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Newspaper
Hayti Herald
Location
Hayti, Missouri, United States of America
Date
May 10, 1917
Page
5
An old advertisement touts Dodson's Liver Tone as a safer liver cleanser, warning calomel poisons bones and causes sickness. It claims the product cleanses liver effectively, with a money back guarantee, and notes wide consumer use and a druggist recommendation.
A pretty line of middies 50 65c and $1.00 at Buckley’s. New Perfection oil cook stoves in all sizes at Buckley’s. A fine boy was born to Mr and Mrs Olin G Whitten Monday. Have you seen those 2.50 silk waists at Buckley’s. L A Averill was in Caruthersville Monday on county court business. J A Shain depot operator attended Federal court at Jonesboro Arkansas Monday. Break your Cold or LaGrippe with 666. Mr and Mrs Blair Boyle motored to Caruthersville Monday morning.
An advertisement claims catarrhal deafness cannot be cured by local applications. It asserts a constitutional remedy from Hall's Catarrh Medicine acts through the blood to restore the mucous lining of the Eustachian tube, promising a $100 reward for any cure not achieved. The offer includes a free cure and lists Hall's Catarrh Medicine distributed by F. J. Cheney & Co. in Toledo, Ohio.
O. B. S. Hayti Chapter No. 217 met in regular session on Tuesday night May 8. Mrs. Leota Host from Kennett D D G M of Missouri Grand Chapter delivered instructive work. New piano installed in the Chapter room and the evening featured wave entertainment. Reported by the reporter.
Dr J M Phipps and J W Stephens visited ill friend Bob Easley in Caruthersville on Tuesday. The ad touts Sunol for liver kidney and bladder relief at 35 cents a bottle and notes Ada Belle Hamlett new Wolf Store saleslady starting Wednesday. A Kuho corset from Soney promises comfort with tie models from Hurley's.
For the man seeking a better suit at a fair price this May sale offers a wide range of fabrics from fancy to plain blue serge. Models include belt around or pinch back styles and tailored by the advertiser personally with cleaning pressing and dyeing options. Ladies clothes remodeling also offered.
A birthday party for Cora Mullen on May 6 1917 hosted by Mr and Mrs A D Mullen featured a peanut hunt with winners Maude Fields and others. games lunch and dismissal at 3 pm. The writer Miss Chena Hay age ten received praise for her prose and penmanship. Additional notes mention Mrs W E Robertson family visit from Gulfport and a vision clinic item at Leiler's Dry Store.
Steele grows as T C Beasley plans several brick buildings between the railroad and post office. Mrs Nora Michie’s brick building work proceeds. Local families welcome new baby boy. Several residents travel to Caruthersville and surrounding towns. Community activities include Sunday school attendance figures and a small weekend fire damage incident.
A fine boy was born to Mr. and Mrs. W. El. Burgess last Friday. Rev. McCorkle of Portageville preached a large crowd at the Methodist church last Sunday. Sunday school is building fast. A busy weekend with visits to Portageville for Elle Brasher Uther Riles and Miss Lena Brasher on business. Lena Brasher hosted a large young folks gathering. Mae Fisher and Gussie Hanks attended prayer meeting. W. C. Riles, Mrs. Grace Brasher and Lena Brasher shopped in Portageville. Two young men had a minor fight Sunday with no serious injuries.
Miss Laura Jeffress of Paris Tennessee, a Junior High student, is expected home around May 20 for vacation. Kabo Corse led the field. They are shown in models and are bound to fit Buckley's.
In Clay Root News a Missionary Baptist Sunday school was organized last Sunday by Rev. Dycus with officers elected: M E Robertson superintendent, Blaylock assistant, Jessie Randall secretary treasurer, Dycus teacher adults, J D Odle literary, Mrs Moran card class. A $10.03 free will offering will fund supplies. Also notes: A Hanks Sr. cut his toe, Carl Riles visited from Hayward, Pearl Matthews ill, Ack Hanks in Caruthersville, trains changed schedule and some missed the whiskey special, Lloyd and Mrs Thompson welcomed a girl, coats on sale, and Buckley’s J L Dorris B L Guffy and Von Mayes in Caruthersville for business.
Miss Grave and brother C. E Murphy motored to Caruthersville Wednesday. For graduation gifts see Turnbaugh's Jewelry Store, Caruthersville. Get a 5¢ trial bottle of this skin tonic at the drug store to help black heads and rough skin for a clear complexion.
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