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Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1916-10-19
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Touch each chigger bite with bruss,
that Pas been dipped In iodine or apply
Efrung solutions Of ammonia or COM
men baking sosia after Itching has
hestsra. The better plan. of course.
Is 90 prevent the efHgger from getting
a fossthoad at all. This nay be done
Ia q number OF ways. A bath Ia hos
svass.r with strong soap Is very good
II taken Immediately after passing
thFtsigh the siirsiehery and weeds from
which the ciaiggers are picked up. but
the best real preventive Ia flowers of
sulphur rubbed ell over the body. par
ucsilarsy from the knees down. The
snlnssnT may be made 10 stick better
u mixed with little cold cream and
rubbed OIL Hasenian.
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1916-10-19
ODD PLACES TO HIDE Cash
Wefnas cos,eessed Savings on sfsr
& Moshsr's 0rase~-safety nepoags
i III Cannon.

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the ia@ courts. hist her savings ysss her
mothers grave sss Fosess Fiji ratassesy
prsassaaay lat saIssn . sInlqMe cache. lsat
tsEere ss no staytag. The persssa sy,,a
sisissrassa savings banks gefsarastY
asseka uressad far the ystssst unl.geiy
spot In walsf. To deposit wealth, aud
mere than one lsaay hlt Of, the sarna
islea.
Old caniaas. for la9arve, seem so
farsa favarahss tisssasiinrsea Quite d
a. tuttts af aewsiry was sousad sos,se
" sls ago To q solitary gua wasieii
stands IN the fort al ssg,sstsssss ana
ass0ua the salas sssae l,ag soasait,snu
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old eanssssn III pssea part. ttraa9essi.
Frsan enc NJ the aid s'ritueHss cannon
as tstvers,eas alse satase ssaatslslsiYa
youngsters anee brought fsrfh !. sol.
stlers discharge papers and nascs 10
The yaIsis of { EiUsasi i.anslasa Ghroateso.
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1916-10-19
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| tisaslks he deserves stss w@gea Of Mex.
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as warrior ahs sympathy that ls de-.
MED 10 hts siaealatpgra rialc trials and
snfferlags
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Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1916-10-19

We are. Informed by an otherwise
sssrarsoas friend sssas lie ~as standing
aa front eE department stare, gag
Ing raItsy into enc of the display
ssssssiosss when 10 heard this eosaver-
satien;
Teh usa. Grace, said q snan whose
wifss--oF maybe she wasa,t~ had made
him ssass while she ruhsaresa III the
dresses. when you're getting dress.
FssfFssh costs n,orss~.-fhe waist or the
ssiYtf''
ily. that depends. said the NO.
man.
On the season. suppose
How could q depend on the sea
son, silly r.
I Well, this session the SKIRTS come
higia. but the waists doa.t--ain'f /
right r.
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1916-10-19
Cetxidnst Give up ths sfovssa 4

said one esaarsaissg young creature
while sisfinE her tea hid yau hear
that Etsiku asai Olaf have broken
ttisir engagement r.
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sighted atld has % sit ID The very tisst
row at slie ilacvi Inc picture theaters. ana
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apsek and she said she woalt, fe i ~
fsssfy sifliassIalsy II they Ind so spenss
issslf their lives apart and tIat si.e
il,ssss filing ID do was not ID ,1,1,r.iva;
And there ron ARE,
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eofapelssng afteakina.
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Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1916-10-19

use their mouths as s-rssorts' or ..sen-
nrzstnrs. the rubber pellets MS they
form belng taken III the fingers ana
usoisied Into balls.
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1916-10-19
snnrssy. Fish.

The gafaholIng of whales IS often
Y tssessess by sailors, and paiey says
that afsy observer Of ash s.sust d..
knowledge tilaf they are s. happy
they know not what 10 do with theiss-
] selves. Their sttitsides ard frallcs are
simply The effect Of an excess ;,s
spirits. III, go
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1916-10-19

the utsnsiis and in3ect sle delicacy ii
the teft argu. 'i
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1916-10-19
Matter es Lsslnh,.

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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-11-25
IFuelles's Sin cerftv.

AIR. Hughes said, in his telegram to
Senator Harding on the tenth OF June,
that he. had not desired the nonina-
ton. His every action in the campaign
proves this to be true
Ifhe had been giving thought to the
movement to nominate him, he would
have gained a knowledge OF political
conditions TN the several states which
would have saved him from situations
which now prove to have been vital
and fatal. If Hughes had been in
politics IN thought or In any sense ut
all before his nomination. he would
have known, for instance. all about the
conditions in California, he would not
have had to depend upon biased cou1l-
sci from the then party managers
when he visited the coast. ana he would
have been able to form his own judg-
ment and to act upon 1t. So, too. IN
Kansas, where the managers at ma
ttonnl headquarters made no effort To
coordinate the forces which were at
the disposal Of the party, where POI
tent factors In the politics Of the state
were neglected, and where amateur
judgments were taken as against any.
earnest effort to get at the real facts
So, also In New Mexico. where the
sentimental interest in the Mexican
problem was assumed to be sufficient
to oyerbalance injudicious nominations
and inefficient local direction Of the
canvass. SO, especially, in Ohio, where
the scattered energies of all the candi-
dates for senator for governor and for
congressman were thought to carry
sufficient surplus strength to put
through neglected national ticket.
Hughes gave no thought to these
things, thus evidenclnG conyincingly
and to his own hurt that heswas never
2 candidate for the presidency until
the. Chicago convention made him such
He then became. as he said, zone hum
dred per cent candidate but he never
became politician. He remained and
remains sincere, candid and straight
forward. II
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-11-25
Tenchln.e, by Mall

4 r \ 4 Vi " ii
Columbia University may begin to-
offer courses by correspondence IL the
recommendations OF DR.. James G. Egg
bert. director of extension teaching,
are adopted In his annual report Just
made public DR.. Egbert says the time
has como for Columbia to enter this
field.
He recommended also that courses
IN citizenship offered last year in the
rooms Of the Educational A1ltance be
given this year through tho labor
temple. 1t was found last year that
many OF the men who 1t was desired
to reach could not pay the IS fee. 1T
Is suggested that the courses be put
on avoluntary fee basis
establishment or the school Of bust
ness as separate entity was the
greatest achievement OF the year III
his department DIR. Egbert believes.
n the year the department also has
taken over the educational work Of
the New York Chapter Of the Ameri-
can Institute of Banking.
Extension courses now are offered
at Bridgeport, East Orange. Freeport.
Jersey City. Passaic, Paterson, Scrar-
ton, Springfield Stamford, Trenton
and Yonkers.
pr Egbert speaks Of his depart
ment as 'the experimental and test
ing station Of the university, where
new ideas may be tried out and
adopted or rejected as they prove
their value, without sacrifice az
money
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-11-25
|. |. !. !. !. 5 !. J.
Are to Be Built at Meadow
brook by a Huntington
Lumber Concern.

The Huntington Lumber and Sup
ply company, through w. g. Meeks,
rison, Marion, Monongaiia and Lewis
counties, has contracted with the
.Grassellt Chemical Company to erect
tWenty-four dwelling houses at Mead
OVERLOOK for the latter company. The
total contract price is $4,000. The
houses will range in size from four
to six rooms. The Huntington con
Germ erects what are known ais QUITO
At houses. The Improvement at
Meadow will add materially to
that excellent rural town.
The construction Of the houses is
to begin at once and completed by
March u
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There were, doubtless, a good many
persons who voted against Mi. Hughes
because he had come down from the
heEch to make the race for the presi-
dency. Courts, and especially the su-
prece court, hold peculiar place IN
the American mind. Men on the bench
are looked upon ais set apart to d spec
.ial function to be exercised in an at
rnosphere aloof from other activities;
and their emergence therefrom has
rarely received popular approval.
David Davis, quitting the supreme
court to become a senator from Illinois.
lost much Of his personal influence
despite the fact that the exigencies OF
the situation made him president pro
tenn Of the Senate Salmon p. Chase
never recovered the ground he lost BY
his pronounced ambition to be nomf-
nated-by either partyas aranGlidate
for the presidency. Alton b. Parker
was a great success as a judge of52Jev.
York's court Of appeals; but he was
an utter failure as party standards
bearer. p. Cady Herrick cut sorry
figure when he ran for governor of
New York on the Democratic ticket
So, too, did Augustus Van Wyck, when
he opposed Roosevelt for the governor
ship in 1893. And, this year, Samuel
Seabury Jared no better when he left
the bench to- oppose Governor Whit
man.
In an election as close as this one
las proved to be, there can be no doubt
that there we're enough voters who did
not relish the notion Of taking judges
to be political candidates to furnish
the slender majority by which Mr..
Hughes has been beaten. The constr
tuition provide FOR the complete sep
=aration Of the three branches Of the
governm executive, legislative ana
judicial. The public mind evidently
carries that separation still farther;
and 1T now seems certain that the ex-
ipedient Of going to the bench for a
candidate is one which should not be
repeated @
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pastor VA s q. ~. sund lay school, L4.
70. 8J ohnson, superintendent. la m,
sermon, subj ct: The Sabbattl.'s
56ss:: q y. "a. EpWorth League, Mrs. Ed
win Bflofy. leader vi: 80 .. m. pub
lie worsht p and sermo on on Directing
Our Gratitud e..'' Ia the evening the
Daughters OF Liberty, escorted BY the
Junior Order Of United American
Mechanics. Will attend IN a body for
the annual THANKSGIVING service Of
the order. To all the above services
you are cordially invited.
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WESLEYAN METH DIST CHURCH
Industrial ,n a. =. Davis, pastor, suns
day school $3.50 a. M. "a. N. Love-
Glass meeting I'LL
a. ~. Preaching 1880 p. Iii. Prayer
meeting p. M. Wednesday,
METHODIST PRorE 8 u "A n j.
CHURCH, corner OF Locust and syc-
amore streets. J.P. Turkelson, pas
tor. $3.50 q. M. Sunday school,
Charles Sheets, superintendent.
on The Power of Song. 6:45$p. M.
Christian Endeavor Society. 7.::3 D Is.
m sermon by the pastor on tA False
Standard or Value All are invited
to attend these services.
THE NORWOOD UNIoNsG CHURCH
the Rev. =. r. Cunningham, pastor
Sunday school 9:3 al m. PREACHING!
II al. m. and 7::s3O p. m. Young Peo-f
pies meeting at 6 80 D. N. Thanks
giving service at o pam. Thursday.
d FF STREET UNITED BRETH-
Rem CHURCH, w. M. Slaughter
pastor. VIII hold the following SER
4awman, superintendent, SO Q! a. M.
II z q. M, sermon By the pastor.
.2.30 p. ~. Christian Endeavor. ID.
y. Mitchell, president, $50 b. nj.
T:3 u. M, sermon By the pastor.
Weekday services, w. w. Moore,
leader. Wednesday, 1880 p. Otter-
beln Sisters, Mrs. III. Hathaway. pres
ident, second and fourth Tuesdays OF
each onth. ut 80 p. nj. 0Cf1cIal
board meeting last day of5each month
at n I: 8 . p. m. Everybody invited to
these services.
BROAD OAKS METHODIST EPIs-
(SCOPAL CHURCH, the Rev. NJ. F.
SUNDAY school. Scott Riley. superin-
ltendent. II a. M, public worship.
sermon by the pastor on # Something's
That Are Certain IN the afternoon
COMMITTEES will visit every home IN
Broad Oaks for the purpose Of sole
1tlng pledges for the support OF the
church during the current year, and
Ito talk about the reli gious interest OF
1.-THE community. It Is earnestly asked
that you remain at home during the
hours or "a o to y: 3 10 .. m.#and kind
lay receive the committee that may
call on upon you. 6:4 5 p. m. EpWorth
i Cultieating the Thanksgiving Hab.
\ it. u /: 80 D. m. sermon by the pnstol
4 on 1.-THE First Thin gs.'' The orches
Il ira Will assist the choir with the nu.
Il sic at the evening service. You VII
want to be ut the service, A box 81
IL good cheer for all who 60.
" CENTRAL CHRISTIAfSaCHBR
II corner South Chestnut and Pike
.tstreets. Pawhatan M. Baber pastor
III Ee:4 S a.. m: 3 ibIe school. Next Lord
II day. Noyember 26, Is to be observed
n as Rally. Day. The workers are ex
Tin the htstpry*sof the sen ool,4 1Soul
pFeaent ,'s hi lle wa c1WoEd
Indications are tina the number VII