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Newspaper
Shepherdstown Register
Location
Shepherdstown, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1921
Page
9
A health guidance piece urges parents to treat a child’s first teeth with care to prevent infection and bite problems. It warns that neglect can spoil the dental arch, affect facial symmetry, and delay physical and mental growth, calling for regular dental visits from the onset of enamel break.
Governor Dunne recalls a school lecture on Niagara Falls and a sobbing girl asking about her sister in Erie. The piece shifts to greeting a newborn news baby and a doctor delivering six new kittens at the house, noting the children’s playful claims.
Advertises to pay best cash price for strictly clean poultry at a office near the freight station. Also offers egg handling at residence and specifies hours at the office on Saturday nights until 9.
A Confederate officer recalls an encounter with General Thomas J. Jackson during a reunion scene. Jackson orders a hundred men to guard bread and a warehouse to deny troopers liquor. The officer's detachment stand firm against a general and his staff, aided by General A. P. Hill, until Jackson’s command to burn the unused warehouse is issued. The tale ends with a cheeky courtroom-like exchange aboard a train where a drummer sits beside a flirtatious girl.
Mrs C M Stegall of Paint Rock Alabama recounts a dramatic recovery after taking Cardus for three years of illness. She describes severe weakness, loss of appetite, and insomnia before six bottles restored her health and energy. Cardus, she claims, saved her life and has helped thousands of women.
A McClure's Magazine piece by Julian Street argues Japanese efficiency is overrated, citing poor postal and telegraph services, government control of railways, and slow telephone expansion in Tokyo, with anecdotes of lengthy waits for lines and costly lines for business districts, contrasting with a broader rail incident in Lind, Washington.
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