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Newspaper
Hayti Herald
Location
Hayti, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Oct 13, 1921
Page
3
An old-fashioned reminiscence praises the enduring jingle that captures the public’s mood better than sleigh bells or pocket-book clinks. The piece shifts from nostalgic memories to the timeless appeal of poetic foray and wordcraft.
A new stock of guaranteed 6 004 mile Firestone tires in all sizes arrived at Wells Drug Company. Mrs KR LL, Popham, Harold and Carmel Popham, and Miss Pearl Cameron were in Caruthersville this afternoon shopping.
An advertisement states catarrh cannot be cured by local applications and must be treated internally. Hall's Catarrh Medicine is taken by mouth and said to act through the blood on mucous surfaces. It touts tonics and purifiers and invites readers to send for a free pamphlet from Fonas Nae & Co., Toledo, Ohio.
An old advertisement advocates replacing dangerous calomel with Dodson's Liver Tone. It warns calomel is hazardous, causes sickness next day, and can sap workdays. The claim compares liver tone as a safe substitute, claiming it restores liver function without salivation. Also notes local society items and store notices.
The American Red Cross reports 10 million dollars yearly for veterans relief, with 4 million more spent on disabled ex service men than last year’s Roll Call receipts. It notes 2,289 of 3,000 chapters aid veterans, 26,300 disabled men in hospitals, and 129,215 monthly services to veterans and families, plus 70,783 allotment claims and 63,005 deliveries via Chapters.
Hoy, Poplar Bluff Missouri, October 14. Colonel H C Pyles, seventy seven, a farmer, declares he can whip any man his age in the United States. He boasts of chewing tobacco since childhood and says tobacco use has kept him robust. claims only one tooth lost and attributes it to tobacco. Separate note: water power house and water tower delays due to bidder failure. city council seeks another contractor. well drilling to finish before rushing remaining work.
Win Kaufman of Pike County visited Pemiscot County last week as a prospective land buyer and called on Mr and Mrs J W T Jamieson during the stay.
Wells Drug Company notes Firestone casings are guaranteed for 6,000 miles with a good adjustment policy. Mrs. J. B. McFarland of Bowling Green visits her daughter Mrs. J. W. Jamieson and attends a Kennett convention. Mrs. O. B. Martin formerly Miss Maud Pickens, teaching in Bragg City, visits her parents Mr. and Mrs. R. M. Pickens for the weekend.
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