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The Glenwood post., 1917-07-28

Again the Germans have made :
vicious thrust at the French line
the Aisne region of Frame. and agal
they have paid dearly in men killed
wounded for slight gain. The attae
was delivered over a front of tw
miles, from Hurtebise to Labovelle, b'
only to the south of Aallas was tt
crown princess army able TO penetra'
French first trenches In Champaign
the French have captured Germa
trenches
The Glenwood post., 1917-07-28
xAa1D JULY II

Miss Nellie C,sddock Of this city and
Leslie Strain Of Rocky Ford were
quietly married BY Justice O. N. White
July u. M. Strain Is one Of the SOL
dien on guard duty here, but is at
present acting ~ witness in court
ma1tial case being bald in Denver
Owing 4, ~ fast that he e1psets 30
b eslJsd 70 lsAe front sNss-4 9tsaia win
esa.iauA Asr work y sssaesrsphsf for
g. ". Taylor. i,.
The Glenwood post., 1917-07-28
COOP NEWS 10. o1.zswooD

The u. 8. treasury department -,
advsftised. for sealsd bids for tho eoa )
struction Of the posteffies bulldog -
Glsnwoed, Springs. Thsss bids WI ~
received n wasAingtoas up to- Ano1tt
- and n 4 believed shat tie esaas q
fsf soasttuction Win bs, lst sess. eeoEs
that date. y - ~; 4 IS ;'si Y.
The Glenwood post., 1917-07-28

Ms, Tiorsnse Nscsss eass Down
f,on Aspen Tussday svsaanG
The Glenwood post., 1917-07-28

Up and down in all the lands and all the
Brave and bold the sky and clear and
Winding through the wilderness. beaten
Half the around the word-and than
Whittier will Old Glory go? Butiwhither has gomez
Swapping from the hayard blocks argoy and fleet:
Flutterlng fife and drum that
Beating back the driven and blazing
1t has led a starry way-a way through all lands
Whittier viii Old Glory go9 But whittier has gomez
Where the spot it has not held the glory of the dawn?
Men have beneath oer the hills er the waves
Men feel It's caresses while they sumber their graves
ea ana white and blue 1t glows against the bending sky
Bringing everywhere it new lustre to the eve
Whittier will Old Glory go9 But whittier has it gomez
len the miles 1t has not tracedhe way not won!
rt Wilbur D. Nesbit
The Glenwood post., 1917-07-28
GERMANS MAKE
AND SELL POISON
80 A~ l

San AatoAio, TexAs, July 2s.-The
arrest Of three Germans at Eagle Pns.
and Laredo as they entered Texas f1o1r
Mexico, brought to light a gigantic
plot for the manufacture Of q deadly
poison in Mexico, to be sent to Ger.
many and used in the war.
Federal officers making the arrests
were waiting for the Germans, whose
names are given as Charles Grabnell
Herman SchMtze and Walter. Willmeyer,
and it is said so Germans in the
United States are involved in the con.
spiracy and that many Of these nave
been arrested and are being held at
other places.
towns in which they have been ar.
rested are not being given out.
The men posed as venders of court
A weed grown in southern Texas and
Mexico, known by the name of exlinIl
and in Mexico as laccita, is used in the
concoction Of liquid fluid which, it is
said, is deadly poison and when mixed
with an oily substance will burn like
lubricating oil and give a fume OF
smoke that is fatal if inhaled.
A small plant located about 80 miles
from Monterey is said to have been
equipped with machinery and mann.
tacture of the liquid. started several
weeks ago.
The Glenwood post., 1917-07-28

Kansas City, Mo-, July pa report
Of W. B. Smith, federal chemist that
court plaster bearing the label Of n.
Shure & Co., of Chicago, and being sold
throughout Kansas, is laden with tetaaua
germs bacilli, has caused the arrest OF
five Germans on orders of Fred Robert
son, United States district attorney IL
Kansas City, Kan.
The names Of the Germans and the
plaster, and travelled thru the rich
wheat and corn belts. When the farm.
ers refused to buy the plasters the
plotters gave away samples free.
Mr.. Smith and three Missouri chem
lists have verified the fact that the
plasters contained the deadly germ.
Robertson hopes he will be able to
force confession that will lead to the
|disbursing agent of the kaiser.
The suspects will face three charges,
District Attorney Robertson said: one
y > state charge Of intent to kin. The
other two are violations Of the pure
food law and using the mails unlaw-
fully. II is supposed the men obtained
the plasters thru the mails.
| The death Of Charles Nulford at Win
field, Kan, 10 said 70 be' due 70 lock-
tjaw, which followed an application Of
court plaster to . wound ON his leg.
Denver, Colo, July ae.-Agsnts in
the northeastern part Of, ths' statss have
been accused Of selling p,astsrs inocu'
lated with diseass germs Il Complaint
Aas bssa maas 70 aatAefitiss n ,sev'
tral towns that ens.i psslstai.s " b
book agents wers giviAg sway plaster
The Glenwood post., 1917-07-28
General kolniIoff MerciIess in
Stopping the Flight Of the
Retreating Cowards
French AGAIN V|CT0RS

The Russian government s policy Of
"blood and iron' is to be carried nut
along lines which bode i'll for the Sc
ditious troops along the eastern trout
and those persons within the country
who are trying to nullify the good
work that has followed in the wake OF
the revolution.
Capital punishment abolished With
the advent of the new government
again has been put into force on the
demand of the military commanders at
the front who will be able to assemb1,
field court martials and put to death
summarily traitors in the army
General Korniloff, commander of the
forces in Galicia, whose disaffection
and desertions have wrought havoc il.
the Russian morale, is reported to
have taken the drastic step of having
division of fleeing towards of The
eleventh army cut to pieces by their
faithful former brothers in arms.
Meanwhile, pending the tightening of
the reins Of suppression in the Russian
troops everywhere in Galicia, from tn.
region around Tarsopol southwark tc
the southwestern Bukowina border, are
continuing to give way, with relatively
little fighting before the Germans and
Austro- -Hungarians. The important
towns of Buczacz, Tlumacz, Ottynis
and Delatyn have been captured by the
Teutonic allies, and the Russians. ais
have been driven from the Tartar apGse
from the Carpathiansxfndssss position.
in the kirlibaba sector to the south
east
The withdrawal of the Russians ir
the latter region apparently paves the
way for the Teutons to re-enter Bu'
kowina. Berlin reports the German
debouching from the Tartar pass and
Czernowitz. capital of Bukowina. .H
In addition to breaking the German
lines south of the Carpathans, thu
Russians and Rumanians made larg
captures of men and guns. The Ru
manians took more than a thousan
prisoners, thirtythree guns. seventeen
machine guns and other war equipmen
while the Russians took approNimatei.
the same number of prisoners an
twenty.four guns.
In the north around krevo, the Ger
mans have been enabled TO recaptur
the greater part of the territory take
from them early in the week. compelhn
the Russians under a heavy artillery
| fire to fall back.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1917-10-26

George ChAitIs. uwaer ~ theatcr
ia Muutte iuI believes thH, The GRAY.
ins for pAs-s'a Ia howS beeoaats ma
rim. and relates ease tn pWRt, ac-
curlsna to the indianapolis EeHS lie
bad been hc@ieged fnr weeks by n mao
for passes to show In fhe tteatar, and
two or three itmcS igst ta get rid NJ
him had passed hha In. which oa,y
seemed tu make HIM the tuorc Ia.
asteat ilit next ilme. althogsh Chal-
~ WAS Under nn obligation h HIM
Finally tbr FELLOW struck f1haiis ane
day when The latter was sznrftng fTom
The effects ~ a poor ho9se'' the night
before and, exaspesa,ed. he reached
dn"n III ais pessl AMI handbag the
,sssg, n, srss isss s.;.s ~ ,i,sbaG, salp t,Gg
uvrr there to the bax ofNee and hwy
yourself ticket uke other people do
FUatns M, hts ,iixutty rufNed aud his
feelings apparently hurt, the other re-
pited ~ hat 10 you take ule FORA
cheap skRte?" And then hapahtly
walked away with chaiHs dollar In
his pocket
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1917-10-26
sERMAhS HalBED THE UMPIRE
Carl Enasl Jusek Teils Kew Teutens
Are TRICKY IN Other Ways
Than In war

Carl Emit Jnack. q dye ttnta'rter ~
Chicago was talking abogt ''sriHHny.
The German spirit ,"isS u tricky.
shifty aud sssse ~ said The tisS'
mans today thlak It's cleser 20 ch''a',
Their sar with lss Violation " every
war law ana every International agree.
msnt. Is 8 ches ting war
"lIcrr w an illustration ri tho Ger
man spirit
"Nhcu | lived tn f1bsrfsld organ.
ired football team among the Klber
fold boys oncr, when the team was
- q nsiktti,22tips asara. ! ras' sfe
boys 100 marks 20 buy shoes. lea
guards nr whatever would most help
them 10 win
We'll they uof,. hui their Shoes and
lee guards were very old and shabby
and | said 10 the captain after IN"
game
"t'ias you liekrd '@n, ,hoegh rsr
tnlpiy some ~ the decisions sete close
Hut wins. did yon ~ with The money
gave ypa "
The captain answered win know.
lnE smile
"'Inu said Herr InHcb. 'ha, ws
were IN use ihe sienrev IN afli waY inst
would bent help Us tn VITO 80 ~ cagrss
We aade present ri n 70 The anl
t,'rs."
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1917-10-26
POTATOES LIKE HEN MANURE
proppinus Collected From Poultry
Houses Applied 10 Small Patch
Gave Large Rsturna

our experience with hen manure
on potatoes last summer may Ia nj
'isasftst no. ,lssaass, sag sA .Nsssxs,
Ia farm Poultry. We took our potato
patch, ast uas-third " al acre. aHd
covered II broadcast with moderate
r0ating of hea manure that had hret
rntirrtrd ff~a the dFappsas ta'AAFsaA-
This Mas all the dssssiag the paecc
had, We planted our potatnes, AMI
the following week. hnea them once
with horse hoe. This Ia oil thr ufae
or labor that was expended oa the
crop exeSpt the lalEtr of digging aud
ptrklng. The Greg, from this olts-t.nrd
acre WINS yust 80 bushels IL extra
large smsapih potatoes, anii ten huSsa'ls
III small ones, The potatoes were ot
uch excellent quality that they
brought Ave Suts per hushel uar"
from ti~ BOSTON, buyer than aay "iApr
potators Ia this locality, The piecc
usd was ~ Easy access grosu the fr,N
range "rvurted by the pnlie4s duriHs
the summer These pu'lsts ASST
materially Ia the crop, as they Kept
the piece we'll cultivated" by their
scratrhiAs ana kept away or ate NJ
pll the ssaaso bugs. We did n", ase
an uunce ~ paris green or ttardeaaA
mixture.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1917-10-26
UTILIZE ALL WASTES.
drain Mny ne Served fee Dsres* use
m Feed Yer Man a@s Tor Top-
ping on Bess--csiry By-
Pfeaacta Ara kAsuahsa.

tEsvepaM& Isy fEs tnat@5 STATES Lsep@Ts-
aseat ~ Axrteasssar~9
IN In a gsssa pssa fa insist That -
far a. possible heg aseaf shalt lss pro.
ducet mainly with feed wastes 40 TIA
raw materials. Gfaia Iasy thus sr
saved trs direct as@ ss food fssT Gass
a.yd for feeding or topping VT beef
cattle xhich eaArvs ~ rais~d sd
waste.
Wastes on fArns aud In tbs t9was
make good hog freed hy-ptosiucts from
eann~r!es. bakeries, rshsfies packing
plants aad th~ lEse c&a ee aiilas@d As
bog feed and to better eesassesaie ad-
vantage than Ia any other ~ay. Dairy
wastes are particularly salaabic NJ
hog feed aud gfognese rapid grt'@th
xith a good Gsonsy rstura for eywrs
gniiea fed.
The farm orchard furnishes large
quantities Ut wiaittslisn " defective
fruit, which In rvlished BY hags. and
Ii beneficial IL fed In small quantities
frequently. ana not all al one sr<si
Garden wastes. tops Of vegetables,
cul!s of all sorss, cyva ~e~sis sre
reality sas.a. sisa such "a may not bs
Gates via be worked over, gOtEs Into
tho bedding and adding 70 the manure.
Kitchen wastez aro an excellent
source VI food for hogs, but sheaid be-
Kept al a mtnitnaH. because practical
~ all food prepared foe mans usF
should he eaten by him,
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1917-10-26
Hreh on Wagon ard Pest

axe. fsS tAe Other end over the
fork Ia the s;lt,k sna hook araaHA
the base II the post. The only pre-
caution ss 70 @~a that the forsets stick
or plank Is asN sst i~N stanting or IL
Will slip cut instead u uftiHx the post.
Drive ahead ard pug zones the post.
There Is no backing up or turning
srouHd ao, any tsaols 20 move. As fast
a. The posts are pulled they are thro~n
late ths usxna II Nanny gassss ara IN
be pulled 4, viii save tire ~ wire tie
ch&ia to tho crNtch NJ the prop 50 that
the team will trax IL trpn ens !oeatioo
~ me neyt-
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1917-10-26

Sosne farmers hesitate To paaat sweet
clover oa their FARMS for fear they viii
have diffseHity tn sFadaewstaw II when
ihe eeltss are planted to other eruta&
The fSsatts osstaiasd sanusssy by hUa'
slrvds At farmsss are Sansrscut pf0cf
that there Ii 10 toaaaaiisn fer such
fear. la fact. fsETners are experiencing
much dsnaeaits To cutting the arss cscp
the secoad season w. high that tie
plants viii not be killed. The new
crop Of sweet clover, unlike that as
rea clover and alfalfa. mast cnGns
srora the buds iest on the stumble. 80
when the plsats are sat below these
t,uas they viii b. killed As sweet
clover is hiennssl, the yssahis die ~
.sooa ss th- seed crep II produced
whrn the hrst years growth III
sweet clover Is to h~ turned under FOR
sr,vn manure II Is recommended that
the tiela he pluxed after the plants
have made sogae growth the following
sprins rather than In the fall u tho
year II seeding. when the hrsf yrar's
growth Is plowea uaaer tbs same fail
many Of The plants wjli aot be en-
tlrvly covered. aud these will make q
vigorous growth the following spring.
when the blowing ia delayed uatii the
plants have made some growth the fob
lowing sprtuS TO trouble wtll be ex'
p.rsenced In Graduating them.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1917-10-26
" mats the lJ@2

Il aasr ,u'vn r'fecuas said en old.
timer 'u!uu thn case NJ sh.r averRse
msa, as MS nclEhNprS see btqt.
II b.. IS i.oor. b. Is a tad MANAGE
II a~ - prosperous, everyone saaIs ~
10 Atm a favor
II he's la u.lstics rs for pork II
~ - Net la y~'l!tjc>, one can't place
Nina. and hpS NJ sssd zoe MS ,ouatry
II he gives rot to charity then he,s
sttncy a.g IL be- aoSs give. It's fos
show.
II III. Is active In religion. hs ls "
hyp,xrfte II ne evinces no interest Ia
natter, spiritual. he hardened san
Rce,
he s'lcws affy~tlon. he's sac:
Se0rtmratsllst II Ne seems IL car"
(ot M one. hes c,Ats hlc.S!ed
II he dieS yoarg there was great
futus shcad " him II b. syts'us
&d sge he has fg,!S~aSi his calling
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1917-10-26
cALOMEL MAKES YOU SICK, Ugh!
IRIS MERCURY AND SAuVA1Es
Straghten Upl Don't Lose Days Work! Clean Your Sluggish
Liver and Bowels With ~Dodsons Liver Tone"

Ugh caioniei makes yoa sick TGsc
q dose oil tbs vile. dangerous drug to-
night and tomorrow you may Icse .
days work.
cAiomai Ia mercury or qaiekiaiysr
which causes necrosis OF tina bones
Calomel, when It comes Into eontAc.
with sour bile crashes into 1t. ess2k.
Ing n up This In when you feel tina,
awful nausea aud cramping II you
feel aIaggish and ALI Knocked o9t. Il,
your liver Is torpid and bowels cons,t
batsd or you have headache, dizziness
eoated tongue. II breath 10 bad or
stomach sour. just try q apocefui Of
harmless Dodsonis Liver Tone
iierr's my xaarantse~-0o to any
drug store or dealer and get a secent
bottle OF Dodsos's Liver Tone Take
= spoonful tonight and II II doesn't
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1917-10-26

straixhiea yea right 40 end make yea
ssel Ena and vigorous By mornina l
saat you To 10 back 70 the store md
get your money Dc4soc's Liver Tcas
IL destroying the sale Of eaicasi bs-
cause II 10 real liver medicine; srttrt.
~ vegetable. therefore IL eaaacs ssil
rate or make you sick
guarantee that sns spocntal Of
Dodson's Liver Toae will pat your Stag
gisn liver TO work and clean year bow
els Of that soar bile and eonstipated
waste which 10 elcggtng yoar System
and making you teal miserable. ! guar.
Antee that bottle Of po4son's Liver
Tone with keep yonr entire family feel
inw nna for Enonths. Owe n to your
children. II Ia harmless; doesn't grtps
and they like It's pleasant taste. Adv.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1917-10-26
PROFIT FROM SOME FEATURE
Money Can De MADE Tn Various SIDE
lisrs, SGsh 40 Bush Fruits or
Special Garden Crop.

|, ls 40, 4 had plan 10 consider very
seriously whether IL IL Bet tAa4xissle to
add seuse feature IS o small side line
20 the farm activities for Increased
profit j. may he small bush fruits or
special garden croq, Some class II
i've stock 81 fel1 crnp. The returns
might he sgnaii. bat being clear may
mesh enough TO purchase that new
Na1vsntesre you have been aansing.
A srnaN side line NTH th+ tNpss help
may evea be enough ~ educate the
raiiirwG. ~
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1917-10-26
WHEATlEsS RATION FOR HEN
fer r-rd&etic~ ~ EScs~-
Formula ls Gtyer.

. A wtestiess ration for exg r-ystaC-
Tea hiss hc~l fNzsd 10 caFa pSrv r&vcs-
ahsy w(fh ~3,i@ns ensiaiasax wheat
r re aA.4.rless ration she scratch
~ ytGrr NSs te~, S,andS - crseseL
co7a aNyf ayye goea4 IT cats, while the
On me.A WAS thre~ pHaEs3s ~ tssvS-
rc7i ant esse ysGrd a BEEF sScaG,
Aeyai eegsl ra-ts Il Ia scratch Ez.x-
tgrs ADD he Ut nash were se-
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1917-10-26
HORSE POWER TO PULL POSTS


nggiag w Old fence posts tn hard
tnh IN. accompanying drawing shows
the casse~; &ad quickest way OF pulling
posfs that have bten steh. A teaM
and wasaSL ten.foot los chain and a
stout plank with notch 10 the Gppsw
end ar a fwketi stick shon, four feet
long are the things needed.
lsvfve the seam aud aaEnn az, lfayAf-
lei To the fence aud atnnt f@a
away from II, sni t've fcet ahead II
the post TO be- pulled Loop one eoA
OF The chain around the middle If the
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1917-10-26

are not iertlli1ssi they devel.p into
dronsS when fertINyt-d they develop
Into worker bseS ~ antssns RstNsrHfiue
60 the treatment they receive Nearly
the ordinary u Tsd cells kreaa az
worker CELLS sud rtrrincc worker k~es.
Fer few If these larger ee'lls, as
shown In 'he illustration are huis q
SERIES IL -ptuSe9siag uatFs Together
With this, spAeijsl fsst1 ~ given 10
t.r larys when II hstthes sud in the
course ~ II tsyx ac~@o bee c"tacs
forth.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1917-10-26

MR., Almpietoa, having been bass'
Res gri, was a tit Worried over the
sntricaeies If housekeeping
'iH having aach trouble keeping our
friend II bought zeal nicc looking
Refrigeration bu; X doesnt seem 10
as2.a ASH ~ ssss;, rs .,a~., v.
"i,o you kerp euoaEh lee IN l,r'
See :" gnsped Air. Simpl"toU lee =
I hope ypu don't thiat after G'"ndlnE
all that tnouey oA a Refrigerator, VIZ 4
XII "a tbs additional rkp.Hse VI hatius
ic. e.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1917-10-26

Thp sssf}fp aA, Irritating sttlry az she
woyaaa Who ca'lnnt sarfeyt herself on
large '@coHlp hobs ur aEstu @rs
ulrn koffrr Fiarman ~ Nss WORT hrs
',oen tra 8 .rE 80 tsso hnnBalls FROM 'he
estB'e ~ hpf father hN' hw asks "a
increase lvs.sa9se she hsS gene In dehi
she alleged ,fYaf bet hasls%n8 canned
nniy Sfal Nwcs md iiaai she hsd to
cuntrihuse "a The sg.g~sgt -0f MI. INFANT
son TIE cssErt allowed her bonus
~ sl1n.Eu
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1917-10-26
SAVING SEED FROM GARDENS


TosaA'o ssSs{ should ae Saved frpFa
the largest aia3 sEIo-ee best Cut n s:fce
from tsa hinSsg II end aad save he
s'Setts sroEa r2ch section. Pumpkins
and squash shuali - s..srcs-s1 srsxn
he 0asS CassiAiusaS tfl4 fewest ss-@si.
TEese v.a - found slualy@r and
isF5vf tf7a ts@<r rr.taiusnr q Ernasrr
a,zi-rtss:sstt ~ seed. A. tAeS@ Vegetables
are ,.Sce,1 * sn sgrzs~&saace x Ia hSss
10 Ns.t 1851 4fssT ccNAA=x before sSw
ia tEstS sSeas
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1917-10-26
IMPORTANCE: or QUEEN BEE
her Duty 10 Simply 70 Lay Eggs 10
Keep Up supply OF Honey Gath.
srers In Colony.

The queen ls the oniy perfect female
la thu hive and usually there IL only
IN. 10 colony Her d0ty Is silnpiy
IN hay eggs "a keep up The sappiy u
b,vs Ia the hive. I, is Frosslhie gos a
queen TO lay several Thousand rsgs in
a day, deposi,lae them sineiy 10 the
bottom OF broad cells II ihsaa eggs
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1917-10-26

|. H@ss year &s-Aal fmrrvw 81
tsSi Ia gss Ane 9G grwas,sa saagw
sh tssr gsutmw laDas
2 kAiss& La aasrww a4Ests Esst
over sanF FsaAs sEklS sa that
tssf-@ will Ire aivslaa saETsw w
a ha.sk fnyrvs every Ewo rosis,
:, i'sss~ tals~ VA the tsead fag~
rv'R where II ers~~es y Fiase.
In kong lrswi sarre~s. plsS sasee
near the ossslee TN create q fail
toward the ssirfae-Fga-
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1917-10-26

We ouee knes q man vi W q years
age q ha read the Congressional Rec
orS closely every DAY and he b. still
alive inIc,,d. he afgerwasd a~Dt ~
congress pad settled here Has any
one heard IT another reader Of tho
ton&r, ssloEal Record Coluxfla Is
Z state.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1917-10-26

"otu Ho,@ely says hr has million
dnliaf hgutH. observed 'At mHD eho
wua always plyklns W. uf3Hnaftou ~
"tie.a uUisc right aas"vc,d tn" 9th
er at would rn-t h.W 0is 'tnt much
10 flnd oat ,thuts 'hr matter 0ith IT,"
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1917-10-26
RED FACES AND RED HANDS
SrctA-d ard .4-A!~a BY cut1a1rAr-ssr,.
pie Each Free BY Mail.

Treatment for the face: On rtslnS
and retiring smear affected parts with
tu,iswra uiatment lhcn,wssaa az with
Stivgra soap and bet water. For the
hat'ls seas them In a hss lathrr
II tgritt,ra S'ap. Try. ana rub trr
Cu@rava uaturu,. ...
FREE sannjc each by mail wi-h RaoS,
A,SilvNss postcard ,'uu 'ura pcpt. l.,
l-tssoss. Sos3 eveTyNhcrH sav.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1917-10-26
IMITATION 10 saceRgsr rtArrer~

but like counterfeit tauucy the mts-
tion has ndt she worth W the orisinai.
lnsist on la Creole ilntr Dressing
It's The erigsarl. iWrkeas yoar hair Ia
the natural wRy, but con'nlus n1 GEe-
Price StnD ADV.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1917-10-26
ON FIRST SYMPTOMS

uss "Rsnevipc" and be cared 10 20.
wsis uatil the hesr' arsan Ia heyaad
reestr, "kenovsee" is the hear, and
nerve teric. Fries Soc and Sloo. ADV.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1917-10-26

Gus and Unable ~ sie,p also sat
fegv3 FROM awtGl headaches and tels
weak, tlrcd lsusu.i, aud run down
After I came htsnie a frlrati sug
gVseed 'hHt | try iNass ks6nss
MS aad Sot s,t8e yos,n nstSctd
improvement NV haes hsvagne
strvnset aat | feIt better IN every
wss kclj N taking ngeEls and
WAS cGrd rh2v arv surely fellahits~
Ms Lyon s~vr The above state
u's'c' m May '"I% and oa March
- ini' she said
"My eGrv has 'astssl. take fAyaa's
esNcs = sDsliS however as u Stfvegfh
vnvr s,~ 'Ns Nh'nrs< +"
C~, p~.s', 81 Aay ss~~. 80 . ees
|DOAN'S xinNEr
FcsrySanauRs GO. RurrAc. NY.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1917-10-26
DON'T sNIEEIE

Yoa car riG Yourself Of that cold in
the head BIZ taking Laxative vainldina
Tahftts fefsvS tsssss Ass1 assa~sss BIZ i
eases ~ La Grippe and for sr~erv
headnches Remember ,hat.--~Ativ.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1917-10-26

The way she boss .s%Ss 81 ls @iN>
,e'er the pssh snd ths Pull vii taxt
ca-v ~ i's$ss
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1917-10-26

"why dlAu'i yuu call 'or help whsa
h. ktssed NouY
Il Mas afraid someone would hear
r~
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1917-10-26

"a she shBe 80 tce,, s>asss ~
'fercunisrils yes, iapAoms'icriiy
20"
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1917-10-26

htsspitsi linCt IS said
the CxaayGlSiua~ Mere
due 10 nay ktttnT~s rrt
working pyNRsrlN
Il had swelling "
The trrt ana auA rs
81 that | had 90 wear
iarg, Siss. shippers
", hack schs'i In
tenSrly. | was asry-
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1917-10-26

cleveland Ore marshal reerht's a~~
tnytd M Ore trap buildings ieyDoa~
tshpi
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1917-10-26

"A. n. Spsi&eF asks Sldssn fNtrss ssss
he ate tack with sosase soup sftNwN
hisg Ia u Sew York restaurant
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1917-10-26

fegnrytown. o. Ia % hare rnur
naent ta David Tod. Cgvi. ~@s gov.
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