The Yap Critique Of Gaps In Public Progress
A reprint by W W Stringfellow from Aniston Alabama denounces so called gaps or yaps in Calhoun county. It contrasts critics in politics education roads and business with forward looking citizens and urges swatting these gaps to advance public and private progress.
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Democrat
W. W. Stringfellow
Aniston
Ala
Watauga
Memphis Commerce-Appeal
St. Louis Post-Dispatch
Union
Calhoun County
Cnter
Covenant of League of Nations Article Twenty Five and Twenty six
Revised Covenant text details Article Twenty Five on fostering national Red Cross societies for health and relief, and Article Twenty six on amendments requiring ratification by council members and assembly members. Annex lists original members and states invited to accede, with a placeholder for the first secretary general.
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League
Red Cross
League of Nations
United States of America
Belgium
Bolivia
Brazil
British Empire
Canada
Australia
South Africa
New South Wales
India
China
Cuba
Czecho-Slovakia
Ecuador
France
Greece
Guatemala
Haiti
Hedjaz
Honduras
Italy
Japan
Liberia
Nicaragua
Panama
Peru
Poland
Portugal
Rumania
Serbia
Siam
Uruguay
Chile
Columbia
Denmark
Netherlands
Norway
Paraguay
Persia
Salvador
Spain
Sweden
Switzerland
Venezuela
Wartime Demobilization and Allied Aid Costs
A historical summary lists wartime demobilization costs and aid. It details 2,053,347 soldiers to be repatriated from France at 200 each, training camp returns at 12.25, hospital care for 93,000 wounded, and 1.5 billion in loans to allies. It also accounts for feeding Europe, completing shipping, and extra pay, noting additional navy, material, job placement, and reeducation costs will add billions.
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France
Europe
America
Army
Navy
U. Employment Bureau
Dog-goned Farmer and the three-dog rule
State Senator W H Adams proposes a humorous yardstick for farmer wealth in the Washington legislature discussion on licensing dogs. The quip links dog ownership to prosperity or poverty, suggesting a cultural snapshot of rural life. The piece adds a health note promoting Chamberlains Liniment for rheumatism with minimal cost.
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W. H. Adams
Washington
Adams
Camping Trip Prep Suggests Packing Diarrhoea Remedy
A tip advises buying Chamberlains Colicane Diarrhoea Remedy before leaving home for camping, hunting, fishing, or prospecting trips. The note warns it is rarely obtainable on travel or aboard vehicles, and stresses the safe practice of having it on hand.
William T Hayes 1849 1918 Masonic Rites Funeral
William T Hayes born December 14, 1849, died December 22, 1918 near his boyhood Brushy Park home. He was buried December 23 at Hines graveyard with Masonic honors in a large gathering of friends and relatives. A Mason in Watauga Lodge 273 for years, he lived a life devoted to Masonry and Christianity. A committee offers resolutions mourning his departure, sympathizing with his family, and requesting publication in The Watauga Democrat.
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William T. Hayes
Brushy Park
Hines
Bro. Hayes
Watauga Lodge
Brother Hayes
Masonic Fraternity
Watauga Democrat
A. E. South W. D. Farthing
G. P. Hagaman
Aliens Who Should Be Deported
Philadelphia Record argues for deporting aliens who avoided military service citing 28 percent of draft-age men in Pennsylvania and 92 645 aliens in Philadelphia. It notes Washington draft boards pushing a nationwide move to expel noncitizens who claimed exemption and urges public pressure on Congress to act.
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Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
Washington
Germany
Diet and laxative advice for gentle stomachs
A general rule guides readers to adopt a diet suited to age and occupation and to keep bowels regular. When feeling overfull or constipated, take one Chamberlain's Tablet to aid relief.
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Chamberlain
Tennessee Farms for Sale No 1 and No 2 in Sullivan County
Two Tennessee farms priced to sell quickly. No 1 covers 128 acres with 40 acres level and cultivated, timber, clover, wheat and pasture. asking 10000 dollars. No 2 spans 40 acres in Sullivan County with 15 acres wheat, nine acres corn, balance clover, well watered, suitable for a home. Other farms and town property available. visit or write for details.
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Sullivan Co. Tenn
Cardus hailed as life saver in woman’s illness near Royse City
A testimonial from Mrs. Mary Kill near Royse City describes months of torment from a severe illness. She insists Cardus alone restored her health after doctors failed to help, saying she recovered after three bottles and remains strong today. The ad urges other women to try Cardu for headaches back aches and monthly pains.
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Royse City
Tex
Mary
San
Cardus
Cardu
Linville River timetable No. 82 January 1, 1918
East Tennessee and Western North Carolina Railroad and Linville River Railway timetable No. 82 dated Wednesday January 1, 1918. Includes passenger and possibly freight schedule details for the line and stops along the route. Reads as a period railway timetable issued by the two railways, listing station names and train times in a compact card format.
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East Tennessee & Western North Carolina Railroad Co
Linville River Railway Company
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