Prayed Not To See Morning By Mrs Jones Of Elmsford
Mrs Charles E Jones of Elmsford recounts years of illness and a life changed after taking Thedford s Black Draught She spent over four hundred dollars seeking relief and now sleeps well eats normally walks two miles and feels better despite prior heart indigestion and constipation Thedraught is described as a safe reliable herbal remedy suitable for all ages and should be kept in every family chest
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Elmsford
Charles E. Jones
Thedford
Hughes Questions Highlight Tough Policy Probes
A political tract lists ten pointed questions aimed at candidate Hughes. It challenges his stance on Belgium and the navy, the Lusitania disaster, arms embargoes, universal conscription, Huerta and Mexico intervention, shipping subsidies, labor rights, the Clayton antitrust act, the seamen’s bill, the Federal Reserve, preparedness funding, and the New York income tax stance. The piece frames these as tests of his consistency with Republican and national policy goals.
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Hughes
Belgium
United States
Hughes' Way Boy Saves Holland Dike Leak
A boy on a Dutch dike plugs a water leak with his thumb until help arrives, averting a widening breach. The scene highlights a civic heroism amid a broader political critique of Republican missteps and the Wilson administration’s results.
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Holland
Drastic Steps Urged to Clear Vacant Lots in Kennett
A Kennett proclamation orders all owners of vacant land to cut and remove weeds within ten days or face prosecution. The writer notes Bloomfield could use similar action and laments inaction by local officials. A wary tone suggests concern over possible threats.
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Kennett
Mayer
Wis
Bloomfield
Dunklin County News of Kennett debuts with Plunkett editorship
The Dunklin County News of Kennett Volume 2, Number 2, edited by W. I. Plunkett, launches this week. Plunkett, formerly with the Kennett Democrat, is an experienced printer and writer. The Democratic paper starts strong with advertising and attractive layout, and well wishes for continued success.
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Dunklin County News
Kennett
W. I. Plunkett
Plunkett
Kennett Democrat
Questioning the Leader’s Moves in November Decision
The passage questions the choice of leaving November’s decision to the weekly paid official, asking what readers would have done in his place and foreshadowing a future speech dilemma for Mr Hughes.
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November
Mr. Hughes
Missouri State Fair Dairying Growth Drives Sedalia Exhibits
The Missouri State Fair at Sedalia runs September 28 to 30 highlighting dairy industry growth near cattle wealth. New Ayrshire and Guernsey classes join premium lists, with extensive breed exhibits, special awards, and buyers opportunities as top herds display after Kansas City and Des Moines shows.
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Sedalia
Kansasity
Waterton
Iowa
Sedialin
Ayrshire
Guernsey
Lhis
Oil leaders visit city to advance first well project
Wim C Uphol Fr O Dwyer and M G Temple of the International Oil Association of St. Louis spent Friday and Saturday in the city leasing oil lands and selling stock as they plan the sinking of the first well. Derrick equipment will be erected soon. Blair Boyle, Little River Drainage District engineer for the area, now owns a new Oakland Six after driving it from St Louis last week. Mes red Larson attended the funeral of her step father Iinis McGhee at Caruthersville.
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Fr. O. Dwyer
M.G. Temple
International Oil Association of St. Louis
Blair Boyle
Little River
St. Louis
Mes Red Larson
Iinis McGhee
Caruthersville
May Day record of U S shipbuilding boom stated
The Department of Commerce on May 1 issued a state ment that steel merchant vessels building or under contract in the United States now number more than 1,000,000 tonnage. These figures show the greatest shipbuilding activity the country has known and every shipbuilding plant is working to capacity.
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Department of Commerce
United States
Preparedness Push Amid Election Debate
A Democratic administration and Congress have already approved hundreds of millions for preparedness before hearing from the Republican nominee, highlighting urgency in security and readiness efforts. The remarks frame preparedness as a cross party priority while the campaign response questions timing and priorities.
Army mobilization praised for speed and care under administration
The piece lauds the rapid and well managed recruitment drive of the Administration comparing it favorably to earlier enlistment days. It emphasizes swift organization and superior treatment of soldiers as the benchmark.
Keen Kutter Guaranteed Pocket Knives at Lefler's Drug Store
Lefler's Drug Store advertises Keen Kutter pocket knives razors and shears guaranteed. The promotion highlights a range of Keen Kutter tools available for everyday use at the local drug store.
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Keen Kutter
Lefler
Columbia
Mudbound Sovereign Cries for Rescue in Worn Car Tale
In a muddy road scene a traveler encounters an American sovereign stuck in a heavy six cylinder vehicle. The distressed narrator, recounting the moment, echoes a comical cry for aid, invoking a royal plea for a horse and a ride out of the mire.
Hughes Advocates Vague Alternatives to Policies
Mr. Hughes remains lucid only when he can be vague about his critique, suggesting alternatives to the policies he criticizes. His remarks imply cautious, noncommittal positions rather than firm policy proposals.
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Mr. Hughes
Suffrage Stance Noted In Disputed Letter
The letter discusses Mr. Gughes position on women’s suffrage. He does not oppose it but questions its usefulness and hints at a passive acceptance rather to active support. The piece reflects contemporary debate on voting rights and strategic attitudes toward reform.
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Gughes
Elias Nunn Records Longest Paid In Advance Subsriber
Elias Nunn of Gayoso holds the distinction of the longest paid in advance Herald subscriber in the latest list, marking a notable tenure in the paper’s subscriber base.
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Elias Nunn
Gayoso
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