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Newspaper
Hayti Herald
Location
Hayti, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1921
Page
3
Dodson's Liver Tone markets a calomel alternative promising a gentler liver and bowel regulation. The ad boasts a “100 percent” guarantee and notes 15 million bottles sold while warning against calomel’s dangers.
An old note describes a traditional fish catching technique used by Crain natives. It involves enclosing a pulp fruit within a base to create juice that sedates fish, causing them to swim freely into netting or shallows for easy capture.
A fragment recalls a man named Aoman introducing his brother Antiehn to a group of gentlemen in a Texas saloon. He presents Antiehn as both brother and personal friend, underscoring kinship and trust in a social setting.
In a Pemiscot County circuit court notice, Mrs BOT Cockrell is named as a non resident defendant and required to answer a petition by publication. The suit seeks judgment for goods and a farm sale proceeds, with a default date set before the July term. Public notice for four weekly insertions in The Hawk Herald is mandated.
Madrid imposes half room limits in theaters, dividing spaces for men and women. Security doubles as lights stay on. Anyone over ten in wrong area faces at least ten dollars fine. Public reaction mixes concern and humor as authorities enforce strict etiquette amid scandal.
The New York City Police Department reports a workforce of ten thousand eight hundred seventy personnel, comprising officers and civilian staff. This figure reflects the department's size and staffing level in its ongoing public safety operations.
An article argues for Philippine independence while praising homesteaders in the United States and noting immigration trends. It describes Mindanao’s sparsely settled areas and economic potential, referencing Filipino immigration as part of broader colonial debate.
The Philippines has 10,850,040 people with 9,495,272 Christians practicing cultured life for 300 years. Non Christians total 855,808 and many are becoming educated. Census shows 70 percent literacy among ages over ten, higher than South America, Spain, and several European republics.
Want ad column item describes a near new 10 inch Emerson electric oscillating fan for $15.00. Contact Sam Owens or call Mitchell Hotel between 6 p.m. and 6 a.m. Local listing also notes a large airy sleeping room for rent with electric lights at 30-32 p. Ford, and a Hayti for sale listing for a 20tt item from G. W. Dorris.
Fairbanks-Marsa oil or gasoline engine for sale priced very low at half price. It is a 3 horsepower unit with magneto ignition and no batteries. See Herald for details.
For sale a good double action force pump and jack with motor or gasoline engine. Price right for quick sale. Apply to this office.
A silver cigarette case was lost on the streets of Harti. Return to the Herald office for a liberal reward.
Court orders July election in all townships to decide on enforcing restraining provisions of domestic animals in the townships. Petition had over one hundred households supporting the move. Official certification by County Clerk and County Judge at Caruthersville Missouri on June 17.
In Smith Center Kansas on June 16 women of a church congregation took up hammers axes and crowbars to tear down a frame church superseded by a new structure. After one day three workers suffered wrench ed backs eight pinched toes and eleven smashed fingers. Mrs Walter Lewis sustained the worst injury hitting her nose with a nail. Big ball game Fourth of July.
Manuel L Quezon, president of the Philippine Senate, urged that Filipinos seek freedom and political emancipation with or without American protection. He said if Congress grants protection, fine, but absolute independence in any form should be pursued and that about 80 percent would vote for it if asked.
The Chattanooga News asserts American resolve against Japan’s expansion and argues against delaying independence for the Philippines. It contends the Philippines can govern themselves and urges consistency with pledges, warning that hesitation harms national good faith and risks international conflicts in the Far East.
An Atascadero California news item argues the Philippines deserve absolute independence as a natural right, noting the United States has not fully matured under American law by governing others against their will. The piece reflects on national self determination and restraint in colonial policy.
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