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Newspaper
Mansfield Mirror
Location
Mansfield, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Sep 16, 1920
Page
5
An old blood remedy named S.S.S. is advertised to purge the disease germ from blood and relieve rheumatism. The ad urges starting S.S.S. now and offers free medical advice from the chief medical adviser at Swift Laboratory, Atlanta, Ga.
The readable text asks about a state poultry experiment, the Manative exhibit at Manefieldis station, and mentions planning to bring something to the fair. Details are garbled with unclear names and places, making precise identification difficult.
Route Number 2 Paul Williams travels to Macomb with companions to organize a farmclub, signaling potential pond prospects if funds keep flowing. Local residents visit, attend dances, fairs, and church services. Mansfield Fair dates are noted. ads promote RAT-SNAP and Worm cautions.
The State Fruit Experiment Station under Director F. W. Faurot bay promised an exhibit for the Mansfield Fair, signaling agricultural research outreach and community interest.
A Seymour reader Clara Peacock reports relief from stomach trouble indigestion and constipation using Thedford s Black-Draught. The letter praises gentle natural action and safety for all ages and urges readers to get the genuine product at their druggist NC 1A.
Several state presenters conclude their sessions with engaging, family friendly attractions planned for both young and old audiences. Organizers promise varied programs, live demonstrations, and interactive experiences to finish the event on a strong note.
An advertisement features Texas Wonder for kidney and bladder troubles including gravel diabetes and rheumatic pains. Claims a two month treatment with one small bottle and mail order option from Dr E W Hall St Louis Missouri. Available through druggists nationwide.
Elmwer Page and wife dined at Geo Fry s Sunday. Bartley s of Norwood, Misses Salle Mastoek and [eta Holliman] dined with Avit ehel Sunday. Pot Landis attended in Moaysfiehd. Eithel Mitchel, dhoe Halbens tay Neveton, Wolford erred. Plarvis Kits spent Wednesday at Mrs Agna Mell ins. Mrs DoS Dovreil dined at Silis Mann s Sunday. Oliver and wife and Miss Aleth Pindlew of Hartville attended Sunday school at Nw Thijs. Mes Mike Janstetter Monday visitor at DOS Darvell s. Paxton and wife, Will Paxton and wife, Jasper Newtons visited Perry Holli man s Sunday. Paul Harris celebrated his Hath birthday Sunday. Those who dined with lua near Velma Mitchell, Agnes Andrews, Jessica Holliman and Belle and Dorothy Wells. The following called in the evening: Dewey Andrews, Allen Poort, Paul Weils, Harry Land and the Mallory brothers.
Sept 29 to Oct 2 Mansfield events note Flat Rock school meeting Sept 24 and patron involvement. Local health updates include Mrs Early improving, ivy poisoning cases Maude Draper and W N Draper cement work for Chas Davis. Marriages G C Nonamaker and Etta Lund wed Sept at Bennington Kansas.
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