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Newspaper
Mansfield Mirror
Location
Mansfield, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Sep 14, 1916
Page
3
An advertising claims Hall's Catarrh Cure cures catarrh in all stages by acting on blood and mucous surfaces. The ad offers $100 reward for any case it cannot cure and notes the product is taken internally. Includes address in Toledo, Ohio and urges purchase from druggists.
A rainy spell signaled a southern district update with several movements and events. Jake Howard made a business trip to Seymour during the first week, Alfred Rushing returned from Texas Friday, and H A Dedman hauled hogs to Mansfield. Cleo Kelly left for Hartville school, L J Rushings hosted a well attended Saturday singing, Marshall Dodson and wife visited his in laws, and a revival begins at Hargus Chapel led by Rev Luke Marler.
Winter colds begin with a sneeze and sore throat and can linger. Dr Kings New Discovery, with antiseptic balsam, has helped break up colds and heal coughs for 47 years. It loosens phlegm clears the head and eases breathing, available from your local druggist.
Jasper Taylor buys a silo and John Hamilton works on another silo for Taylor this week. A called Antioch meeting drew few attendees. The infant daughter of Ham Pool and wife was buried at Antioch Friday due to infantile paralysis. Relatives surprised Lom Hamilton on his birthday anniversary Monday night.
Ad promoting Chamberlain's Tablets claims aging signs stem from liver and bowel neglect. It advises keeping bowels regular and liver healthy to look younger and describes tablets as easy to take and effective for constipation or biliousness. Available everywhere.
T. R. Allen, who had been visiting at the A. C. Legere home, has returned to his residence in Oklahoma.
A local notice invites residents of Mansfield and nearby areas to visit Mountain Grove for dining, offering guidance on where to eat and highlighting nearby options for travelers seeking meals during their visit.
An early 20th century ad promotes Dr King s New Life Pills claiming constipation dulls the mind and complexion improves with a mild bowel movement. It urges readers to buy from a druggist and suggests a dose will brighten mornings.
H. Hensley, recently employed with a steam shovel gang in Columbus Kansas, has been visiting here.
An old advertisement asserts constipation causes many illnesses and promotes Chamberlain's Tablets as a laxative that also improves appetite and digestion. The ad claims these tablets move the bowels and strengthen the body and notes availability everywhere.
The Manes Mill owned by Guy Newton was destroyed Thursday night causing a substantial loss.
A fragmented ad copy urges giving good advice by setting a good example and cites Chamberlains Cough Remedy as influential. It notes the Mansfield Concert Band hired for the Rogersville fair and promotes Herbine as a malaria remedy that purports to cleanse impurities and restore vigor at 50 cents.
Money to loan at 7 percent on improved farms in Wright and Douglas counties for seven years. Funds ready as soon as Lille is perfected with no delay. Contact Avery and Stephens at Mansfield Missouri by visit or letter.
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