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Newspaper
Hayti Herald
Location
Hayti, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jul 07, 1921
Page
3
Want ad notes a Fairbanks Morsa oil or gasoline engine for sale with unspecified horsepower. Magneto traction, no batteries. Price very low half price. See Herald.
Prepare for winter contact McMullen Rein hard Lumber Co for a load or more of good kindling. The price is reasonable and listed with phone number 63.
Quick sale offered for a double action force pump with jack, powered by motor or gasoline engine. Apply to this office.
Farm loans offered with inspection completed and loans closed promptly. Interested parties directed to lock box 435 in Caruthersville Missouri for details and application.
A silver cigarette case is lost on Harti streets. Return to Herald office for a liberal reward.
Ford for sale in good condition offered by G. W. Dorris of Hayti. Cheap price indicated with minimal details.
Foreign governments have sent several protests to the Fordney Tariff bill, now in the Senate awaiting final passage, the State Department announced today from Washington.
The center of population is the centroid of a country’s people, each with equal weight. In the United States it lies near the 38th parallel and has moved westward over recent decades as the population redistributed.
One hundred dollars reward offered for any catarrh case not cured by Hall's Catarrh Medicine. The remedy has 35 years of use and is promoted as cleansing blood and healing affected areas. Sample/testimonials promised by mail from Hall's Catarrh Medicine Co.
A compass at the magnetic south pole behaves unusually the needle sinks to a vertical position with the south end downward. An ordinary horizontal suspension becomes sluggish as magnetic forces pull one end downward at the pole, illustrating dip rather than swing.
Paper bags have multiple practical uses from protecting jars in storage to covering footwear and keeping kero sene lamps clean during power outages. They shield fruit jars from dust and aid seed collection for next season's planting, illustrating simple recycled utility.
Dr Edward J Kempf writer in the New York Sun warns that parents unwittingly warp their children's lives by forcing them into tasks they lack aptitude. He urges allowing a child to pick its own natural bent rather than imposing do's and taboos that suppress personality.
The text notes leprosy remains not fully understood and spread methods unresolved. It mentions a house fly as a suspected but unproven agent and underscores that most studied cases point to personal contact with lepers as the likely source of infection.
In the dead wood of old snags many insects survive winter regardless of cold. Small creatures scurry for cover when bark is pulled, staying active as the weather turns, not in torpor, showing life beneath the surface.
The piece warns gums weaken from neglect and notes a dentist may mislead about Riggs disease. It mentions crowns and bridges as threats to gums. It describes pus, decayed roots, and stumps kept or saved by crowns as harmful outcomes.
A compact quotation from Thomas Wentworth Higginson’s A Letter to a Young Contributor emphasizes self vindication. It urges steady work toward a merit that requires no external advocate and cautions against attempts to prove value to others.
The Licllan law of 275 B C forbade owning more than 600 acres of land and over 100 large cattle or 600 small animals. A later 56 B C statute imposed penalties on organized clubs for massing power in elections, while 1084 limited funds for supplying this table.
Atlantic Fleet officers discuss transferring powerful ships to Pacific waters as potential war looms. They emphasize they do not seek conflict, but foresee a vast, prolonged war if forced to fight in the Pacific, with base logistics and Japanese naval tactics closely studied.
A Kansas City nat rive woman appears at attorney W J Burke of the Free Legal Aid Bureau seeking relief for her husband who has not worked for months. She explains she works to support three children while her husband consumes their food and resists dancing, even as she recalls a torn stocking incident. The attorney advises securing a warrant and further action.
A description noting curved lips with lips thinning at the outer corners and fullness in the midline. The upper lip forms a fine cleft at the middle and a centered deny cleft near the lip top as a recognized beauty mark.
A diner offers marriage to a smart waitress after claiming he cannot afford to tip waiters. He suggests she might accept if she has no dejection, and she accepts the tip.
Tokyo dispatch reports Japan debating the word protection for Koreans amid growing control measures. Consulate policing may rise, and an agreement with Siberian authorities could shift Koreans under Chinese oversight. The Korean question remains disputed as attacks and unrest persist and officials reassess policy.
The article argues mountain climbing is surpassed by descending into volcano vents like Vesuvius. It describes wearing fireproof clothes and a gas mask while navigating fumes and eruptive risk. The crater floor is a mix of semi liquid and solid rock, making the activity perilous.
A fragment describes a child taught by a religious figure about thinking and omnipresence. It mentions Goud, Lis, and Curtin, then centers on Cook’s mother warning at supper as the child is about to eat hot soup, saying Look out God, there's Some hot soup comin.
F. H. Cheley writes that the honeybee makes honey from nectar like the hermit spider distills a deadly poison. The lesson asks how one treats opportunities, whether they turn them into success or failure.
Bees in South America chew bark on rubber trees to induce sap flow. The insects use the sap as a wax substitute, harvesting resin-like material as a ready-made wax. The report notes unusual bee behavior and its impact on rubber tree physiology.
A patriotic chorus extols Independence Day, praising the Revolution’s ideals and America as land of freedom. It contrasts liberty here with foreign oppression and notes many foreigners seek American privileges, urging support for the government protecting their rights.
A note on wild horses in the West. Some roam free in remote canyons but many belong to game ranchers who permit grazing. The piece mentions wild burrag in Arizona and Uriah, and notes the old wild horse herds of Maresu regions are likely gone, perhaps forever.
A garbled passage urges choosing a path and pursuing one’s own fight. It encourages making one’s own fate, not fearing the past or the future, and living the best life possible despite unclear wording.
Mrs. M. D. Hollister, mother of the Missouri State Journal and Daily Capitol News publisher, died last night in Jefferson City. Fall in line and boost the Cha tauqua, aiming to push the event over the top.
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