Appanoose County Republican Primary Candidate Declarations
A collection of notices from Centerville politicians announcing runs for county offices in Appanoose. Harry Greenleap seeks Prose cuting Attorney. W Jack Howell and C A Baker announce for Prosecuting Attorney. John B. McNeal and Eluis A. Pixley for County Auditor. J A Swan for Auditor. All subject to June Republican primaries.
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Lincoln T’p
R. M. Smith
Appanoose County
Gray
Tribune
George Elgin
Earl “Red"gaughenbaugh
Arry Trigg
Harry 8
Greenleap
Centerville
Co. Att
W. Jack
Howell
C.a.baker
John B. McNeal
Eluis A. Pixley
Appanooge County
J. A.swan
Plano
WM. M. Spurgeon
Washington
Candidate for County Board Seeks Term Beginning 1924
Chariton area farmer U. Calhoun announces candidacy for member of the county board for a term starting in 1924. He says he has studied farmers needs and can aid the county, offering practical insight from a farming background. He emphasizes understanding local agriculture and county issues.
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Chariton T’p
U.c.calhoun
Terrier, Is Thief's Aid From Hampstead Burglar
A Hampstead burglar was arrested with a cage of rats. He used a rat to trigger alarms via a window entry, then released his terrier to chase the sound. If alarms rang, he fled. if not, he continued his crime, leaving the terrier to tail him. The note ends with a Stevenson quote on hopeful impulse and human tradition.
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Hampstead
Chamberlain's Tablets Endorsement From Mrs Newton Vree land
Mrs Newton Vree land of Minoa New York endorses Chamberlain's Tablets noting their use by her husband and herself for five years. She reports relief from heaviness after meals and general fatigue and says they fix her up fine. She also recommends them for constipation and indigestion.
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Chamberlain
Newton Vreeland
Minoa
N.Y
Word people and fact people in heated contrast
The passage contrasts two mindsets: word people who shape facts to fit conclusions and fact people who seek truth from established data. It likens the word approach to forward thinking tied to opinions and the fact approach to a mathematical, methodical pursuit culminating in an honest conclusion.
New York Stores Use Social Meetings To Use Spare Time
A trend in several New York department stores holds semi social meetings during lulls in customer flow. Employees join in singing and listen to short talks by store executives or guests. Managers say the practice boosts enthusiasm and fosters cooperation between workers and management, benefiting both sides.
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New York
How Man Spoils the Air
A historical note describes breathing as spoiling air, claiming a man emits at least a gallon of breath per minute. In eight hours, breath would fill air with enough impurity to resemble seventeen large sacks. In a sealed seven by seven by seven foot room no air would pass, leading to death from poisoned air.
Schulz announces varnish and stains on floor
Old papers on sale advertise P. and L. 61 Floor Varnish and Stains at Schulz's. The notice highlights reduced stock and sale terms, inviting customers to visit Schulz's shop for bargains.
Peddling Authors Then And Now
The Manchester Guardian contrasts seventeenth or eighteenth century authors who sold books before writing them with modern writers. It notes earlier authors relied on public trust and peddled to the wealthy, sometimes securing donations from patrons with a dedication, while today’s sellers imply no formal obligation in purchases.
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New School
Manchester Guardian
Known Hats Distinguish Persian Tribes in Tehran
In Teheran a vast display of headgear marks Persian tribes. Kurds, about 600,000 strong, wear a hat resembling an inverted coffee pot bound with colorful scarves. Another tribe favors a white felt hat like a preserving kettle. Hats are worn only by men. women do not wear head coverings.
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Persia
Teheran
Playful Sumatra custom ends in old man being cooked
In Flashlights From the Seven Seas, Rev. William L. Stidger recalls a Batak tale where elders near the end of life are placed in a coconut tree and the village youths shake them down. If the elder falls, it is interpreted as Heaven signaling his death and he is cooked and eaten.
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The
Seven Seas
William L. Stidger
Detroit
Sumatra
Real cause of your illness nerve pressure says chiropractor
A health advisory claims suffering from nerve pressure is the real cause of illness and urges immediate relief by consulting a chiropractor for treatment.
Why Suffer from Rheumatism Nine Tenth Cases Simple Muscular Comfort
The ad claims nine of ten rheumatism cases are muscular or chronic but not internal. It suggests relief through Chamberlain's Liniment to aid sleep and rest, appealing to sufferers seeking non internal treatment.
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Chamberlain
W. F. Berry
Private sale offers household items and more
Advertisement lists a private sale including a steel range, child’s bed, Ford trailer and other household articles. Rental notice for light housekeeping rooms and sleeping rooms at Main and 1st, Mrs. Sherman Kerby.
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Cor. Main
Sherman Kerby
Hall's Catarrh Medicine. a constitutional remedy
There is more catarrh in this section than all other diseases. It is proclaimed incurable by local treatments but Hall's Catarrh Medicine, made by F J Cheney Co of Toledo Ohio, is a constitutional remedy that works through the blood to the mucous surfaces. A hundred dollar reward is offered for any case it fails to cure. Sold by druggists. Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
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Hall
F. J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
Ohio
F. Cheney & Co
City of Flowers Florence iris roots spark perfumes
In Florence Italy the renowned om risroot perfumes are made from the roots of the large pale purple iris or flag grown extensively in the surrounding districts.
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Florence
Italy
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