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Newspaper
Hayti Herald
Location
Hayti, Missouri, United States of America
Date
May 29, 1919
Page
2
Likeness of Hayti High School soldier boy graduates of 1919 is reproduced. The first two were born in this city and county, the latter a resident here for years. These young men are of sterling and dependable quality, having faced the muderous fire of the Huns as evidence of their future success.
Miss Ruth Snyder of Truman Ark visited her sister Mrs H J Fronsier Sunday. Dr Geo W Thipps of Caruthersville was here Tuesday shaking hands with friends. Bring your Butter Beef and Chickens to the White Star Market for the highest CASI price. Attorney J Jefrona from Caruthersville yesterday attending regal matters. Jack Goteher and wife spent Sunday in Caruthersville visiting her mother Mrs Williams. F J Limbert a prominent merchant of Hraggadocia attended to business here yesterday.
Mrs J A Skipper from Caruthersville visited yesterday in the interest of their music store K C Rinehart of Caruthersville Light and Power stopped by Friday. A six room residence, wired with lights, well improved with fruit trees and out-buildings, in good condition, for sale at a reasonable price. See the Herald Office.
The Topeka Capitol notes a social quip about naming: the average man is familiar by initials, but full names remain known only after his wife throws a party.
Across the Chateau-Thierry triangle Foch’s counteroffensive halted the German offensive aimed at Paris. The Rainbow division repelled repeated attacks by the elite Prussian Guards, then launched swift counter charges through front lines and flanks, driving the Guards to retreat. The clash boosted Allied morale and signaled a turning momentum on the Western Front.
A Wardell clarification from A W Hart corrects last week's error regarding the Wardell versus Hayti baseball game. The Wardell team defeated Wardell 9 to 0 with detailed pitching, hits, and errors noted. Umpire was Chas Haynes and scorer A W Metz. time reported as 1 hour 65 minutes.
The text outlines that France failed to sustain a republic thrice, initiating with the Revolution and Napoleon, then the 1848 shift to Napoleon III as hereditary emperor, and finally the Third Republic arising after the Franco Prussian War. It credits Louis Adolphe Thiers and Cavour with steering France through danger.
An English retired cotton spiner William Green bequeaths to George William Stee his fancy stockings and to Mary Hannah Wigeth his set of false teeth for waiting upon him, a peculiar half-sheet note describing his worldly goods and chattels as he winds up his affairs.
Before the war the peanut industry of China achieved its highest export level with about 70 000 tons of shelled peanuts and 60 000 tons of oil shipped annually. More than 40 percent of these exports originated from Talogtau port, as Shan tung emerged as the leading peanut producing province.
Postwar editorial argues for Victory Loan funding to finance demobilization, reorganization of Europe, and rebuilding America. It stresses continued costs of war, the need to finance merchant marine, industry and veterans’ programs, and urges public participation to sustain peace and prosperity. The piece notes modest U.S. casualties compared to Europe and calls for collective effort.
fragments discuss loyalty of loan workers and peoce areas aiming for higher patriotism, but the text is incomplete and lacks clear context or concrete actions.
The piece extols Durham cathedral perched above the River Wear, praising its incomparable view alongside Lincoln cathedral and other cathedral-crowned hilltops. It asserts Durham’s standing among great Norman piles, even without its scenic setting.
Before umbrellas, ladies used parasols called quitassols made of oiled muslin imported from India via England. Over time umbrellas replaced them. early linen covers were coarse and bulky. In 1771 a physician and a preacher promoted sun umbrellas but were ridiculed as effeminate in public gazettes.
Balaklava veteran Charles Holster of Cradock, South Africa, turns 105 after long tenure in Cradock over fifty years. Born near Duisberg Prussia two days after Leizpig’s battles, he is part of a family of centenarians and served in the Crimean War with the British Army. He sailed to the Cape shortly after, landing in East London on New Year’s Day after a long voyage.
A wealthy buyer commissions an impossible landscape filled with deer ducks quail reeds cattle pigs and a lake and an ocean with fresh and salt water and abundant fish. The Great Artist agrees, sparking a humorous clash over scope and taste.
A brief exchange in Boston reveals a wife asking about callera during her absence and a husband admitting he tried to bluff but denies having many. The dialogue preserves period voice and the casual tone of a local newspaper snippet.
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