Candidates' Column Charges for Advertising This Year
The News announces its advertising rate of 8 cents per line with a 25 cent minimum, to apply to candidates listed as contenders in the Democratic primary. Names include J. H. McLean, N. T. Stubbs, Mrs. Eddie Williams, Arch Woods, W. B. McCutchen, W. Y. Dean, John W. Ledbetter, William T. Terry, A. E. Moore, Edgar T. Neat, W. B. Urquhart, G. L. Heckaby, QC A. Harkey, 8.3. Bross, S. HL Terry, 0. B. Sturdivant, W. J. Smith, B. Shoemake, J. T. Hillin, J. R. Ragsdale. Your eyes are at all times due your considerations I change your senses at very reasonable prices. 23-in Dr. Berry.
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Dr. Berry
Local druggist unveils new dandruff remedy Mesala
A local druggist announces Mesala a new dandruff treatment claimed to cure many cases after a single application and even severe cases in one or two weeks It is described as pleasant to use inexpensive and sold with a positive guarantee Simmons Drug Store sells it for seventy five cents.
Bridge Club Hostess Highlights Eight Games
Mrs. Alton Martin hosted the Bridge Club meeting. After eight games, Mrs. Baker won high score and the prize, a flower bowl. A salad course followed for members and guests including Leonard Skaggs, Jim Baker, Clarence Gosch, Otto Harkey, Reeves Kuykendall, Willie Moore, Arch Woods, Charlie Molloy, Mrs. W. G. Jarvis, and Miss Carrie Sanderson.
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Alton Martin
Baker
Mmes
Leonard Skaggs
Jim Baker
Clarence Gosch
Otto Harkey
Reeves Kuykendall
Willie Moore
Arch Woods
Charlie Molloy
W. G. Jarvis
Carrie Sanderson
Sickly Children Warned Of Worms Remedy Germifuge
A brief notice urges treating intestinal worms in children. It describes symptoms of paleness, dark rings, bad breath and lethargy, and advocates White's Cream Germifuge as a safe remedy. Price 35c, Simmons Drug Store.
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Simmons Drug Store
Negro Democrat Will Enter Race Against Madden in Illinois
Earl B. Dickerson a negro attorney from Chicago will seek the Democratic nomination for Congress in Illinois first district, replacing James F. Boyle. Dickerson, a graduate of the University of Illinois and University of Chicago, faces Representative Martin B. Madden, veteran legislator and chair of the house appropriations committee. If approved, it marks the first negro candidate on a Democratic ticket in Illinois in years.
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New York
Earl B. Dickerson
Chicago
Congress
Illinois
James F. Boyle
Dickerson
Ilinois
Martin B. Madden
House Appropriations Committee
Little Girl Dies After Rattle Snake Bite
The four year old daughter of Mr and Mrs Gettis of Long Cove was bitten on the ankle three times by a rattlesnake Monday evening and died Wednesday from the effects. She was the granddaughter of Joe Brister Lometa Reporter.
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Mrs. Gettis
Long Cove
Joe Brister
Lometa
First American Division Sails for France in 1917
In a May 1917 meeting, Mr Kahn urged rapid mobilization of a 37 000 man American division. He proposed sending half to parade through London and Paris to prove American resolve, aiming to convince English and French troops to stand firm. The division sailed for France on the sixth of the month.
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London
Paris
England
France
My. Kahn
Kahn’s Account on War Debt and Allied Demands
Representative Julia Kahn of California relates an astounding wartime tale showing European statesmen arguing that nations fought with blood while the United States fought with dollars. He recalls a Curzon led English mission and French leaders Joffre and Giviani stressing immediate U.S. aid as England and France faced defeat. Joffre told lawmakers the United States must send troops now or lose the war. one American division could save them if acted at once.
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Juliae Kahn
Califorin
United States
House A
Wilson
Kahn
Mr. Kahn
England
France
Lord Curzon
Giviani
Joffre
State Department
House
Senate
Henry White
Unclear excerpt hints at Allied courage turning point in war
An unnamed speaker recalls a WWII era incident said to have restored Allied morale. The tale mentions June and July events, Jagdon and Paris, and signals among English French and American troops. The speaker stresses the impossibility of winning the war without this turning point.
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