Dr Pierces Favorite Prescription Promoted for Women Suffering
A dated advertisement touts Dr. Pierys Favorite Prescription as relief for female suffering. It claims the remedy has helped thousands, cites experiences from Kentucky and a user in Frankfort who reports neck and back pain relief after years of illness, and urges women to seek the tablet or liquid form at drug stores.
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Piercy
Frankfort
N. Delly Meariwerder
Bas “Ikerson Street
Hampshire People Show Generosity
A fragment from a local report notes residents of Hampshire contributing to a college aid drive. The piece mentions a community event, a typhoid concern, and a call for support to benefit an unnamed college, with a focus on aiding a family and improving local conditions.
Phosphate City Tops Red Cross Roll in Campaign
Under Mrs. Charles S. Jackson a fourth roll off by the Mt. Pleasant Red Cross chapter yielded strong results. Leroy T. Hammond reported the renewals nearly doubled last year, with more returns expected. The drive, led by Mrs. Charles S. Ficken, emphasized organized effort and broad participation across the community.
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Wesday
Mt. Pleasant
Ted Cross
Leroy T. Bammond
Charies
Tax enforcement boosts county revenue, Herald notes
Foreman Witherspoon and Attorney General Loonry B White tout the Herald's publicity for wheel tax enforcement. White says the law remains in force despite unpopularity and that evidence supports district attorney actions. many offenders face grand jury review.
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Herald
Loonry B White
White
Cal, Woo, Witherspoon
Grand Jury
Ownota
Farriss 10 Attends Meeting of Board
Board secretary Cathy Hareldt Mary Mo Partha explains Saturday plan for committee meetings. Attendees discussed distribution and clarified needs, with the session focusing on organizing upcoming tasks and confirming publication notes.
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Cathy
Final chAnce narrows for dog owners in Herald tax case
Grand jury returns more indictments as officials report 21 new true bills. Five for dog tax failure and five for wharf tax, plus cases for distur bance in worship, carrying a pistol, public profanity, assault and battery, and perjury before the grand jury. A December 4 return date offers violators a final chance to pay taxes and avoid further action.
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Grand Jury
Columbia
Waynesboro
Loveney B. White
Burns
Pape's Cold Compound Promises Quick Relief
An advertisement claims a single dose relieves a severe cold within hours. It touts a regimen of doses every two hours up to three, clearing nostrils and head, easing headache and fever, and ending stuffed sinuses. The product costs only a few cents at drug stores.
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Pape
Butter fat price slips to fifty five cents
A garbled market note reports butter fat at fifty five cents and hints at dairy price shifts affecting farmers. The confusion in wording suggests a report on dairy commodity trends and potential price pressure for milk makers.
Dalton Oliver Goes To Land Flowers In Morita
Dalton A Oliver and Jamily tit this morning travel to Winter Garden Morita to join the Maury county colony and begin a new home. Oliver has long been active in community affairs and is well regarded. he and his family plan to settle with neighbors and start a new phase in their lives.
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Maury County
Florida
Dalton A. Oliver
Jamily
Winter Garden
Morita
Mr. Oliver
Dr Fontaine Moore Called by Death
Dr Fontaine Moore a leading Memphis physician and specialist died suddenly Sunday night after a brief illness. He married Miss Florence Shelton years ago and is survived by his wife and a fourteen month old daughter Sue. Burial will be in Memphis.
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Price Crusade Also Gets in Bananas
The banana, once a cheap staple, rose to sixty cents a dozen in recent years and now drops to thirty cents per dozen as part of a broader price squeeze on living costs. The note mentions common items showing reduced purchasing power of the dollar and references past prices.
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County Teachers to Meet Next Saturday at Poor Farm
Maury county teachers will gather at the poor house on Saturday morning for a regular meeting of teachers in the area. Superintendent Grab will prepare the program for the hearing. all teachers are urged to be present.
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Columbia
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Whit Might
Herald
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Ike
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Women of the Country Market Poultry Cashes In
Mrs. L. E. Hardison of Rock Springs sold her flock earning 212.10 on 43 birds averaging about 4.00 each. Edith Barker, same vicinity, sold 53 birds for 196.15. Grace Hallard, Washington county Nebraska attorney, faces ouster proceedings over alleged failure to prosecute liquor violations.
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Rock Springs
Phore
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Grace Hallard
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Danderine Ad Claims Hair Regrowth and Shine
An advertisement touts Danderine as a hair treatment. It claims applying the product results in renewed life, vigor, brightness, color, and thickness with no fallen hairs visible in the scalp tests. The wording resembles vintage ad language and cites beauty benefits.
Wheel Taxes Due by December Ninth in County
The Daily Herald reports wheel taxes must be paid by December 9. Lists of taxed vehicle owners by district and owners who have paid are in the grand jury and clerk records. Delinquent owners face potential indictment when the grand jury reconvenes. taxes paid now save costs and potential fines.
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Daily Herald
Grand Jury
Clerk Lipscomb
Gant
Real Singing at Elks Minstrel for Charity
A December 7 Gram Theatre minstrel show to aid a charity fund features Colorado’s best vocalists and a large male choir. Director Mr Neon announces Camille Horndun Rally Hayes Bella Bare Ambormen Annie Grace OCalashan Charlotte Scott Ruth Fleming Mary Cooper Boyd Allyne Church Ruaenia Jackson Mary ONeil Mary Phillips Orr Lawle Mesturmer Andrew Dale M Jones and T Dogger will perform in the program.
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