When Itching Stops
There is a safe dependable treatment that relieves itching and skin irritation almost instantly and cleanses and soothes the skin. Ask any druggist for a 35c or $1 bottle of zemo and apply it as directed. It banishes most skin eruptions and makes the skin soft smooth and healthy. The E. W. Rose Co. Cleveland, O.
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Cardus the Woman's Tonic touted by Mrs Kilman
Rouse City Texas resident Mary Kilman says after three months of severe side pain and illness she found relief and renewed strength by taking Cardus the tonic. She credits three bottles with ending her lifelong misery and urging others to try Cardus for headaches backaches and monthly pains.
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Local Notes and Recipes From Winnsboro and Nearby
Community snippets detail Miss Hazel Haynes and Miss Lucile Stroud returning home from outings and study, with adults sharing letters from George C. Symonds in France. Also includes home cooking recipes for beef stew and a breakfast batter, plus a waffle style mix and a note about dining in wartime context.
Moody Northfield Conference Opens With College Men Present
Northfield Massachusetts June 13 Annual student conference in the Dwight L Moody religious series opened today with college men from Eastern States and Canada in attendance. The event is under Y M C A auspices and John K Mott international secretary will preside and speak about his recent experiences abroad.
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Strong Cast In Lest We Forget
Rita Jolivet stars in Lest We Forget with Hamilton Revelle as Harry Winslow and Lytton as Baron Van Bergen. Kate Blanche plays Madame Heriot. Emil Roe and Cliff Saum co star alongside Henry Smith as General Joffre. Lenoce Perret directs.
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New President of Smith College Inaugurated
William Alan Neilson, 48, former Harvard English instructor and Bryn Mawr alum, was installed as president of Smith College Northampton Mass during commencement week. He holds the University of Paris medal for 1914 15 and has published works as a Shakespeare editor and commentator.
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General assembly of the Church of God opens in Anderson
Church workers and missionaries from across the United States and several foreign lands gather at the Gospel Trumpet Camp Grounds in Anderson for the Church of God general assembly. Sessions begin tomorrow and run for a full week. The German branch meetings are omitted this year due to the war.
Widow seeks Confederate veteran sword found in Monroe
Mrs. M T Woodward of Shreveport asks Mayor Apgar for help locating a sword believed to belong to her husband Dr J E Woodward captain of Company I 2d Louisiana infantry. A carpenter found a sword in an old Monroe house and police handed the letter to Neans-Star for publication. Inquiry by the News-Star yielded no information.
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Amusements Alice Brady in Her Silent Sacrifice at Lyceum
Alice Brady stars in Her Silent Sacrifice shown at the Lyceum theatre tomorrow. The article praises her transformation from peasant to Parisian beauty and notes a lavish wardrobe investment of about three thousand five hundred dollars, including a tan chiffon dress and a nine hundred dollar hat.
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Louse Killer Advertised for Chicks and Plants
An old ad promotes LB A Thomas Louse Killer to treat lice on chicks and pests on cucumber tomato and squash vines. It promises to improve health or money back and notes sales through Phoenix Drug Store.
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Climate Shifts in New Orleans Linked to Drainage Changes
New Orleans faces warmer summers and cooler winters since 1900. Dr. I M Cline from the Weather Bureau notes the city’s sub surface drainage, levee work, and swamp reclamation reduce surface water and lower ground moisture by eight to ten feet, altering local climate dynamics.
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I. M Cline
Werther Bureau District Porecaster
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