Num Ber 40 For The Blood Endorsed By Patient Claims
A testimonial promotes Num ber 40 For The Blood claiming relief from rheumatism and nerves with repeated use. The writer cites the U S Dispensatory and New American Materia Medica to justify benefits for blood disorders, nervous conditions, eczema, and general organ health. Made by J C Mendenhall Evansville Ind for 40 years. sold by Preuit Dillehay Drug Co and Benson Cobb Drug Co in an advertisement.
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U. S
J. C. Mendenhall
Evansville
Ind
Preuit-Dillehay Drug Co
Benson-Cobb Drug Co
Saturday and Friday Society Notes and Recital
West Side Presbyterian Missionary Society meets Friday and Society News lists club activities. The hic eh Christian Temperance Union will meet Friday at 3 80 with Mrs C W Black 212 Gordon Drive West. Recital by Mrs J W Higdon and Miss Marjorie Rainey pupils tomorrow night at Albany High School auditorium.
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West Side Presbyterian Missionary Society
WII
Nessie Econ
Scccceene
Cc. T. U
Hic Eh Christian Temperance Union
C. W. Black
Gordon Drive
J. W. Higdon
Marjorie Rainey
Albany High School
Children of Confederacy program hosted by Marjorie Pointer
Marjorie Pointer hosted a Wednesday afternoon program for the Children of the Confederacy. The event opened with U D C Ritual and included songs How Firm a Foundation and Star Spangled Banner, talks on Elizabeth Morris and Stars and Stripes, a reading The Flag Goes By, and a social hour with refreshments.
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Children OF Confederacy
Marjorie Pointer
Children of the Confederacy
Elizabeth Morris
Stars and Stripes
Eller Hildreth
Bailey
Margaret Broadus
Star Spangled
Banner
Betsy Ross
Social Service Class Postponed by Central M. E. Church
The Social Service or Mrs Graham Sunday school class of the Central Methodist Episcopal church has been postponed until next month.
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Central M. E. Church
Tuesday Bridge Social Hosts and Getwell Plans
The Tuesday afternoon club, hosted by Mrs. Henry R Davis, saw Mrs. Alex Humphrey win the prize. Guests included Mrs. B. B. Pickens and Mrs. E. Previt. Ice course served. Mr. and Mrs. E. D. Whitman plan a trip to Iuka Springs Mississippi for five weeks of recuperation from flu and pneumonia. Ferry Street Rook Club meets Friday afternoon with Mrs. Sam Malone hosting. Mrs. T. M. Faust convalescent from influenza.
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E. D. Whitman
Iuka Springs
Miss
Mr. Whitman
Erry Street
Sam Malone
Ferry Street
Tvernoon
Chaddock Demonstrates Caloric Pipe Less Furnace in Chicago
Personal A. Chaddock of Chicago visits Twin Cities to showcase the Caloric pipe less furnace at Reuther Jewelry Company. Carl B Eubanks and Elmer Johnson depart for Albany Texas after brief family visits. William Ware of Pittsburg visits his mother Mrs. Jesse Mainard. Ora Lee Ware plans a late May school break visit. D W Irwin of Hillsboro visits. J J Jones regains health after extended illness. H B Cagle and M J Pruniski in Atlanta on business. J B Schimmel able to attend to business after illness.
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Carl B Eubanks
Elmer Johnson
Albany
Texas
Twin Cities
William Ware
Pittsburg
Jesse Mainard
Ora Lee Ware
Nother
Influence of Corn Club on Community Life
Curtis Hawkins of Sycamer Alabama notes the extension program spurred by boys corn clubs has transformed farming. He cites crop rotation, better methods, and increased home supplies, plus more diverse crops, improved schools and social life, water systems, and debt reduction as signs of stronger communities through club work.
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Extension Service
Aeburn
Ala
Tts
Hevenias
Curtis Hawkins
Sycamer- Alabama
Corn Club
Aseen
Have Their Own Language Says Frances Pitt
Frances Pitt in the National Review argues that nonhuman animals communicate purposefully through distinct behaviors and signals. Evolution’s diversity shows individuality in each creature, proving that no two mammals or birds respond identically to the same situation.
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Rac
Ihs
Frances Pitt
National Review
England
Arctic Terns Reach Northmost Breeding Range
The Arctic tern nests within seven and a half degrees of the pole amid a snow ring kept clear by the mother. It arrives in the far north around June 15 and departs for the south by late August when young can fly. Months later the birds are observed near Antarctica, about 11 000 miles away, with the exact route unknown.
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Antarctic
Old Widower and Auntie Tie The Knot
In a small-town moment two elderly locals, Mr. Old Jenkins and Auntie Old Murray, reportedly married, drawing excitement from resident Jimmy who cried out that the couple had waited a long time to wed.
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Pat
Jimmy
Old Jenkins
Old Murray
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