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Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1914-09-17
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For years have been stating in the newspapers of the
country that great many have escaped serious OPP
eratons by taking Lydia E. Pnkhams Vegetable Com
pound, and it is true.
We permitted to publish in this announcement
extracts from the letters of five women All have been
recently received unsolicited. Could any evidence be
more convincing?
HoDGDoS, ME"I had pains both such soreness
- could scarcely saghten times
could Sleep and thought
better until submitted operation taking
Lydia F. Pmkhams Vegetable
woman"-Mls. HAYWARD Sewers, Hodgdon Me-
. CHARLOTTE N. C"I bad two years. with
go pains both sides and had growth
which the doctor said unlor and
had operation A friend advised Lydia
hams Vegetable Compound gladly enjoying
HANOVER PA"The doctor advised operation my
experienced relief in short time Now feel like person
and do hard days work and not mind itnrs W1LT
1856 Stock st, Hanover, Pa.
DECATUR, 1LL."1 bed of phys
said would have be the hospital ope
alton as had something growing left side
NIT the operation and took Lydia Pnklams Vegetable Com
pondand it worked miracle case,
William Street, Decatur ILL.,
De- panied expected have to undergo an op
Grafton Doctors said they knew Of nothing that
would help took Lydia e. Pnkhams Vege- MTS>~SSA
table Compound and became regular and free 7NaEE$&WM
from pain | thankful for such good w II ERM
and will always give the highest praise"- "a SN1
E.>write E.PINKHAM MEDICINECO. GA I~GE5 ~
(Cn fnro
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1914-09-17

Important to Mothere
Examine carefully every bottle of
CASTORIA, a safe and sure remedy for
infants and children, and see that it
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1914-09-17

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! CIVILIZED wARFARE-A IRA !
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Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1914-09-17

from the Chicago Post.
Is there amy greater paradox than that
expressed in the words "civilized war
Mrs. Grundy. (Tracy City, Tenn.) 1903-1930, 1914-08-06
LARK is FRIEND OF FARMER


ray CHARLES s. MEAD. CEAcrEta A'E-s-
rsr1zrE1 CiuIissEsh
Prom Ia standpoint aI1 THE EgrDs'na'
.ursss IL z2sa6uE-AzrE las No sguEA
sos ouFy IN & q rzapAs2s hars because
az the large Number Ct harmful INSECTS
and weed seeds aEts11. but II has Dc
bad habits
Fts sao5 consists EoosdsF rf INSECTS
Easeh n finds In tins -1Hh6rEaEDes-
gss5sss tie smooth rE1srEaIaErx, q
gssc ssEts tins AE1rT c1ssa vhstA zza1'ss
ssras s.tuns zcr Ia ft EFs-ss to 1snEs
With q tasEE-sHBsls asar- n The ssih'
gvus at the FHsr when a1Issra lts %
s.rK-rs the nusEdoW aET'x ru111s Ills Nj
s4rs5rYr ~ seeds rf various E1Das, o.
s4-wvanr aErgR QEEm19E7as II wsasd
seeds. Ii ss,s1rs adverse To sihn1zg TIE
seeds OF graft, although whsn Q1n4-
food Is srIrrs n win gstr1 u TIE grain
gAssh rms e,s,Fn scztnss'at dErt1G Ter
wasaiz.g. Hssa8nss at the RErER unrn'
s,sry ali ansscas mt weed seeds be-
Mrs. Grundy. (Tracy City, Tenn.) 1903-1930, 1914-08-06
ScALY DAaDRUFF ON HEAD

Sinner. TeEEs4---l had eka1ru- SO
ah6ny zy head wczh6 tsss and when !
scratched .. wcnaa hnrs- My head wss
sEIs G. srsiy dry 6aadrw- kzaa & be-
came SO thick that Il scaled CT and
showed plainly NY heat WIS &1zzcat
white win H. IT erwssa6 and asAa9
;s-r{ssy. il Ect 30 bad eguld hardly
rest II might My hair begzz 70 .E1l
out and d. was laseAsss-
I tried Q bottle Os ----, tut II Gid
me little good ] saw a. advertise
zszs cs CIIscE,a SD&p Es1 OEztzs-;
80 sent for q s.arzyge- ! sgs1is1 tas
CusScurz Oaat1ssf 10 NY scalp and
trszsent8y skarnsnce1 ny head viii
NE Cwtsru-2 Soap Alter zs4ag 0zs
cake az Cn1arurs EOaF and . sGx G.
Curaru-a O1ntne@t my head w4s Cared
Nnw ! am free fsozn GaaasT9~ and M
hair = growing gSsgae,al MEsa "a
RaaEhnrsr, Mar. 10. 1914
CgtsrEra EnG9 and 0antzasG4 s1ai
throughout the wcrsE SaEnvss 1f es<s
free viii 11-EA Shin Book A6drass posi-
card -CusaSurE. Dest L. BcaiszL ADV
Mrs. Grundy. (Tracy City, Tenn.) 1903-1930, 1914-08-06
lWoKs THE HUNTER INSTINCT
kters T-sseser Esscsntly irssinec
P-ss55e-es -se Thrz~z Game"
MFtrIa ksas aezcn.

Cher Parker. iAs Ezgl2sh szibor,
tells o. a. K1ELsh geztlsuAa Ehc re-
Gently came 70 this co@nsrE 70 visit
sOz1% friends n C1l.sorxsk In coz
mon win most travellers lie s3ysnses.
game Vas Vas1i1sal srs-yEAs-e IL TIA.
state. SO be carried with him TIE rec
sssArT gins En5 AEEu2t1suz-
AS his train EaAre1 san Bsr11rct-o
fast before making TIE mountain
eli1b-EAsre WAS 3 delay SsTerAl
hours passed. Eaz sz1Il tie t-ztz re-
s2&'sao sgz,to1Ary: ant CTR irzrsls'
TREAD grew rsstire. G59 sO1gAt tAs
porter az the Pullman car &c LscsrtGA-
TIE cAsst q the delay
1t seems that IN mounting the
grade \ tr%.Es; train had hrofs@ apart,
the rear pCrt1a2 having descended ne
grace And eaocka the trzSk- The por
ter informed hl- Of the accident u
the freight train. and sGAa. 'Ths-e 10 q
eEsoo'se On the track
~lE-s4sasslY tie Aznisr' t1siisc'
u1S 4NAaezet. hEstsalng 10 IFS berth
be procured his grz and started so'
TIE coc-. saying.
SHOW st 10 ne. SA0E u 70 Use
Mrs. Grundy. (Tracy City, Tenn.) 1903-1930, 1914-08-06

4 stranger came tnto cur 0zcs ant
gySeso9sly offered IN some .ruEt Which
Re said he purchased Downstairs u
the Greek grocery store We asEs3
Aim VIA; Greek grocer aid lie SAL
the cas right Under rsa L Hoapos'
place We have been here suzas ta11s
and knew aoA01y q that zsA-1s. and
TO satisfy our earnestly we went down.
stairs 10 hare q hook
S1rs s1oGgA- there wEs wAEs I'D
look nks -Hcapcs~ On Tie end II tbs
awning. q; Least there were the sss-
tiers II Q L P o S s-Kata1g CIT IN
hold rsssss. We have learned since
tAEs II ss an ahereva1;so1 Zsssa ~
the store which when translated
means Highest quHiasg. 8swsss EFscss-
ar standard To the acreage read.
s- It's all Greek and Egzat easily
s,Ess tor HeAasnsc rAzas --S2us1rF
Ledger.
Mrs. Grundy. (Tracy City, Tenn.) 1903-1930, 1914-08-06

Pigs s1ozG Dc sc-ze5 IS 10 sire and
each lot kept By itEzat This 10 not
mach trOzhss and VIII enable The Ut
tie fellows 20 stand q better chow n
The feeding truagh-
Many small sSgs are stEztssa In their
early growth because ta4F cannot hold
their Cw- against their larger and
more 9SkrTsas0-1s trca5srs
The -L1 who raises Esgs ought %
have 1sa5 Of peas into which they
can be turned sGst before the peas
become hard
There Is 10 better uaF 10 harvest
Te1s than by turning THE hogs INTO
them al THIS stage
May farmers In tnS aorz hsis hog
oe their cora hy turning the animals
into the 1z1ds A15 allowing them 10
ride down The stalks and help them.
selves
This y 8 lEhwszr1ag F1Ea- sut y IL
TEgtstul beyond measure.
As soon Is jag Is dksogrs-et &c
be 1rougy O. .E1lsag hsAaza the rest o.
the herd i should be taken aszi and
put In Al enclosure tg itself
4 zig Is 2oths2g more titan 4 E,orey.
making machine and sAoul5 be fed n.
he viii eat elsA1ay from the time he
Is Eass 10 1ssals. ;hs1 keep him EoG1g
until be goes 10 the block
KsHg 3 v2Er Of l5EEe-s handy &c
Mrs. Grundy. (Tracy City, Tenn.) 1903-1930, 1914-08-06

20 poorly that rzy folks taxagtt VIA
grGrg tzso cscEz-zPtsCn One 6zF /
fCzna gSsns Of paper haOwEag aryuzd
the Yard and picked u ny and read l.
Ii sad Saved from the GrsTe, End
tnaa whsg Lraaa L. PSzkhE-z's Vsgsts-
he Cuwnsgss.s5 hEs dane for wr1sn- /
ssyweS It 10 my hsasaszsa a15 be sssd.
WHY 6an't y1a try M Sol did and
after lad taken two h0sssss | fess
bette. and sad to MI ssashsa3. I dan't
nee6 Eay D1ce.' and be sss3 sf1r hsd
better TAKE X little srgsr gzFwxy-
So tadk Il tGr three rnunskk and got
we@ and stronS. Mrs A11NEO Z
R4aEEz, Teru-nseA S., ADRIAN Mica
Not Wen Enough to Work.
liz sihese wwr-as 10 hidden the tragedy
Of znanF wsurnEn. hcrass& esrsr er wage
GARNER wsas Eary,rr1a herself ami 10 often
hsagG-;g to Support q family. CAD -aEErs
wages MAssaer in house, cdons. fse-
sSrT, sagp. s9nrs CT kz.<sssas wzrzsz.
sh0rqa5 remember that thers ID erns syssss
and true renzlssy for the flls 10 which ID
wurzsn are rrrns. and thai as Lyshs Z.
\ P1zlkhsz=n's Vegetables CoEnruaaa IL
rrxzao4as sAasz vSgGr whSgA makes w'ssx
easy. The Lydia T. PIzkskza Mssaarsz.a
Ca 49,. Mags-
Mrs. Grundy. (Tracy City, Tenn.) 1903-1930, 1914-08-06
GAIN FROM USE or MANURE
chsr s1ssscn ostas-sst sr.rrsass
G-rs~-ssns - ssJss Per Tcs-
Ezatasz.sesr 10 frnper-s-e

The net RETURN rsa1ireA from q ton
ct yard nzsR1rre under general thrmr
ing con8s5pz4s depends upoa the soal
method Of esGg-aFElSna and crusa
Erwwl-
The Ohio experiment Station has Oh
tanned al Increase amounting 20
E1Es per ion from yard manure
used n the rate cf eight TONS per
acre In Z 1reFs.E- rotation q o0-r-
cats. wheat. caUrs- and Timothy
SUrr tCzs hHs1E Azslssd 10 cDrZ E1t
four tons to wheel This return being
the average sor the third @rAFsar
y,erSp5- tie acreage RETURN from The
yard -zmrrs asss1 I'm all tests In
EH5eln rmEEraS1 liz srasrABs5 has been
1921 per- te1 t1r he whole t5nns
Mrs. Grundy. (Tracy City, Tenn.) 1903-1930, 1914-08-06
PREPAY FAN

Tne AReriean Prepay Electric Fsn cvm.-
pazy has adapted for use 1. eozzsafber Wa
its afeksi-tn-she-ssos 7rspaE device ths 81
motors made by the Ge1erAl H~x<rSe We-s-
snghscse. Reheins q Myers AS al csa.-
standard eaeesrlc fan zAurfaeszra -
p2niez Tie company 10 fGzay --,p.er.s,s -
Sstszts> trademarks AID sopy-tEAss a. ~
tncrtaxsmszs viii Ss presscgte1 sa shs IN
est sxssnt 81 sAs .&E.
lAss company has the CAY sacrsxs-rs 81
ve1s1oa az the kind N eczzs-S1R1 z.s AZ
prospective Investors are sEElsSz$d s-s
urged 70 recuir~ ssoekxA1ss-ae- Ard a. v~r-
seEs claiming 70 represszt shss Ca-zrary L
sAow tsetr written authority rzas- ms gsa---
psn< seal signed BY Francs q Dzvas Prsn
and Joseph r. Jseksoa- Ss2. .: ma Csrz-
rsry.
Fan material ID eeszg r-essre,s n sx-sza .
tesa and AmerteAn Prepay Sssssl-sz.ts..
slot tSHs are seias erlshs3 ~ and nj 81
aerTtes daily. ne tASGsAzas q Vrsszx "a
hand are eesnE allied Is .xss az sAs rsc<s-ss
from the sale Of stock viii permit -
-AeforY having . capacity % avs- FbH sxz,
Per day e heated in TIE LSizs Bzsa.srx
&enphsA TsaEssseA
Write or vtsi; the t&c.ory Ter rr-sAx- n.
fotnsucn. and make an t-r-ss-as-t Il n.
gr<etsss American iEveati0z AID sz..-r-art
Of the age.
AMERICAN PREPAY ELECTRIC FAN
COMPANY
Mrs. Grundy. (Tracy City, Tenn.) 1903-1930, 1914-08-06

snip o. the SHARP posafs Of sscftas
Pigs teeth
Sometimes they are as sharp 40
Needles ard hurt the SOW 60 mach thai
she VIII not permit them 10 s1ckas-
SEE stall ss rs-T ot.sa mistakes tor
rnzage- Ssre- Turn very young sSgs
into the Geld in bot weather for more
than an hour or rEo tKy gztSa Inc
skin becomes tc1gaezs6-
Ii IN great mistake TO txtts7 ssovs
II breeding dezs1Ss apoa the sSrs7g
grts tor : next PEARS CROP AZ this
plan viii in tine rssg9i II s1ssrso.
stock
ia SOW Yrures q good srses3s- there
is 10 reGsu1 usY she shCuAa not De
kept Is aoag as SIC gro6Eees sSrO'ng
Ssgs
The rans1 ecZ-1- mistake rlz5a cy
rn1mr farmers In 20 allow the s'n&r 10
run with the herd ec-tf-Gzlay- RE
should De Rsgs In q roo@y soS2osars
by himself
Csrnens Ssncvs are best for feeding
purposes. hrs il Ia cur belief that q
hog shsorBd always s2ss2 on board
6soor with / pasnzatul supply o. clean
bedding
A drove Of hogs % an coSC-x AZ.
sfnss never brings as @nea mooney a
drove 0f t5s same breed and ccAo1
and slEs-A c.
Mrs. Grundy. (Tracy City, Tenn.) 1903-1930, 1914-08-06
A Ear. s.o-y.

THE azzs OF Gear old England Rrs
ysr-ZrnsS-s.~ said RtcALrc lie Gal
asszns. ON his gesar- from abroad. but
the food .Asy ssrvs L. saEDsiAs2g ter
AshseA
After = visit 10 Bas-hss- palace
entered Al sna u the quaint village O.
Woodstock AS snzrAss.--o- t-sse 70
lu-ea-ozy landlord said 10 NE;
The grssi dock O! Marlborough
once sat IL that chair you're Rsstt-'
In air.
'EE that Sc said
Add the 1nok once drank IE beEg
or. d that same =nE FDu'rs s-sra1ksn'
on: gG'
And bet. SAID !. 2 Aeg he refused
To earl ,hSs 5EA- COO Well. take il away
ny @Ea- ] Coat wEzt Ii. either"
Mrs. Grundy. (Tracy City, Tenn.) 1903-1930, 1914-08-06
MANY ROBBERS ON THE FARM
rew Farmers ser-- csz-stls q Check
irs SsvR9ss az Th5Esss-Msssts
7s.sr- Grvm-a a crs-G-

Most Kry .Erner KNOWS how 10
saoE. raHzs- cEaz5rE1s and harvest TIM
ssw sss,s1 cEgGaSs II chAsa1nE the
rErnEas Gf ErslE1 rHzg tAssFas about
the tErrn
I'm the EUmz1sr Time the FARMERS al
low the 1tsss and the impure wztsr
zrzrgay TO s1AHE q A6E per eszlz at EaSszr
dairy ErwSrs. then they wonder why
aEt-y1zg doesn't make them Er'as2sF-
CHS
Weeds 65ch away the banmty AID
neat appearances Of the farm owuss and
rs1xrt IL. growth O. csuss in The 1sat
By sap9tnE BwsF ths hfegaF1-g co1z-
zos1snts ut the soil Fs-s1s9s1rs In
1xhranE them 5gRz Is al tAAs viii
suhaue these ncr5pGs wsats
The kazay Cow. The arszeAy COW.
tha ha1Ey horse the cA1eksaesfa1E
hog and ihs 6ru0s hens are th3srss
that many farmers Keep and then
seem TO expect satisfactory results
from farming. with s=ze5 trDubaesc=.s
ant urrro1izals pests On tie prs-r
sssE S,ssl The thieves AID szr- their
rr-sru.s into something that VIII give
FOE : profit
a upg- on weak stand rt Corn steals
= GOOD part Of the time consumed II
tending and gathering IT, since o1s
--.,ss Asars-s both time and hghcr 10 eli
thin spots the same Is though there
we're q fuli ant heavy growth % co-n
plants Proper grazing Of 1rzz-e2Ess
seed corn a. tas great initial STEP u
Mrs. Grundy. (Tracy City, Tenn.) 1903-1930, 1914-08-06

he taken in tire checking Ct the 3s1rS
uRsr7A1 s1Ecs ID TINS common 5hSet
TIE s0w-ssz DAIRY cow that Aks
rrvx1 mo o15 to be Tru@tssss. the
n1E thEf gives sr'0tEsa Cow az 1ntlf
tor SIX rrcazAss then s,S56E21F dries
gy--abasa are Eh5sres that sasE1 from
the herd day by tag E@5 CUT down the
yrFuEtE kpsGazss they cc1s;u-ls .usE rs
nush AaEh Ersned feed a. tAuss E1s-
zrEsas atlat tUrn in Ewscs the EnnuEmt ne
aaEArF rrusauss.s and Require Snsz as
m1rA care and attention 30 II they
were Eru11aAas rrs-bsrx-
Mrs. Grundy. (Tracy City, Tenn.) 1903-1930, 1914-08-06
Real Tragedy Of the Stage.

A beautiful actress. Eraulsia Oar
mer. was killed by accident recently.
while playing al the Theater Of Va.
rieties at Berne, Switzerland. The last
act OF the comedy. The Pride O. the
Third Company was coming to 81
end when Fraalsin Darms- tsI
through defective stage trap to q
distance Of six feet and fractured her
skull. The actress was carried Enco1-
scious TO her room and 8 doctor Eas
In prompt attendance. but the case
was beyond his help. and IS the car-
tain fell on the comedy or the stage
the girl died. Neither the members 0.
the company who took the final -call-
nor the public, who wondered ANY the
actress did not appear. had the slight.
est idea OF the tragedy tina; had cc
CURED behind the scenes.
Mrs. Grundy. (Tracy City, Tenn.) 1903-1930, 1914-08-06
DON'T SUFFER WITH ITCHING

Mt, what rsassss-Ths rlurrsrt res
s1ca cdat-s1f s1s0EAas any tI,A4zE sixth.
the ttsAfzg sinse and healing begins
WITH the aid CT rsE1r0a RcEr. II guitfaF
removes ali s1zsos Of e,cEsraH. rLEh- tel
Esg. rE-gHr-~ sa-plas CT cIhsr rgaT,
sor-sz14zg ssuss3u1. and AsgrHE TIE
sf41 clear ant healthy II ia equally
elective fer sEnssur-, t-sBsci ai1es.
to-ss. hossaE. ssuszE. red, rough hands,
SE11ru@ and failing hEar.
TGz need nsrsr hsst1E1s to 1ss res
szoa II iE GcS1criE ggsisc-Igg5c1 thai
has bee. rss,1 1T other Physicians for
the past IL PEARS in the treatment Of
EnuEs scErs Of sEa. a-aexsa-E. Unlike
many either rsizas1lss. Il cS-tzA-E sa,so-
a-.saF nothing tAas ecgs6 az.Ers The
tso5srsEt skin Ess4-loi c9-.ze-t AIT
rssazsaz SOAP are soA3 III al druggists.
Lock cEgs ssy vuyrA1sas A--alzssu.E--
AR.
Mrs. Grundy. (Tracy City, Tenn.) 1903-1930, 1914-08-06
White House Rose Gsrdsn.

The rose garden that Mrs. Wool
row Wilson had planted at the White
House is said to be quite equal %
others that she planned al Prinesso-
and other places where she has Hired.
She and her daughters have spent
much time, not only in superinsendt1g
the work OF the rose garden, but In
actually working in 1t.
Mrs. Grundy. (Tracy City, Tenn.) 1903-1930, 1914-08-06

E1rDF@t, III has been siEt1uEzs,5 thai
every EneEduw-AErE u worth q drTl1r
Z year 10 the farmer.
A few AIras 1nsF remain with rs
dur1ng the winter. sui nsn5 Of them
ARRIVE frp- The ssuuth early In tbs
syrlEg- Their cIt1Rl nest rwans au-azE
the FuZ1sr. zias SECOND k-oos being
Matched aur41g bully END August. Five
o. Elk eggE l. ths ngnEl u1nnSsr In q
GAutrA TIE Das1s are kx4ourn srur,s
scr they GrS arxlhst gTsr. nut No
ninth tur gr1.ssr110o n1Eansa .n,s
weather. Ii fur n1EocaE1rnsr1-
II Is to e's rzagrs1rss6 that these
birds are large szsgpgh to make IN
attractive mark .nr the mruS5-ss
sVCrIs -rEE1-
Mrs. Grundy. (Tracy City, Tenn.) 1903-1930, 1914-08-06

Bsk5Ug Ew&1s TFr@s All q 1SnnEr a1
Nashville WE asked IL he had any
ssaE Of preaching 90 sAs new tEsalcsrs
the sEskaaHs srs1aag gown ElEEhs,t
skirt and SO forth
"Sc." ExAt iAaH t&saCE. 'Epe& Al IDEA
has net occurred 10 me u. however.
EAuEaE preach On tas new tExhsoos
Wcu& RsEzrstlT choose my text trU1l
2RTsa&-scn~
Mrs. Grundy. (Tracy City, Tenn.) 1903-1930, 1914-08-06

70; % weak that i
oysld hardly do my
work. Ehea /
~EEhsd my Gssass ]
had % SIT Down asz3
Enez | wV1ua3 s-Es~g,
the So1c ] w1ss6 &c.
90 weak tAx1l would
hare 10 get . dirk
every few ri-xsa<
and before ! I'D NY
6astaag Iw9znhEvs
70 lie 6yHz / t
Mrs. Grundy. (Tracy City, Tenn.) 1903-1930, 1914-08-06
Marriage Causes False Fire ala--.

Seven minutes OF blasts from the
whistle of the Passaic MstAlw2re COED
pany. in honor OF the marriage q the
daughter OF the superintendent. ~
Gently turned out FIVE volunteer IRE
departments. The fog made the whts-
tie audible in Rutherford. Sr1hsF.
Belleville, Garfield and Clifton and the
fremen rushed to headquarters 81 tAs
alarm.
1t took half an hour 10 Determine
where the whistling came from. The
wedding which caused tbs ccI~s0taa1
united Miss Sallie Karp. III Ersa1E
avenue, Passaic, to MichGsa n Bsr~
nan.--New York Mail
Mrs. Grundy. (Tracy City, Tenn.) 1903-1930, 1914-08-06
A Rouch Road.

MY dear sir" said the pktlososas-.
when we look about rs and see tAs
troubles that affiict other psosls. We
ought to rejoice that our own paths
through life are made smooth
Your path may be smooth. sighed
the pessimist, but a laundering b5g
steam roller would have 10 make 3
great many trips over mine before
the bumps in 1t were presssd o9G~
Mrs. Grundy. (Tracy City, Tenn.) 1903-1930, 1914-08-06
S.srr,.sr ll- taotio.

suburban GsEr'atDsn-"This 1suue
tsush aS aHrs purchased here
doesn't sssan 1o Kill Tire pssts ri all !"
spDasusa1-@Ahg Yau see, sir tase prop
srsSas of TINS preparation arg Dod 10
ssn the 1uss 4a g1sce. tu1 10 under
MINE tabsIar constitutions
Mrs. Grundy. (Tracy City, Tenn.) 1903-1930, 1914-08-06
Whenever You Need General TcnAs
Take Groves

Tbs Oh Standard Grprs's TRsn.asu
chill Tonic is equally rsAuA1as 10 .
C4-.-zl Tursc b,sf,znss /: ear-E-as tAss
Esgl knvwr soric properties Of gU@N5
AID RON. L arts IN the LSrss. Drives
on, Malaria Em-1rhss the Baoo5 and
Binds up the Ttc5s Syzas-z 50 oe-a
Mrs. Grundy. (Tracy City, Tenn.) 1903-1930, 1914-08-06

Our eomgrassAo1nl committees heard
% ladies in two hours THAT anzaE
@ea could have kept u hstsn1ng 10r
sersrz1 Days
Thai shows that ww1rsz e1Ez trans
act pznlsc hustnss& Bnf Agw shS
they manage 10 crowd 30 Epsachss
szso rw0 hours
Oh. tAeT spoke three and snEr 81
Q ttzoe---Ezzzas City Journal
Mrs. Grundy. (Tracy City, Tenn.) 1903-1930, 1914-08-06

MsgirsaE-HzrE2t IyR any refer
E1rsEs
Maad-E have. hGt they're like my
y5o1ngrzEas-nons Of them DO me
snE11E,s-
Mrs. Grundy. (Tracy City, Tenn.) 1903-1930, 1914-08-06
rsa..sLsr.-r.s.ns Ut sgr-Esgsnr.

III u4Ey, hnda,aa. De sand thA1 EEz1EIa-
rhy exists in LII minds, as FlEBaEy has
5Ss,urErea ttER1 u-Egned4En EXISTS In
aTl unstlRss aUt Z certain Ssmge1zrurs
* required 10 develop IbH hidden prog
s-vF. whsdhs. in the metal CO the mind
-BuaWeE-
Mrs. Grundy. (Tracy City, Tenn.) 1903-1930, 1914-08-06

IA rig 3 hero Els BE VIM makes two
S&B6es ct grass GROW where cue Ersu
before is I1B zIE1 who ea1 make csrs
hiaas gruw All summer I'm the GOV
TIEsIurlE
Mrs. Grundy. (Tracy City, Tenn.) 1903-1930, 1914-08-06
No. SIx-SIXTY-SIX

This Is e prescription prepared e<-
pecially for Malaria or chliss s-1
Fever. Five or six doses viii break
any case. and il taken then as s tonic
the fever viii not return. 2sc-Aar.
Mrs. Grundy. (Tracy City, Tenn.) 1903-1930, 1914-08-06

FxEFllGxE Is ms z-Iat-ussh nss--ns T4s'az y -
aTIsrrqaE .sEli1inE u "a TEinseHt SFsus. -lsHs-
am 10 erias arrs 6sraE 1:r 1ann-A the Eisuss;f
CAsflfsssn 1iEs Il Eat zls1Er knew & 10 srszriss
Ainr an1,a.iirlly afsfsaaa 70 a1rAa wing cltngt
<zsts Glrainu-T gau51Itrs- lcsa Ecn zzussilas ar
rGriHn 1lsrwsrnHIlsm nEr rlArsnE L. tta ksa5- TrT
q ahs nrza rtnls rnu .'ssa gnarEiDs fnr sHT zIr1'
ssnls. A.lt srr e-arrrs sriFiaa5 rmrskaas T'bs
zans E'IE8aII IN z af fnpwn IN kSErris- ss rs1saS
Mrs. Grundy. (Tracy City, Tenn.) 1903-1930, 1914-08-06
RuR-MY-nsM

VIII czgrs y0ur Rhesmztssr zzt al
kids Of aches and paAas-NszFz2gas~
Cramps. Co1sc. SsrTtnf. Bruises. Cuts.
Did E0ress Burns. etc t-.assrsas
snr5ysae- Prizes 3ss---A6F.
Mrs. Grundy. (Tracy City, Tenn.) 1903-1930, 1914-08-06

Qrnssnnfn>--@lg De FOE GsEwe this
Bsr,e rsa ON the sstslaE, when asked
q,y s. shortcut par'sflih9nss@
RuaIhtr--@ega gEt ID make agGh
sliybs rpsaA ahsse Eilgs--,8uigs-
Mrs. Grundy. (Tracy City, Tenn.) 1903-1930, 1914-08-06

Cnursh--TEEy say hCTges have ali
been hEnBs5sit frU11 the street rail-
r1a6s In Berlin
Gsrzhann-Ts,s tri yO1u st1El End EN-
on tire r1szEE
Mrs. Grundy. (Tracy City, Tenn.) 1903-1930, 1914-08-06
80 go. -.

TIE results rf = single aEv,srsnpsr.
with crops Of amy RAnaE shpuaS rsss
wHrr1gr1 ElsrErEB conclusions
Mrs. Grundy. (Tracy City, Tenn.) 1903-1930, 1914-08-06

LTD Yuu sFn5 away that la-te1o-
y.ersS. Erv#G5ng dog TO tas pound"
Yes. but 1t Doesn't help things
untA I eEa'g sHzt ny hrshsnd there.
insa-
Mrs. Grundy. (Tracy City, Tenn.) 1903-1930, 1914-08-06

she iaE-IzE She EEarrtgb-l uagg
married Fuu To spite FIRED Johnson
He GrwstnggFb--s wish 10 heaven
Fuu'e married Fred johnson TO Eydts
NE
Mrs. Grundy. (Tracy City, Tenn.) 1903-1930, 1914-08-06

FEiAE--KkFs Bur Fc'u'rs grown an
UGhsr foot Eazts yUu went CT To col
1aga
Sga-No. father. yTu forget ] had
two ts,s1 Hhs1 bs!a hons
Mrs. Grundy. (Tracy City, Tenn.) 1903-1930, 1914-08-06

The man who thinks he ss marrying
al angel I'm tasEuiBs Occasionally dis
covers LATER that the alleged alEgz1se
usE parmsrelL
Mrs. Grundy. (Tracy City, Tenn.) 1903-1930, 1914-08-06

-D8 g8p u9, the wa5tsss IN GnsE
irg,ssiB zrRIl
20 nm afraid 1r1 To. Won see, they
have aalzdsd . E'oaarg nj EEtGahdt1a
EE5ui1E"
Mrs. Grundy. (Tracy City, Tenn.) 1903-1930, 1914-08-06

Tho amateur poet ia going some
when he earns enough money with his
pen to pay for tho ink.
Mrs. Grundy. (Tracy City, Tenn.) 1903-1930, 1914-08-06

Somehow the -E1 who attends
strictly TO hss OWL buE5neas newer 40
g1arsE q Repatriation aE al entertaining
Cr1TersEGaD2a2aEt-
Mrs. Grundy. (Tracy City, Tenn.) 1903-1930, 1914-08-06

Dssssr1Esd WIFE 8taElH1g grocer hss
tuUguh8ss0 -Ara5 ] trT2sts1 him So
GsrreEr-sTunsunnt irE So did T.
Mrs. Grundy. (Tracy City, Tenn.) 1903-1930, 1914-08-06

TIE real secret q hz2rdzsss L. %
lss Tie ether fellow 90 the EoTTTsng
Mrs. Grundy. (Tracy City, Tenn.) 1903-1930, 1914-08-06

Revenge ID sEsst oz1Y 10 TIE rsrT
small sz1sriEEEI
Mrs. Grundy. (Tracy City, Tenn.) 1903-1930, 1914-08-06

Fsaa the sod sy feeding dairy
COWS
Mrs. Grundy. (Tracy City, Tenn.) 1903-1930, 1914-08-06
Rr.s,lo- az Tools.

~Tggr garden VIII be late
TN afraid SO; sEi you see the
B-zE34yx are stu uEsag FOlsczs
SPADE ard hoe ~-Boaoon Trz1sertys