City News notices and local ads mixed in issue
Dr Pry helps readers see better while Grover Allison remains bedfast. The Globe offers a high quality dictionary for 98 cents. J C Killarney visits downtown several times weekly. Dr and Mrs E W Emery plan a Missouri fishing trip return Sunday. Learn to dance now with private lessons by Mrs Christine King at 425 Parallel, phone 1470.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pry. Grover Allison
J. C. Killarney
E. W. Emery
Missouri
Christine King
Capuchine Promises Quick Relief for Head and Back Aches
Women are advised that Capuchine is an ideal liquid remedy for head pain backache and periodic pains. The ad claims almost instant action when two teaspoonfuls are taken in water. It promises nerve soothing comfort and relaxation and suggests keeping a bottle on hand with doses at drug stores in 10 30 or 60 cent sizes.
Second Annual Scout Camp Opens Monday at Pittman Grove
Next Monday at 9 am the second annual Boy Scout camp starts at Pittman Grove onStranger Creek and lasts a week. Fred Puhrman donates grove use. scouts use camp equipment and a field kitchen run by a professional cook. Red Cross dietitians plan menus for wholesome meals. Contests, scoutcraft events, and a Court of Honor finale on Sunday evening June 19. George Hedrick and two assistants will lead. visitors welcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittman’s Grove
Stranger Creek
Fred Puhrman
Red Cross
George Hedrick
St. Joe
Pony Express
Ill Mrs Theuer and rain hit Ruhlman Bendena
A local notice reports Mrs George Theuer is quite ill while traffic parking areas show busy pace. Ruhlmans Bendena received heavy rain at noon yesterday. A marriage license was issued in Kansas City Kansas to Clarence Dorste of Atchison and Mayme Hardaway of Kansas City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruhlman
Kansas City
Kas
Clarence Dorste
Atchison
Mayme Hardaway
Chewing Tobacco Slogan Wins Prize in Capper's Weekly
A reader recalls winning a ten dollar prize for a snappy chewing tobacco slogan in Capper's Weekly. He jokes about the wording and notes Nellie Nutmeg, once a runaway now visiting Oak Mills, as a fresh but talkative movie actress sharing a confession. The writer hints at retirement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brother
Associated Press
Capper
Nellie Nutmeg
Oak Mills
Humorous store tale ends in lost trade with the Gregorys
A humorist recalls jokes about neck wear that backfired when Mrs. Gregory asked for something suitable for George. She accused him of being a dirty old smart aleck, spreading the incident through George. He laments whether he is astute or a jackass and invites a visit. The note closes with local ads and daily life references.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeremiah
Noah
Rev
Maggie
Arkansas
George Gregory
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Frigidaire
General Motors
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City News
Te Globe
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Barry Coal Co
Charles Nachtrieb
Walt Starnes
Campbell Bros. Circus
Golden Cherry
Bosanko's
George Theuer
Denman
D. T
Boston
Ally
Tenino
Wash
Raymond
Chamber of Commerce
Katherine Skelton
Howard Jensen
Yo-Yo
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Federal Reserve
Everest
Iime
W. K. Fast
Drury & Son
Lancaster
W. B. Becker
Farmington
Walter North
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