Local clubs host meetings and social notes week
Calendar notes from Portal Department list midweek gatherings at schools and homes including the Bare Club, Woman's Christian Congress Union, Embroidery Club, and Young Matrons. Entries mention hosts, street corners, and upcoming Mardi Gras travels with several residents returning home, illness updates, and school duties.
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Albert Mary
Corner Arkansas
Walnutry
Woman’s Christian Ceniverence Union
Doe Helgenbarn
Wailnot Street
Youngs
Clobe
West Side
C. Morgan
Mayr's Wonderful Remedy Promises Fast Digestive Relief
An old advertisement touts Mayr's Wonderful Remedy as a system cleanser for balky bowels and stomach trouble. It claims one dose will convince users and offers a refund if a bottle fails to satisfy, sold by leading druggists everywhere.
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Mayr
Sage and Sulphur Compound Restores Hair Color
An old-time remedy promises to darken hair naturally using Sage Tea and Sulphur. The Wryeth’s Sage and Sulphur Compound, sold at drug stores for about 40 cents, is applied with a comb to a strand at a time and reportedly restores gray hair to its natural color by morning.
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Dmg
Wryeth
Week of Prayer Observed by Presbyterian Woman's Society
The Presbyterian Woman's Sports holds an open meeting at the church with Mrs. C. E Paul leading and Miss Jordena Flournoy among participants. The afternoon program focuses on Missionary Bible themes with devotional songs, a social hour, and a cherry centerpiece luncheon table.
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Presbyterian
Forte
NeHe Wheeler
Kate Smith
Mav Smith
Mare Hutchie
English Red Cross nurse in Flanders reports shelling and daily hardship
A Red Cross nurse in Flanders pens a vivid letter from the Nieuport-Dixmude line describing shell bursts near her house, a cold cellar refuge, and two wounded men. She notes ongoing big cannonade, hopes for ground gained, jokes about weather, and a motor-ambulance ride to Furnes amid mud and ruined roads.
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Associated I'rese
London
Red Cross
Flanders
Nieuport-Dixmude
Brussles
Furnes
Furnes Os
Aleny
Tribute Epitaph For Old Beek In Fort Smith Chronicle
The Antioch correspondent quotes a touching epitaph for Old Beek a Colville township male who died recently The verse mocks overtones of rural life urging readers to stay steady in farming The note laments Beek cannot read it and pokes fun at local paper circulation through the line about the Times Democrat readership.
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Fort Smith
Himeseitecard
Beek
Colville Township
Antioch
Beck
Gee
Neo
Ted
Death's Land
Lidre
Local Market Ad Lists Low Prices on Seafood and Game
Selling all native micas at 10 cents per pound Salt water fish include red snapper trout shrimp 2 1 2 cents per pound Crabs 40 cents per dozen Game chickens eggs Prompt service tree delivery Sam Dana phone LPis TO-Lim
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Sam Dana
Lpis
To-Lim
Price of Losses Rises Amid Una War
The article notes a shift in costs as losses are priced higher, moving from 25 percent to zero and parallels are drawn to the UNA conflict and its broader economic impact.
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Una
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