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Newspaper
Mansfield Mirror
Location
Mansfield, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Sep 20, 1917
Page
3
An advertisement touts Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy as a medicine for sudden diarrhoeal episodes. It claims prompt relief, urges households to keep it, and notes availability everywhere.
William Newton shows some improvement while Miss Ethel Harris suffered a broken leg after being thrown from a wagon Tuesday afternoon. Miss Ethel Dedson is improving. Bailey Odell of near Seymour visited J M Newton’s during the week. The Midway canning factory is busy. Ozark Sister.
An early 20th century advertisement urges readers to combat aging by keeping the liver and bowels healthy. It promotes Chamberlain's Tablets as a simple, agreeable remedy for constipation and biliousness, claiming they help one feel younger and are easy to obtain everywhere.
The Rev G W Hales delivered his final sermon at the M E Church Sunday as his last appointment before the conference convening in Joplin on the 26th.
Advice stresses example as best guidance. People imitate quick recovery after using Chamberlain's Cough Remedy, a long trusted product available widely. Former public schools superintendent Prof. BRE, BE Coats was in town last week amid notes of travel.
An ad column touts Chamberlains Tablets to ease constipation and aid digestion while claiming broader health benefits. It notes Jesse Bruzeal and Earl Cauble as night clerks at the Prison depot in Seymour. Another ad promotes Ballard's Snow Liniment for swelling pain and inflammation with prices 25, 50, and 1.00 dollars sold by Fuson Drug Co.
Ezra Dennis and family and R R Wright motored to Rem bert last week leaving Mrs Dennis and children for a visit with home folk. Messrs Dennis and Wright returned home.
Prof E G Harris of Rolla surveys the Ozark Scenic Highway through Wright county. Dr R M Rogers assisted Army draft examinations at Hartville. Cy Craig visited relatives here. Various locals travel to Hartville and Deerfield Kas for draft, schooling, and land sales. Wedding of farm sales, auctions, and community notices urge exhibits for the fair. A 102 sheets 98 pillow slips and 140 napkins wash record from Young's Hotel is noted. John Deere mower promos, birthdays, and a worm remedy ad close the item.
A blistering warning against calomel praises Dodson's Liver Tone as a safe vegetable alternative. The ad claims calomel causes salivation and illness, while Liver Tone cleanses the liver without side effects and can be given to children.
J A Biber completed a visit at the home of his brother W T Biber and returned to Imboden Arkansas.
An 1908 testimonial from Henry Bromley of Mountain Grove Missouri claims Dean's Kidney Pills cured years of kidney trouble, backache, and frequent passages after three boxes. A 1916 update from Brumley says kidney issues are entirely past, with the product sold for 60 cents.
C W Dogan is visiting his brother W Dogan and W family members for an unspecified period. The record notes kinship and hospitality without dating or further details.
A Springfield woman reports relief from over fifty gall stones after taking Sta Wel Vegetable Tablets. The ad promotes Sta Wel as a vegetable remedy for stomach, liver, and bowel ailments and lists uses from constipation to indigestion. It offers 25 cent price and a free trial package, with Sta Wel Remedy Co of Springfield as the source.
Seymour Citizen editor Carl Garner was noted as visiting the area last week in a brief local item.
An old advertisement touts Herbine as a medicine that cures biliousness, malaria and constipation. It claims the first dose improves feel and a few more doses cure completely, and lists a price of 503 with Fuson Drug Co as the seller.
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