Orgatone touted by Jessie Greenway in Argenta Arkansas
Mrs Jessie Greenway of Argenta Arkansas declares Orgatone cured her long running nervous and malarial troubles restored sleep and energy. She credits the treatment with making her a new woman and says it surpasses all other medicines she tried. An Orgatone dealer is listed in Joplin Missouri with prepaid offer.
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Orgatone
Jessie Greenway
O18
St. Argenta
Arkansas
Noturo
Harry Kessinger Co
Jop- Bn
Misse —Adv
Theatre owner recounts harassment over show passes in Indiana
George Challis, owner of a theater in Monee, Indiana, faced weeks of passes requests triggering a confrontation. After a man insulted Challis and demanded a ticket, Challis refused and the man replied, then left with Challis' dollar in his pocket.
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George Challis
Monele
Ind
Indianapolis News
Chalis
Challis
Labor Scarce In Coal Region
In the Pottsville area the coal region faced a labor shortage as Jovah Schoen, superintendent of highways, advertised for men for street work but received only a single reply from a man eighty two years old. The fragment notes a remark about gender speech and truth.
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Bo Wearce Ts Yhor
Jovah Schoen
Pottsville
Tien
IIT
Ton Terral
Demvert Printing and Lithographing Company
Tertal
Arkansas Urges Public Support For Soldiers In France
Governor appeals Arkansas citizens to subscribe to a fund aiding soldiers in France. He cites 26,000 Arkansas troops in service and urges immediate, full contributions to back wartime needs. The campaign includes bond issues, distribution plans, and state leadership messaging.
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Linte
Krovel
Arkansas
Wwe Hay
Eames Anil
Thotiam
American Aris
Thik
Arkitnsas
Arcementi
Tony
Raisins 14
Amer
Wilhelmstrass
Citigen
Monroe County School Directors Plan October Fair
J. L. Bond reports countywide school directors organized for both Negro and white teachers. W. H. Laney completed the Monroe county director groups and a big celebration is planned for October 19-20 at the Monroe county school fair.
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J. L. Bond
Clarendon
W. H. Laney
Monroe County
Local notes include new mill incorporation and farm loans
The Hatesville fone and feed mill is incorporated with 18000 capital. A county association forms to expand the business in Weard county. Oxark merchants sell 40 bales of cotton for 10000. Williford’s National Farm Loan Assoc loans 26650. An inspector heads to Hardy. Batesville raises funds for a war library. Cleburne county fair set for November 29–30 at Heber Springs. Carl isle Chamber posts wheat trucks from England. Lonoke wheat acreage to rise. Stuttgart’s National Handle Co remodeling to reopen.
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National Farm Loan Associaton of
Williford
Hardy
L. R Kirby
Carlisle
More Trouble for Censors in Brooklyn Bagh Scandal
In Brooklyn a faction linked to the Branee group faces scrutiny as lenders instruct followers on releasing paths for missing rasebiters. The case involves alleged plouting penditicutties and growing pressure on authorities.
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Brooklyn Bagh
Imitation and Counterfeit Flattery Across Odd Notes
The clipping jumbles ads and lore with hair dye promises and patent medicines, noting La Creole Hair Dressing as the original and warning of lead poisoning from Utah’s Great Salt Lake areas. A political food contract debate threads through, while a humorous exchange about palm reading and a nose red remark closes the fragment.
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Aber
Great Salt Lake
Utah
Cardus praised as a woman's tonic from Mercer KY ad
A Mrs. W. T. Bull of Mercer Kentucky extols Cardus later Cardul, claiming it eased menopause symptoms. She notes notable improvements after two bottles, enabling work, walking six miles, and attending a street fair, and credits Cardul with saving her daughter's life during a severe spell.
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Mercer, Ky
W. T. Bull
Cardus
Central City
Cardul
Woman Teaches Seamanship at Charleston After Husband's Death
A Maine widow, Mrs. Charlott Patten, instructs beginners in nautical science at Charleston guiding sails after fifteen years aboard ships. She previously lived on a vessel led by her son in law, following the death of her sea-captain husband.
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Government Navigation Seh
Charleston
S. C
Charlott Patten
Maine
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Little Rock
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Oxark
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Stuttgart
Boise
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Congressional Record
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