. Mark Mink learned of a card from her brother Scot Millsap in France. W. S. Vaughn lost a fine cow last week to cane.
Route Number Three preaching at New Hope every first and third Sunday at 11 a.m. Rev J B Seal pastor prayer meeting every second and fourth Sunday afternoon. Ralph Dorrell of Tar River Oklahoma spent Friday night with his parents D S Dorrell and wife L L. Gand and wife and Miss Idaf Hollimn were dinner guests at Chas Mitchell's Sunday. Jerry Oliver and wife and Mrs Jessie Branstetter dined at D B Dorrell's Sunday. Miss Alvin Windley of Hartville attended preaching at New Hope Sunday. Ethel Mitchell spent Thursday night at OU. F Harris Casey Jones
The passage asserts experience is the best teacher and argues that using others experience is valuable. It extols Chamberlain's Cough Remedy for coughs and colds as reliable, prompt, effective, and pleasant to take, urging readers to try it.
Wolf Creek reports plentiful rain reviving pastures while community events unfold. An ice cream social honored Clyde Jones at John Jones' on Wednesday night. Rev F J Light, recently returning from preaching down south, is noted. Cutting corn dominates the day as Warren and Florence Campbell visit their grandmother Mrs Mary Coday. Mrs Charley Smith and family stay with France Smith at BLUE BELL over the weekend.
G A McBride of Headford Ontario says he has sold Chamberlain's Tablets for about two years and after trying them finds no equivalent. If you suffer indigestion or constipation, give them a trial. They will do you good.
Mrs L J Rushing on sick list. Joe Rushing and wife visited his mother. J B Howard’s family spent Sunday with D Howard. KLUB BYRD BEAUTY.
An old advertisement claims the product destroys intestinal worms and nets as a tonic for sick systems. It mentions a price per bottle and that the medicine is sold by all dealers in a nationwide fad.
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