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Newspaper
Mansfield Mirror
Location
Mansfield, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Sep 25, 1919
Page
2
Mail order sale offers fresh Bustiwan Nodak tuins with prepaid postage for all orders. Includes sizes not listed at quoted rates and cash only terms. Windele finishing offered with a return mail guarantee and on site proto work during the Paris period.
N Craig offers funds to loan on farms shown by TM Proved Farms in Wright or Douglas counties. The notice notes Craig’s willingness to lend money secured by farm properties and invites discussions with interested owners.
A loud warning against calomel touts Dodson's Liver Tone as a safe vegetable laxative. The ad claims calomel is dangerous, causes illness, and should not be used, while endorsing Liver Tone as a gentle, non salivating remedy suitable for adults and children alike.
Kev T. B. Ritzinger delivers a sermon at the Baptist church this Sunday, addressing faith and community.
An old warning style advertisement urges timely kidney health care, promoting Doan's Kidney Pills for 50 years. It features Mrs. Eli Wilson of Mountain Grove Missouri praising the remedy after suffering from kidney complaints with fatigue, vision issues, and back pain, claiming improvement after using the product.
Forecasters expect generally fair weather with near normal temperatures across the region. Residents are advised to carry light outerwear and stay hydrated as the day warms slightly before cooling evenings.
Accidents and sudden attacks occur unexpectedly and require first aid. OZONOL creamy antiseptic ointment from 040 NOL is promoted as the ideal immediate treatment for burns, cuts, rashes, and various inflammations. Keep OZONOL at home for urgent care.
JA Garrett of Pottersville has purchased the Noch tere at Denlow, indicating a local real estate or property transfer in the Denlow area. No further details on price or parcel size are provided in the readable text.
Mrs Hendrick dined at Hugh Williams Sunday. Oliver Johnson spent Sunday with Carl Slate and Clifton King. Mrs Hugh Williams began Friday night visit with her Tennessee parents. Elbert Churchill is quite sick with typhoid fever. Flat Rock school attendance is fine. Under 18 non students warned about truancy. Oscar Draper returned Sunday from Fort Scott Kansas to visit home folks. Ramie Bennett visited brother Vernon this week. He spent Saturday night with his sister Mrs Burley Moody. Clarence Shinpaugh visited Mrs Wm Hale Saturday night and Sunday. Willis Moody and family spent Sunday with them.
Housewives are canning tomatoes and peaches and a request for rain. Mrs. Terry Doyer is sick. Jessie Morton Homer Morton and Daniel Cass visited Macomb school Friday. Elmer Greenwood sister Vivian Smith have gone to Iowa to make their home. Arnold and Albert Schafer have gone to Tarkio to work. Pie supper at Macomb school house Saturday night September 20 for Salvation Army. Rev H Penwick preached at Macomb Methodist church Sunday. Macomb Christian Endeavor meets at Baptist church first and third Mondays and at Methodist church second and fourth Sundays at 8 o clock. Sunday school every Sunday at Macomb Methodist church. Somebody else.
Isaac Cantrell of Terre Haute Indiana writes that B A Thomas Hog Powder gave good results in helping sick hogs and kept others well He says it does all that is claimed and he would not lead a sick hog if he had used it sooner The ad ends with H M NorcrossAdv
Mt Pleasant area notes report preaching each second Saturday and Sunday while hot dry weather persists. Local movements include canned peaches, visits by Mrs Joe Lee Dennis’ niece Miss Howard, Gid Hensley and wife in Oklahoma, Miss Anna Thomas returning from Kansas, Miss Zena Smith at the canning factory, a birth to Archie Wilcox and wife Friday, and other visits among neighbors. Ballard’s Snow Liniment advertised for pain relief with directions and dealer note.
Weather and community updates include a note on rainfall needed for wheat plowing, an well attended ice cream supper at F. W. Thompson's Saturday, and Miss Jewel Rushing of Diggins visiting relatives near Knob School. The Mirror reminds readers to send subscriptions for periodicals.
Doubtless like other sufferers you have asked why you endure pain. Science links rheumatism to a germ in blood and promises relief by a remedy that removes these pain demons. S. S. S. has been used for over fifty years with voluntary testimonials from beneficiaries. Address Chief Medical Adviser Swift Specific Co Dept 43 Atlanta Ga for treatment of your case.
J. C. Carter is installing a furnace. H C Hogan of Seymour was in his residence during the week.
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