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Newspaper
Hayti Herald
Location
Hayti, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Aug 31, 1916
Page
2
Mrs Clara Avery of Highwood Illinois recounts years of female troubles and dizzy spells ending after taking Cardus the tonic now sold as Cardui a herbal remedy claimed to restore strength and relieve symptoms for worn-out women facing heavy housework and overstrained organs
A historical pamphlet like argument accuses the Republican party of veering from Lincoln’s aims, claiming white privilege dominates party events and denying negro leaders spots on committees while promising equal rights in theory. It cites speeches and a Paris Negro rally with jumbled, inflammatory anecdotes.
The article urges merchants to launch fall ad campaigns promptly as crop conditions stabilize and consumer purchasing power returns. It notes summer business lag and predicts strong fair trade, with early advertising yielding higher profits for merchants.
Hayward postoffice to be discontinued on and after August, with patrons to receive mail from Portageville post office. Local farming community expresses regret over loss of a convenient local office and notes the good citizens who deserve service.
The piece argues that Mr. Hughes cannot be trusted to specify what he would have done when World War I began and during the ensuing diplomatic difficulties, asserting hindsight offers no advantage over foresight.
Mr Hughes alleges Republicans forced his run, claiming a mandate. He predicts November action will issue a writ of habeas corpus to remove him from public life.
A concise critique notes that Mr Hughes spreads misinformation. The text portrays a figure mired in false claims, urging readers to question statements and seek reliable sources.
Postmaster General Albert S. Burleson told the National Association of postmasters in July 1916 that proper rate readjustment will let the government introduce a one cent letter rate within the next year. He praised postal efficiency, noted a year’s surplus of 4 to 5 million dollars, and urged against extravagance to advance the reform.
John Kennedy of three miles west of Holland Missouri brought a bale of cotton to Blytheville for five cents a pound, noting this price mirrors the old lint cotton value from fifteen years ago. He says Blytheville is the best market in the county and that most local cotton goes there for sale. The Bale could fetch eighty to ninety dollars at the Blytheville market.
C L Leller and P B Ravenstein were watered over to Carutherville on Saturday for an undisclosed event.
The article warns that extreme heat and drought have harmed the current crop, urging farmers to diversify beyond cotton. It notes expected higher prices for next year, stresses soil moisture and timely seed bed prep, and urges planning for a resilient, varied farming mix to cope with scarce rainfall and hot seasons.
The Hayti Herald serves Pemiscot county with legal publications and county notices. Subscription price rises from 1.00 to 1.50 per year beginning May 1, reflecting a change in the family newspaper's rate.
A 100 dollar reward offer claims Hall's Catarrh Cure cures constitutional catarrh by internal use, targeting blood and mucous surfaces to remove the disease foundation and strengthen the system. The ad asserts the remedy’s power and invites verification by the medical community in Toledo Ohio.
It cites John Bradley of Kennett and Von Muayes of Hayti as regular contributors to Democratic newspapers in the district. A fishing party on the Mississippi River Sunday included Jim Murphy Mimer Stanley Marc Dortch Dan Gaskins Sid Dorris and Ward. A motor party from Caruthersville visited the city last Friday afternoon. Mrs H T Hunter Mrs R F Coppage Miss Virginia Hunter Joyce Huffman from Caruthersville and Miss Julia Sherrill of St Louis accompanied by Mrs Mary Curtner and her son Harry made business trips to the county seat Monday for circuit court matters.
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