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Newspaper
Prescott Daily News
Location
Prescott, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 02, 1908
Page
4
Local notices highlight entertainment at the Theatorium with strong praise for the picture In the Hands of the Enemy. The article also notes deputy-led clerk operations, and Mr Harry Stuttsman departing Pine Bluff after overseeing the new colored schoolhouse construction.
Chills and fever cures touted as six sixes. Emma Garner returns to Little Rock to resume work at the Deaf Mute Institute. Judge Denman travels to inspect bridge work in the southern part of the county. Art Warmack visits friends then heads to Hope for the fair. O F Bolls trades farm for Hamp Wade property and moves in. Many residents attend the Hope Fair winding the four day event. Christian Church to worship in vacant store next to Citizens Bank due to new church construction. Mrs. Malissa Scott visits Hope. T C McRae travels to Little Rock on business. W C T U meets this afternoon with Mrs. Gould Wilson. Seven new pictures at the Theatorium tonight. J F Greene of Penn Lumber Co. visits Prescott. Mrs. H V Scott and Mrs. Maylen Bailey attend Hope fair. Emmet Atkinson returns to McNeil after visiting. W W Hendrix seeks a house in Prescott to move there. Self Culture Club hosts meeting at Mrs. Geo Terry home. Betsy Hinton elected secretary. club year begins Oct 15.
Autumn colds are common and can linger into winter with serious results. Prevention matters, so having reliable remedies on hand is wise. The article recommends Hesterly's Cold Tablets as trustworthy for early symptoms.
Ben Waller Jr. is able to be out again after a fever spell and most townspeople show improvement with no new cases. M. M. Lavender leaves for St Smith to work for Ferguson Lumber Co. FR L Nelson formerly Lois Cummings now teaches music in Washington Ark schools. Mr and Mrs C H Kuhn of Keokuk Iowa visit Dr and Mrs J L Bell. Kuhn pursues Nevada County land business interests.
The Washington Post essay hints at a solitary figure seen as a relic of innocence amid a world of knowledge and disillusion. It contrasts rural paths with urban scenes, portraying a restless bohemian man who bridges dream and reality.
Readers are urged to correct slumping posture with door jamb checks and a daily broomstick drill to keep the chest up. Deep breathing and deliberate chest-up practice are advised as simple preventive habits.
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