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Newspaper
Hayti Herald
Location
Hayti, Missouri, United States of America
Date
May 18, 1916
Page
2
A Hayti Herald note thanks a generous backer described as a good promoter of the school and fair minded toward all. The message also expresses appreciation for increased advertising and others who began advertising with the paper.
Ipswich report by Mrs Henry Boyle detailing long lasting womanly troubles eased by Cardui, presented as a tonic for women. The ad-style narrative asserts Cardus strengthens the constitution, improves appetite, and has aided over a million women in fifty years.
A local column extols cooperation among parent teacher and child as the single best recipe for a good school. It notes Hugh Harbert's track showing at Cape Girardeau May 6 and contemplates modern playgrounds. Hayti School offers free texts in primary grades and quotes John Dewey on shared community aims and self-starting initiative.
The Hayti Herald presents this issue as a gesture of support to the High School. The staff, composed of graduates and led by Blair Buckley as editor in chief, includes several school girls as reporters.
Mr and Mrs W H Johnson hosted a senior class reception on Friday evening for Seniors and Faculty. Guests were greeted by Mrs Johns, received a white carnation, and enjoyed red and white decorations and games themed around authors. Refreshments included sandwiches hot chocolate and cake as well as a red and white spider fortune ribbon activity. Each Senior imitated a faculty member and received a Senior pennant before leaving, with guests praising the hosts.
W H Wilks and M Stubblefield served legal papers on Chas Dickinson and his wife Saturday, taking them to Caruthersville.
A small Hayti fire gutted Albert Wilson’s home likely from a flue. Roy Ferrell saved Victor Sigler’s Tin Lizzie from serious damage. Mrs. Butts escaped after being dragged from a burning window. Sparks threatened nearby houses. strong winds aided the blaze. Tom Bissett left for Cape Girardeau to take a foreman post at Leming machine shop. Rev Carroll returned home from Baptist revival duties.
The editor of the Hayti Herald is thanked for assistance and cooperation in preparing the High School Annual and this week’s edition.
A blunt advertisement touts Dodson's Liver Tone as a safe alternative to dangerous calomel. It claims quick liver relief, improved digestion, and a morning wakefulness guarantee with a money back offer if not satisfied. The copy urges readers to ask their druggist about the product.
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