Chance for Coal Exchange Across the Atlantic
England's coal controller urges Britons to burn anthracite instead of bituminous, offering two tons of large anthracite per ton of bituminous coal. In the U S fuel administration promotes using bituminous coal instead of anthracite. Welsh anthracite mines run part time while English and Welsh bituminous mines run overtime, with shipping limits looming and possible exchanges driven by shortages.
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England
United States
The
Fuel Administration
New York
New York City
New
Enech
Legal Advertising Rates and Notices Summary
The Hayt Herald lists legal ad rates: one dollar per square for the first insertion and fifty cents for each subsequent insertion with cash in advance. Sample notices include divorce notices at $7.50, final settlement notices at $250, and administrator notices at $2 with proof of path to that.
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Thegular
Hayt! Herald
Ivorce Cises
Adonisistratoe
Bank Manelid
Adam Had a Yellow Streak in Knockers and Boomerangs
A reflective piece explains that knockers, likened to Adam, carry a yellow streak. It argues that success invites critics who distort truth, while the knocker often harms themselves. The author urges serious confrontation to avoid self-exhaustion.
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Adam
Terry Netherlands News: Rain Delays and Local Moves
Farmers cope with rain as crops suffer while neighbors move homes and switch farms. George Martin returns from France in July, Watsons visit Hayti in the rain, John Martin relocates to Pascola, Faulkner leaves for Arkansas, and Nelson begins west ditch work. Alfalfa damaged by wet weather. farming tasks delayed as weeds grow. Farmer Boy report.
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George Martin
France
Aus
Watson
Ingram Ridge
Hayti
John Martin
Terry
Pascola
Faulkner
John Hagemann
Ss. FE. Wiley Farm
Arkansas
J. Tb. Née Nelson
Netherlands
J. B. Nicholson
Morgan Worth
Ravenstein Erects Residence Near City Jail Grounds
Local notes report Ravenstein building a home on lots adjoining the city jail property. The editor laments a housing shortage with twenty five or more new residences needed and no vacancies in town. A Negro minstrel show at the high school auditorium Saturday night raised about $48 for the school fund.
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Ravenstein
Lawyer J. E. Duncan Visits Caruthersville Saturday
Lawyer J. E. Duncan of Caruthersville was in town over the weekend, stopping by for a brief visit.
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J. E. Duncan
Caruthersville
Alone in the slums a man contemplates life and death
A Milwaukee Journal excerpt portrays a penniless individual in a crowded city struggling with isolation and despair. The narrator questions the allure of life and the impulse to end it, reflecting on society's indifference and the inner fight between existence and oblivion.
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Milwaukee Journal
Patti's Beauty Vanishes Queen of Walesa Lives in Wales
A piece in Everybody's Magazine notes Patti lives at Craig-y-Nos Castle ten miles north of Swansea in South Wales with her third husband Baron Celerstrom. She remains a cultural figure, hosting operas in a replica of the Bayreuth theater for the countryside, though her beauty has faded and she seldom appears publicly.
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Everybody's Magazine
Patti
Craig-y-Nos
Swansea
Patt
Patth
Albert Hall
London
Dutch wireless station site chosen for cross border link
The Koolberg Will, fifty meters tall, near Apeldoorn Hoog-Buurle, was chosen for the Netherlands Dutch Nast Innies wireless station. A new rail line from Kuntwyk will serve the site with four towers and a housing block for operators.
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Netherlands
Ies
Koolberg
Hoog-Buurle
Apelgoorn
Kuntwyk
Ancient Rock Engravings Unearthed in French Cave
In Montesqui Avantes Ariege southern France a prehistoric rock art site housing engravings up to 80000 years old has been partially uncovered by Count Begouen and his three sons. The inner wall bas relief shows animals including reindeers bisons horses bears elephants rhinoceroses birds and a striking silhouette of a powerful man walking on all fours with human limbs and thick neck.
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Montesqui-Avantes
Ariege
France
Count Begouen
Prepare for promotion through daily diligent effort
The Milwaukee Journal proclaims that consistent preparation is the key to rapid advancement. Know your abilities and limits, assess capacity, and prepare relentlessly for future promotion to avoid stagnation.
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Milwaukee Journal
Dry Bayou News social and farming notes
Rain has delayed farm work with many cotton plantings pushed back. Royal Neighbors in Concord welcome new members each Saturday. J G Kessner and wife hosted Douglas and Lula Pool families for Sunday. Young folks gathered after Sunday school at Henry Metzger’s home. Myrtle Kessner visited Edith Wilson Sunday. Goldie Head is ill with measles. Rev Stroup of Hayti preached at Dry Bayon Sunday afternoon to a large crowd. Nellie Mullens hosted a social soldiers party with red white and blue crochet collars, hot drinks and cake.
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Concord
Douglas Pool
Lula Pool
J. G. Kessner
Henry Metzger
Myrtle Kessner
Edith Wilson
Goldie Head
Rev. Stroup
Hayti
Dry Bay
Nellie Mullens
Five Men Sail to Cape Girardeau to Enlist
Chester Watts Norris King Ernest Fields Chas Nunn and Joe Stubs left Tuesday evening for Cape Girardeau to enlist in the army. They will undergo entrance examinations there.
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Chester Watts
Norris King
Ernest Fields
Chas. Nunn
Joe Stubs
Cape Girardeau
Owen Blair Resigns From White Star Meat Market
Owen Blair has resigned as butcher at the White Star Meat Market and returned to his home in Caruthersville.
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Owen Blair
White Star
Caruthersville
Mrs Perkins and son Travel After Illinois Death
Mrs F M Perkins and her son Lee departed on the noon train Monday to Illinois where Mrs Perkins was summoned by the death of her brother s wife. B D Swan and family of Kennett visited Mrs Swan s daughter Mrs J W Bandy and family. Fred Larson returned from St Louis Friday after a brief visit. Wolf Khourle and his young son visited relatives in Caruthersville Sunday.
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B.D. Swan
Kennett
Fred Larson
St. Louis
Wolf Khourle
Little Son
Caruthersville
Thought World Becomes Life’s Object in Time
A compact reflection of Ralph Waldo Trine’s idea that thoughts shape life. What you dwell on mentally becomes real through repeated focus and time, turning imagination into tangible outcomes as a law of life.
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Ralph Waldo Trina
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E. B. Heard
N. G. J. M. Argo
Sec’y
Housewives
Streiff’s Bakery
K. M. Johnson
George Henry
Geo. Merrill
Joseph Klinkhardt
E. C. Speet
J. W. Bess
J. Cheney & CO
Toledo
Gus Griffith
Everton, Mo
Cardus
Cardui
the Herald Printing
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Popham
Fourth and Broadway Sts
Haytil
Official Newspaper
Pemiscot County
American Press Ass'n
New Yi
Britain
Eve
Farmer Boy
Dutch Select Wireless
Gaither & Stubbs
Dry Bayou
McWherter’s Cafe
Ward Ave
McWherter
Law of Life
Sappho
Lefler
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FORD
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Crysler Motor Co
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