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Newspaper
Mansfield Mirror
Location
Mansfield, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Sep 13, 1917
Page
2
Traverse City resident Mrs. J W Fiulwards credits Black-Draught Liver Medicine with curing long liver troubles after other remedies failed. She praises its quick relief and safety for all ages, noting 25 cent packages and extensive past use benefiting thousands, with no after-effects.
The event drew a well attended crowd at Floyd Toeads on Saturday night as the singhrus at disper Now tas Billey nieht and at Floyd Toeard's hosted the gathering.
Fragmentary OCR notes mention individuals including Glan, Holsdy, Annora, Mrs.George Taylor, Hogeye, Miss Krine Kennedy, Ray Howeard, Irving Tooek, Syprimmpfield, Ed a Told, Miss Adhe, Sueing at diasy er Nestwis, D D Howard, S.R Hedricis, and Bob Tegeah. Details are garbled with no clear events or dates.
An advertisement touts Freezone for corns promising painless removal. It claims the product dissolves corns and calluses with little skin irritation and can be bought at drug stores or via wholesale houses. It urges readers to ask pharmacists for a small bottle.
Last week a trade linked Joly Kennedy with Seymour for Black Jack Sprout. Details are sparse but the note records a transfer of cans between parties in the marketplace.
Last week at Buzzard Roost includes a weekly prayer meeting at Uncle Sam Duchaowns new house every Sunday night and Sunday school at 23h. Davina Solie notes warm weather while events shift to Nook School with Miss Susan. The Flat Rock school teacher hoarding and mentions of Mary Rapper and family, Oliver Mortis staying, Mrs Landsdown assisting with state dry goods.
Guidance on quick, practical tips for advising others and a suggestion that using Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy demonstrates helpful influence. Includes a flawed endorsement and an advertisement-like tone with older prose.
Rembert preaches at Poeasant Wilbeve on the first Saturday night with Sunday services following. Rev M ob CHM leads Sunday Salil at 1 a m. John Hieitian serves as superintendent. Miss Veudones EBtie Coday and wife visit Latvesae St Gere Syndine. Gitties Haire returns from il je west. Jot Willams and Ben Davis plan travel near Mountain route for sheep. Nancy Scott visits with teane fiplles. Shert Coday moves. Mrs James Prye reportedly sends a Letter. Rippee prepares to make molasses this week amid CRAZY MADGE.
An old advertisement promotes Sta-Wers Vegetable Tablet to ease dyspepsia and bilious symptoms. It claims relief for indigestion headaches liver dullness and loss of appetite. Price is 25 cents with trial package offered free on request from Sta-Wel Remedy Co Springfield Missouri.
Route Number Three preaching scheduled at New Hope on Saturdays and Sundays at HOU. Rev G Childwel, Pastor George Mallory and spouse, Mrs DOS Dorrell and son Arthur attended dinner at Hoeths home Sunday. Clastey and others visited Rev G Ch Tedwell of Manstela for revival appointments at the Baptist chapel. They delivered two sermons. Aller! Bane’s visitors at the home. brother Sam and Jesse Newton spent Sunday.
At the home of HG Newton and wife Mattie Clark spent Sunday with home folks. Barthey and wife and daughter visited Dr. Bartley. Pearl Wells and Louise Carter were Sunday visitors at the P. J. Wells home. Joe Branstetter’s were dinner guests at Albert Pate’s. Harvey from Douglas Co visited at Jasper Newton’s. Geo Mallory and wife spent Saturday night with their son Will. H N Matlock, Will Paxton, and Hoe Brizeale and wife were Sunday visitors. A L Leidy and wife and Arvel Claxton and wife visited Po Leidy of West Plains. Dillard Paxton and wife arrived from Greensboro, Kas., for a visit with relatives, accompanied by Will Paxton, wife and daughter. Alex Clink near Grove Spring spent Sunday evening with Mate Dealman. Morgan Dodson’s visited Jasper Newton’s Sunday.
Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy offers prompt relief for sudden colic and diarrhoea. The ad stresses its quick effect and urges families to have this medicine on hand while awaiting a physician or alternative medicine. It claims wide availability and strong reputation.
A weekly schedule lists Sunday School at the Moore school house every Sunday at 2 p m and singing at 6 p m. Preaching at the Tharp o school house on the first Sunday with Ree WHH Moore, and third Sunday by Rev. Food Light. Sunday School at Pleasant Grove every Sunday at 10 am with evening and night preaching by Rev E Seal monthly. Local farming notes mention threshing plans depending on rain, and crop outlook with corn and cane. District superintendent Rev JW Borah of Springfield delivered a sermon at the Moore, with Rev G F Bundy of Mountain Grove also present. Bundy will return next Sunday for a regular appointment.
A health tip notes constipation as a root cause of many ailments. It advises keeping bowels regular to avoid illness and recommends Chamberlain's Tablets when a laxative is needed. The tablets are said to move the bowels improve appetite and strengthen digestion and are available everywhere.
Rev SC Neely of Seymour preached at the Baptist church Sunday delivering a sermon before the congregation.
Publicized pharmacy ad touts Dodson's Liver Tone as a safe, pleasant tasting vegetable remedy replacing calomel. Local druggists back it with guarantees and money back refunds if relief is not achieved. Claims include no griping, no next day sickness, and renewed vigor after a single nightly dose.
Last week's items list residents and visitors at Pleasant Knob including R T Nelson and wives Everett Catie and wife, Boyd Asher, and William Walters hosting Sunday. Rae Howard departs to Iowa seeking work. Fred Thompson a Seymour caller. Charlie Knight at home. Mitt Dudley and daughter Violet in Midway. W J Rutherford and Mrs. Rutherford in Mansfield. Maude Todd at Will Dickard's. local youths anxious about wartime but hopeful. Widow Bedol.
Mansfield residents urged to try Doan's Kidney Pills for kidney and back trouble. Mrs. Martin Hansen of Willow Springs, Missouri, reports relief after two boxes, noting lasting kidney health. Foster-Milburn Co. advertises the remedy at 60 cents.
Route Number 2 last week's sums. J W Brentlinger called on Rev Jus Davis Sunday evening and found him feeling about the SBIne. Joe Main and brother Tom were dinner guests at Sam Let singer's Sunday. Mrs Harley Stout and Miss Zella Letsinger were at J W Edwards' Monday helping peel peaches. Miss Lydia McIoosh returns to Mansfield Monday after uw
Miss Oma Litsinger stays with Chas Davia. Miss Rose Williams enters Mansfield school. Elwood Bogart baled hay for Marian Letsinger. work delayed by rain. Chas Davis of Kansas City visited J W Brentlinger. Russell Walker away in Douglas County. Aug 30’s shower noted. Mrs Hale helped perl peaches at Edwards. Wesley Stout and Elwood Bogart baled for John Brentlinger. Sam Letsinger visited Harley Stout. Mrs Harley Stout cooked for thresher wen. J A Riley visited Mrs Floyd. Moody visitors at Clarence Shinpaugh’s. R J Freeman dined at Fred Yarnall’s. Drew Turner visited Mrs Rowland. Ed Williams visitors at Paul Willis’s. Rev J F Allman visited J W Brenolinger and dined at Mrs Peters’. Dinner guests included Mrs Riley and Lula. Lula Carter visited Miss Blarrhe Moore. returned Monday. Marian Letsinger’s Sunday at Link Letsinger’s. George Walker’s moving back to Macomb.
Sanol, a family remedy, is advertised with an absolute guarantee. The notice emphasizes that Sanol is safe and effective and sold at 35 cents, with a claim of $100 value at the drug store.
A Friday evening shower boosts crops nationwide with grain and vegetables thriving. Notes mention Bob Pearl employed by WW Walters last week, and Jobo and Cleo Kelly delivering logs to a sawmill during the period. June Bug.
An old advertisement claims pale sickly children with nose picking and teeth grinding have worms. It promotes WHITE'S CREAM VERMIFUGE as a cure restoring health and cheerfulness. Price 25c per bottle. Sold by Fuson Drug Co. adv.
Weekly Norwood Route 1 column notes singing at Macomb Baptist Church every Saturday night. Several Macomb area men left for Tarkio to work: Harve Ary Elmer Findley Edgar Freeman Alva Freeman Clint Williams Ralph Dake Arnold Ryan Oscar Ryan. Families Joe Dennis wife and son Sam Bob Richard and Jim Brazeal Mrs Joe Frye headed to the association at Phelps County in wagons. Mrs Dike Hale near Mansfield joined sister Mrs Brad Findley for the Macomb association. Frye, son of John and Mrs Prye, now at Lambert Miss as an operator, married Bertha Hrackenes at Burnsville Miss. They will visit family before returning home. Ollie Frye stayed with Mrs Joe Lanham at Macomb association and helped. Elva Inman staying with Mrs Sam Hart this week. First Sunday in September at Tomb Baptist Church all day singing. bring well filled baskets.
Miss Martha Findley was returned from Springfield. Oscar Preeman came home Saturday night. Bud Moon from Seymour attended the old time singing at the Baptist church on Sunday and stayed at Boss Findley’s. Robert Preemrn from Prairie Hollow spent Sunday at W. H. Brake’s. Canning fruit is the order of the day.
A large crowd filled the Macomb Baptist Church for an old time singing session. Sunday school meets each Sunday, with preaching scheduled for the third Saturday and Sunday of each month.
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