Influenza Raises Alarm Over Tuberculosis Risk
Washington reports that Spain's flu epidemic has raised pulmonary tuberculosis deaths. Surgeon General Blue urges precautions, lung exams at monthly intervals, and avoiding patent tonics. Officials warn weakened people are highly susceptible to TB and emphasize fresh air, nutrition, and proper living.
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Washington, D. C
United States Public Health Service
Spain
Arthur Newsholme
Public Hearth Service
England
United States
Rupert Blue
New York City
Department of Health
Framingham
Mass
Blue
Warning on Tuberculosis Early Signs from Surgeon General
The Surgeon General warns that persistent cold, declining strength, and lingering symptoms may signal tuberculosis. Seek prompt medical care as TB is curable in early stages. Do not trust patent medicine fakers. spend money on good food and decent living.
Holiday edition calls for Pemiscot county letters from soldiers
The paper solicits letters from Pemiscot county boys serving in France or overseas for a special Christmas edition. It promises to send a copy of the issue to every soldier whose name and address can be obtained, in gratitude for their service and sacrifice. Readers are urged to contribute letters and the names and addresses of those to receive the paper. The edition is slated for December 18 and will include features, current topics, and news.
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Pemiscot
France
Local couple wed at Beard Farms home
One of our best citizens and young men, trusted by business people, marries the daughter of Henry and Mrs Clark of Terry vicinity. They plan housekeeping at Beard Farms with Hagemann continuing management. Herald wishes the newlyweds happiness and prosperity. Jewelry ad: Turnbaugh's offers a line of rings.
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Henry Clark
Terry
Beard Farms
Hagemann
The
Herald
New Vale
Daily paper delivery promise from News Agency
News Agency offers daily and Sunday papers for home or office delivery. On sale at Dr. Trautmann's Drug Store, with D. A. Hedge promoting the service.
Hagemann Weds Mary Clark at Caruthersville Church
W. G. Hagemann, longtime manager at W. A. Beard Farms north of the city, married Miss Mary Clark Thursday at the Catholic church residence of Rev Father Mispagel in Caruthersville. The groom is a well known local figure.
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W. G. Hagemann
Terry
Mary Clark
Caruthersville
Father Mispagel
W. A. Beard
Our Christmas Edition War Press Urges Soldier Letters Early
In this Christmas edition the editors explain wartime delays and plead for soldiers to send names and addresses promptly so mail can reach troops before year end. The note emphasizes urgency due to ongoing conflict and shortened timelines.
Watches at right prices from Ibaugh's Jewelry Store
Deputy Internal Revenue collector Corley E Overall visited Caruthersville yesterday. He owns the Campbell Citizen newspaper and made a pleasant visit. A big sale is ongoing at the Boston Store in Caruthersville with J M Hamilton in town Wednesday afternoon.
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Turnibaugh's Jewelry
Caruthersville
Corley E. Overall
Campbell Citizen
Our City
J. M. Hamilton
Boston Store Caruthersville Big Reduction Sale
Sadie's and Boston Store offer a big reduction sale including men’s, women’s and children’s shoes and clothing and everything in stock at Caruthersville.
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Sadie’s
Boston
Caruthersville
Thomas Poultry Remedy boosts egg yield and guarantees refund
Money in Eggs Eggs are not bankable but the money from their sale is. This money is yours for the effort. How do you treat the hen that lays the Golden Eggs? B. A. Thomas' Poultry Remedy helps keep poultry in good condition and increase egg yield. We guarantee this and refund your money if not satisfied. Sanders' Store, Hayti, Mo.
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B. A. Thomas’ Poultry Remedy
Sanders’ Store
Hayti, Mo
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Hayti
Gaither & Stubbs
Missouri
Turnbaugh’s
D. A. Hedge
ALL Drugcists
Miles Medical CQ
Fithart, Inc
DR. Miles
Leflees Drug Store
Hayji, Mo
OUR
Chas. S. York
Pemiscot County
Hayti Herald
New York
Philip Hamra
Caruthersville, Missouri
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