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Newspaper
Hayti Herald
Location
Hayti, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Oct 06, 1921
Page
3
A nostalgic reminiscence contrasts the old county weekly read aloud in youth with the modern city newspaper. The writer laments the overwhelming slush of modern media and longs for the honesty and charm of the weekly paper that "peddled the truth."
J. T. Ballard and Mrs. Nellie Huff Stutter were wed at the groom’s residence in the city on the 27th by Squire F. M. Gwin. Buckleys advertises Pickled pig feet that will make your mouth water.
The Epworth League of the M. E. Church held a well attended social on the High School Campus Friday evening.
Fragmentary OCR style note mentions treatments and pills for constipation, references to doctors and places like Toledo, with numerous garbled terms describing medical suppositions and claimed cures.
A devotional urging steadfastness on a righteous path. The speaker warns against straying left toward fraud, promising divine approval and a final crown for those who stay true.
At the Southeast Missouri District Fair Sikeston the Duroc Jersey exhibit broke records with large numbers and high quality. Judges named top winners including Grand Champion Sow Defendress and Grand Champion Boar The Elephant with multiple exhibits from Sikeston Hayti and New Madrid.
Mrs. John T. Buckley of Dyersburg Tennessee was here the first of the week visiting her brother in law Albert Little and attending to business. Ferns priced from 25 cents to 2 dollars and a few geraniums at 25 cents offered for sale.
The American Red Cross annual report outlines extensive health work across nursing services home hygiene and sick care nutrition and life saving classes. It notes 37,787 nurses registered and 1,551 assigned to government service, with 1,348 Red Cross nurses employed domestically and abroad.
The American Red Cross reports relief for five famine struck provinces in Northern China. Over 74,000 Chinese workers were paid in food, and more than 60 million suffering were saved from starvation. The organization spent over 1.2 million dollars in its first fiscal year, with 1 million from National Headquarters. A renewed Roll Call seeks ongoing public support from November 11 to 24.
Mr McKay of the Bureau of Marketing spoke to farmers and businessmen at the Chamber of Commerce on storing and handling sweet potatoes. He warned that careless digging, grading, and handling cause losses, bruising and poor market value, and urged careful digging, proper crates, separation of damaged fruit, and rapid transport to storage to preserve quality and price.
The funeral of George Mathews, corporal in F Company, 355th Infantry, killed in France October 22, was held September 30 at 1 30 p m from Ambruster Undertaking Parlors to Memorial Park Cemetery with full military honors. He is survived by a wife, parents, four brothers and a sister Mrs Tom Au cel of this city. He was known for cheerfulness and was a favorite among friends. May the assurance of meeting him where parting will be no more console his loved ones. God is our guide.
Henry N. Phillips visited Buckleys from Caruthersville on Monday to handle business, while the ad touts Vegecu nut margarine as fresh and sweet and compares it to the best butter flavor.
A quotation notes Jud Tum king saying no man is as interesting as someone who knows much yet stays silent to avoid revealing information. The remark reflects on discretion and the value of restraint in conversation.
A motivational note urges readers to begin each day with resolve, insisting that consistent effort from dawn leads to satisfaction. The piece frames early rising as a cornerstone of personal progress and steady achievement.
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