New Automobile Law Reform Hits State Roads
New statewide automobile act doubles license fees and imposes strict rules. All car sales must be reported to the secretary of state to track ownership. Joy riding becomes a prison offense. hit and run injuries a felony. Chauffeurs require state licenses and badges. Licenses can be forfeited for violations. no licenses for under 15. Country roads set 25 mph limit with penalties for excess. Horn signals required on turns with square turns on rural roads. Cut-out nuisances abolished. exhaust pipes and lighting rules tightened. delicate use of searchlights restricted. Purchasers have 15 days to obtain licenses.
Advertising in Herald Draws Reader Attention
The Herald highlights advertising as a vital link to readers and buyers in the city. Sanol is promoted as a remedy for backache and urinary issues, with claims of relief within 24 hours and bottles priced at 35 cents and 1.00. Local names and households are noted among casual mentions.
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Herald
Mr. Merchant
Sanol
Freezone Ends Corn Pain With Easy Lifting Claim
A Cincinnati authority promotes a cheap drug called Freezone to dry and lift corns or calluses without pain. Apply a few drops to the tender area, then the corn loosens and lifts out with root intact. The small bottle is inexpensive and widely available at drug stores.
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Cincinnati
Woman seeks skin tonic trial bottle in drug store ad
A friend promotes a large trial bottle of Sane prescription skin tonic for rough skin and black heads. The notice mentions a real skin tonic and urges obtaining the trial bottle at the drug store. Mr and Mrs Blair Boyle were seen motoring in Braggadocio Friday afternoon. J H Fields buys beef hides and mule or horse hides at top market price.
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Mrs. Blair Boyle
J. H. Fields
Red Cross called to prepare for vast American war effort
Urgent appeal notes hundreds of American doctors nurses and 12 000 engineers to rebuild France 25 000 volunteers already in Europe and more to join soon national guard to mobilize regular army expanded to full strength 500 000 others to colors an army of 1 000 000 and navy of 150 000 planned. Doctors nurses ambulances and hospital stores must be ready now to support sons and brothers fighting abroad.
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France
Europe
Red Cross
Cape Girardeau Visitor Extends His Herald Subscriptions
D J Heard of Cape Girardeau spent Sunday and Monday visiting relatives in the city. He reported his family well and extended his Herald subscription for several years. Also notes a Sanol Eczema remedy ad and A D Mullen’s Cape Girardeau business visit with Kabo Corsets endorsement.
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D. J. Heard
Cape Girardeau
A. D. Mullen
Local Visitor Names and Hardware Ads Highlight Hayti Scene
Sheriff S. E. Juden and wife visited with Mrs. Juden's daughter and relatives on Saturday afternoon. Judge W. C. Riles of Faust was in Hayti on business. For hardware, F. M. Perkins advertises in Hayti, and John T. Buckley handles business in St. Louis with new Buckley oil stoves.
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S. E. Juden
W. C. Riles
Faust
Hayti
F. M. Perkins
Hayti, Mo
John T. Buckley
St. Louis
Buckley's
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