18 May 1916
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Newspaper
Iuka Vidette
Location
Iuka, Mississippi, United States of America
Date
May 18, 1916
Page
1
The piece argues that steady regular advertising beats sporadic bursts. Small, constant space builds a cumulative impression of enterprise and value, influencing buyers over time. A woman may read ads for weeks before buying, while a merchant must push message publicly to convey values. Give it a trial.
Mississippi farm women expect kitchen faucets with water to ease drudgery. The Mississippi A and M College with major groups conducts a state water works campaign. Engineer Daniels Scoates outlines affordable systems from 18 to 49 dollars, with hot water options and bathroom setups, details available from the Agricultural Engineer at the Agricultural College.
Ex state representative advocates the tonic Hays Specific as a cure for chronic coughs run down systems and rheumatism. He claims a man of three years bad health was cured after using the product sold by J C Jourdan Drug Co.
A concise verse by Edgar A Guest from the Detroit Free Press questions a reader’s loyalty. It ponders whether one remains by a brother’s side in hardship as in ease and if self interest ever overrides concern for others.
A Central Christian Advocate piece cites Dr Christian Reisner and President Wilson on why ministers' sons are perceived as prone to missteps. It argues newspapers publish the unusual, noting high shares of ministerial sons among scholars, scientists, and elites in English and French academies, with DeCandolle claiming clerical families produced many eminent scientists over two centuries.
A short moral exhortation by Miss Golden on kindness and daily deeds of love. It urges small acts of sympathy and courtesy as powerful, enduring gifts that brighten others lives and foster happiness. The text praises gentle forgiveness, forbearance, and tender hearts toward all, echoing a humane religious sentiment.
The liquor trade accuses films of misrepresenting conditions around the retail saloon trade and undermining public opinion, especially among women and children. The Photo Play Magazine invites the industry to present its favorable points through descriptive pictures as a counter. Read the offer in this paper.
The Colorado move to dry status cuts domestic labor and male patronage as a Denver laundry firm gains 401 new customers in one month. Governor Carlson notes social shifts, saying saloons lose paydays while pawnshops and jails see reduced patronage. He quips that Colorado days will be counted from the dry era rather than statehood. Rub-My-Tism-Antiseptic, Ano re pain, stops putrefaction.
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