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Newspaper
Mansfield Mirror
Location
Mansfield, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Sep 18, 1919
Page
5
A garbled report skims a Washington scene with General Pershing and the Senate in session. It references the Treasury, the Bath House bullion project, and Ford era politics, hinting at legislative action and political maneuvering.
Last week’s TENU items include Mr and Mrs Dennis and others visiting at various nearby homes. Several couples attended Sunday gatherings with relatives and friends, and Kennedy family members were noted in calls and visits around town.
Paris Miss Lydia Arbogast recalls being 16 and frail with a sick headache and poor color. After using Cardui she improves, gains strength, and feels life is worth living. The ad touts Cardui as a safe vegetable tonic helping many women over 40 years.
Morning health tip extols drinking a glass of hot water with limestone phosphate to cleanse the stomach liver kidneys and bowels. Claims rapid improvement in dull heads foul breath sallow complexion and constipation for readers who wake with discomfort. Repeats warning that internal waste harms the blood and urges daily use as a simple remedy.
Ira Goss is sick again. Bob Davis is sick. Mrs Poort's daughter of Lincoln Nebraska and her son from Kansas visited her last week. The Lead Hill school started September 1 and the children seem to like their teacher fine, Liza Jane.
Mrs. Joe Fry spent Thursday afternoon at Everett Spence s. E Spence and wife and Mrs. Pearl White and two children attended singing at Macomb Sunday. Miss Opal Fry and Elza Owens visited the Spence school Friday afternoon. Elza Owens left Sunday night for Iowa. Miss Ruby Deckard spent Friday night and Saturday with her sister Mrs. Emmons Sikes. Miss Clarber Fry helped Mrs. Roy Dennis can peaches Monday. Joe H. Dennis and wife, Clarence Coday and wife and Mrs. Dave Sikes called at W. W. Fry s Sunday. Owen Fry will leave Tuesday night for Fulton to go to school. J. E. Stout and wife were in Mt Grove Friday. J. E. Scott and Roy Gann spent Tuesday night at Joe Fry s.
OAK FOREST residents report Tommy Burk returning home from Camp Dix New Jersey. Mrs. Alvah Filer and Mrs. Jasper Hyun visit Noah Duncan family in Wichita Kansas. Clara Beal plans Springfield and Lockwood trip returning Friday with Mansel Beal's daughter. Amis Filer visits St. Joseph with Earl Johnson. Charley Johnson travels to Denver. Bette Sumner guest of Clara Beal. C. C. Baker back at his farm. Will Bearce's family hosts depart for home. A C. Wilson visits Rolla with Charles Beal.
Cutting corn dominates activity as Walter Hensley sells his farm to Sam Smith who then sells to Dan Keys. Rev F J Light sells his farm. Mrs Eli Coday visits Roy New Mexico to see daughter Mrs Thomas Strong. Mrs Lilly Mott visits home folk. Attendees at Rev Light's Sunday included Miss Lillie Coday Leonard Newton and Hugh Jones. Helen Young visits aunt Mrs M Coday. Wolf Creek Association met last week and adjourned Saturday.
Pleasant Valley notes describe silo filling as the day’s focus. Andy Ross dined with John Dudley on Sunday. F. S. Kerr and son took a harness trip to Springfield this week. Leonard Murrells were dinner guests at Will Rosenear's Sunday. Will Reeves and Everett Todd visited from Friday to Sunday in Springfield. Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Claxton and son Herman of Kansas City and Mrs. Elia Clayton of Hartville visited F. B. Kerr Tuesday.
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