Hall's Catarrh Medicine Advertisement Claims Cure
An old advertisement touts Hall's Catarrh Medicine as a thirty five year reliable remedy. It claims the medicine cures catarrh by acting through the blood on mucous surfaces, expelling poison from the blood and healing diseased areas. After a short course, users are said to see general health improvements and relief from catarrh.
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Hall
Mall
Onea
Toledo
Obie
Trucelate
Legal Advertising Rates Notice in Hayitt Herald
Regular rates apply for legal advertising with one delta per square for first insertion and payments for subsequent insertions. Rates listed include divorce notices at 7.50 and notices of dual settlement at 2.50, administrator notices at 84, and bank issues statements at 3 with cash and proof of publication.
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Hayitt Herald
Adinistrator
Bank Nisuesa
National Army Deserters Sought by Officials
The government estimates thousands of slackers evade service as national, state, and local officers hunt deserters. Authorities emphasize patriotism and punish those who evade duty, with deserters sent to camp for disciplinary action.
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National Army
Campaign to Hunt Deserters Warned by General Crowder
Maj. Gen. Enoch H. Crowder, provost marshal general, directs draft officials to search for deserters. Rewards of 50 per month will be paid for apprehension and delivery to local posts. Slacker rhetoric targets those avoiding service. law and punishment via court martial implied.
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Enoch H. Crowder
Crowder
Slacker
Publication Hesitates on Red Cross Draftee List
A county paper notes conflict over publishing a Red Cross draftee list as the editors refuse to run a paid notice. They claim support for the war effort but cite that only county seat papers have the list and question free publication. The editors express regret but stand by their paid editorial policy.
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Lst
Red Cross
Haythis
John Grady Dead a Rural Farmer in County
John Grady a farmer living near town died Tuesday after a five year illness. He resided in the area for thirty two years and leaves a wife. He was buried at Braggadvelo cemetery Wednesday afternoon. The item notes local residents visiting, Cross Week notices, and short local notices about farms, sales, and people in Dunklin county.
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John Grady
Mr. Grady
Thin Ife
Braggadvelo
America in Berlin and the call for sacrifice
A historical piece envisions a future Berlin where Americans hear the Star Spangled Banner on streets and parks. It claims German military gains would halt and peace return, but only through immense sacrifice and unity of American citizens.
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America
Herald seeks reporters from Peniscot county neighborhoods
Wanted notices call for reporters across Peniscot county to represent their communities in the county news. Communications advised with details on supplying necessary materials and information.
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Herald
Peniscot County
Weite
Red Cross Week and Community Notices at Buckleys
The item highlights Red Cross Week activities with C A Smith visiting Hayti and Mr Smith from Lebanon, church attendance by Mr Peter Streiff and Barnie Stockmann with John Perry, and Parole Queen in the county seat. Buckleys advertises shoes and middy blouses while Pars ons' Blacksmith offers cash for scrap iron.
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Peter Streiff
Barnie Stockmann
John Perry
Little Gon
Carubergville
W E Brown for Associate Judge in district race
W E Brown of Wardell seeks the Democratic nomination for Associate Judge of the first district. He cites his county court service during the financial crash and claims his handling then saved the county money. A known North End progressive, he cites experience as qualification for office.
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W. E. Brown
Wardell
Brown
North End
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