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Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1917-08-07

My Dear Aunt Julia Please let me join your
happy band Of boys and girls, as / have been
reading the cousins letters and l have enjoyed
them fine.
l was indeed sorry to hear of the death Of
The Journals editor, but we all hope that be
Is resting in peace, for his troubles are over.
We hope that some sweet day we will meet him
in place where we can rest forever.
| will close with a riddle: Girls have il and
boys don't, and Mrs. Miller had II twice and
II didn't hurt her. IL any Of you cousins can
answer II. please send the answer TO me by
return mail
I will close, with love to Aunt Julia and
cousins as ever, JOHN ALLEN HUNT.
Kathleen.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1917-08-07

Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins: Will you lei
another Georgia girl join your Happy band OF
Girls and boyEf am n girl ten years old
Am in the seventh grade. 60 to school al
Tia, in the town ] live In. Who mas my
brothers. I have two pets, a poodle dog and
a cat. will close by asking q riddle; Goes
from town to town but never moves. MucL
love to Aunt Julia and cousins. IRENE
MARTIN Ila Ga.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1917-08-07

Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins: Will you give
room for a Georgia boy to come into your
happy band of cousins? Well, how many OF
you cousins like music? / do for one. | have
an organ and can play rather well. Well,
guess I had better ring off for this time.
Would like to correspond with some Of the cous-
ms. Your new cousin. h. P. JENKINS.
Gainesville TIA
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1917-08-07

Billie Searcy. come again; we all enjoyed your
letter fine. The answer to your riddle is a
well. Am / right7 What do you cousins do
for pastime? ! pick boil wevils, feed the pigs
and do most anything that comes to hand. How
many of you all have ever seen boil weevil!
They are not a very large bug, but are so In
furious to cotton-the worse pest the farmer
has. ] will close by asking a riddle: Crooked
q ga rainbow; teeth like a cat; guess all day,
but you can't guess that. Hoping to see this
in print, / remain, BESS MILLER
Rahh
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1917-08-07

Dear Aunt Julia and Cousins: Here comes
another little Georgia girl to join your band:
Wonder what you all are dolhe ;hese not dayst
eleven years old. l live near the little town OF
washington. For pets, have a little puppy
and we sure have some time wen, as l see
Mr. Wastebasket coming, I will run out to
play. With good wishes to all, ] am, Your
Cousin ELIZA MAE HENDRIX. --' -.~- r
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1917-01-20
HIGH COST OF LIVING"
EDDYTORIUL.

AS edditor & prop of the Boogle
we judge from reading the few
newspapers which we have man
aged to git hold of from the out
side world being as some few has
been sent during the past few
wks to the Bingville P. o. by mis-
take & Eph Higgins our accom-
modatink P. M. has opend same
and read EN- 6 then passd EN- on
to us to read-we repeet that &C
cordlng to what we have read in
these newspapers that most folks
in this country ackording to all
accts is suffering turrible from
the High Cost of Living"
Therefore we desire to add the
voice of the Bugle by means of
this red hot eddytoriul to the gen.
eral protest aginst stitch a outrage
which boosts food and the neses-
sites of life up to pint in price
which makes it almost impossible
for a person of moderate meens
to git enuff to etc 6 wear to keep
sole & body together s. thus make
both ends meet as it were unless
he be a milyunaire
What is true of the High cost
of living all over the country is
true also here in Bingville and we
take our pen in hand to dash off
a skathing eddytoriul about it
\ with great cheer
Take for intsants the prices
which us folks here in Bingville
has to pay for clothes & vittels
now compared with what we had
to pay say 10 yrs ago. These
things has went up turrible.
Look at the ridiklus prices Hen
Weathersby prop of our general
store gifts for things today COM
pared with what he asks now.
Ten yrs ago you could walk into
/ Hens store and slap down five cts
and in return for it you could git
two seggars, or a yd of caliker, or
a half gal of lamp lie, or a
smoked herring or half a lb OF
prune5 or menny other things too
numerous to mentchion, but how
is it now? Well tell you how it is
now:
Now when you go into Hen:
and Sian down d rickel you only
{ t one seegar, or quarter OF yd
caliker { 8 whot is a quarter
O; a I'd of caliker good for we
| ask. "Nothink !" we anser) or Z
/ G. % lamp oil, or three smoked
l,rrings for 10 cts, or about five
prunes Is half the time they're
worm-et) In other words the higf
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1917-01-20

But do not repine becuz if you have
the pashients to wait until next wk
there amt no dout in our mind but that
we will have several Lokal Breefs IL
the Bugle to entertain you and keep you
posted on what is going on in our
midst
1t sometimes happens that Loka
Breefs is very plenty. There has been
cases when we had more Lokal Breets
than we could git into the collums OF
the Bugle without film it all up from
one end to tother with Lokal Breefs.
Then there will come wk like this
wk for instants when there is a reglar
Lokal Breef famine and scratch and
scrape as we will we cant seem to git
even one to save our soul being as they
are as skeerce as hens teeth-whitch is
impossible becuz hen haint got no
teeth
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1917-01-20
right and left without saying en-
nythink? If so go ahead and do it.
Country Correspon-
dence
ZION CROSS ROADS

LATE Henderson is working out for
Seth bingham this winter. Seth says he
never seen a man set down to table
who etes so blamed mulch as LATE does
and being as the wether has been too
rough to do mulch outside work Seth
saws he ca1kilates LATE has ct his head
off several times sinst he begin to work
for him. On tother hand Lafe says
Seths wife is poor feeder and that he
calkilates hell starve to deth unless he
gifts a square meel soon. There pears to
be a discrepancy here somewheres.
Ben Wades wife is doing considerable
sowing for herself this winter So fur
she has made three shirtwaists and two
skirts. Ben says hell be turrible glad
when she gifts through with maxim her
buds being as his socks need darning
and he amt got pr left that amt out
at the toes. Lem Quigley told Ben that
a good way to KEEP his socks from
wearin out at the toes was to keep his
toenails scizzerd down close to the
quick.
Bill Woods ca1d at Cy Parkers store
tother day and settled up with Cy to the
extent of $1o.32 cts which he has owed
Cy for II yrs but it wassent no surprise
to Cy that Bill settled being as Cy had
our eminent 1oryer & legal lite Squire
WTlIS d 10 Dill 10 Soy lldl
unless he cald and settled up Cy would
make him SWEET Ruthern SWEET Bill cald
and settld. After Bill paid up Cy hand
ed him seegar jest outen good will.
but Bill grabbed the seegar and throwd
it back into Cys Ease then he told Cy
he would buy his groceries elsewhere
hereafter and went outen the store
slamming the door behint him Madden
a wet hen.
Eb Hoover had COW that presented
him with two calls during last wk. In
other words they was twin calls and
was both horned on the same day. Who
can beat this for calls?
Miss Hi1dy Wade the bell of the
Cross Roads is confined to her bed with
a cold on her chest Look out for new
monya, Hi1dy. We understand Hildys
case is purity serious and that she amt
likely to recover. but if by some mirack-
lus chance she does we will all be glad
to see her up and around again.
That awful wind storm of last wk
blowd over a henhouse for Enos Nc
Cracker and now Enoses hens amt got
no place to lay their heads skriptchur-
ally speaking.
Mrs. Jane Truman has sold all her
hens lately being as they amt laid a egg
for goodness knews when and Jane says
she wont fool with hens that wont lay.
We don't know as we blame her.
OCCASIONAL
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1917-01-20
Abe Discurridged

Anne Hillyer our talented loryer, leg
gal lite, ]. of the p and Notary Pub
lick cald at our offs yesterday in .
turrible discurridged state of mind. Anne
pears to think that jest becuz things is
slack in the law bizness this world is :;
going to the dogs. He says he amt had
a lawsuit for nearly three munths and
unless he can pervoke somebuddy in
Bingville to sue his naber he calIlilates
he'll starve to deth. We give pull at
to have in the offs for medicinal purpus
only and after that the world peard t.
be a good cal briter to Anne and he
went away with his head up in the all
much encouraged.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1917-01-20
SORROW HOLLOW

Israel Gookins laserated his hand
quite badly while engaged in filing a
saw last wk IL says that the next time
he files a saw he'll git somebuddy else
to do the job for him.
Melancthon Jones Sundayed with his
aunt at Snake Bend last Sunday but
Mondayed at home and all of the weeked
at home we guess. Mel Sundays with
his aunt most evry Sunday. She is a
awful good cook and cooks up stitch a
big Sunday dinner for Mel every time
he goes to see her that Mel nearly busts
hisself eatin and is ginerally uncom-
Portable and in distress the rest of the
days and sick on Monday.
Widow Henderson desires us to 4
nounce that she has nit several prs of
socks and mitts of homespun wool yarn
which she now offers for sale to them
as needs socks and mitts. See the Wild
der if You desire ennythink in this line.
Mrs. Jemima Hoff was the gest OF
Missus Eb Green at Pea Ridge two
days last wk and would of remained
longer except that Jernima and Mrs. Eb
had falling out and Jernima come
home in disgust and says she wont new
yer VISIT Mrs. Green agin.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1917-01-20

cost of living has dubbed or in
other words went up 100 per cent
III the last 10 yrs. Its simply
skandalus to think about and we
should think that Hen Weathers-
by would be ashamed to go to
clui Gil and pray as loud and as
long as he does and boiler out the
hins that is sung at the top of his
lungs so as his voice can be heerd
above everybuddy elses, speshially
after charging stitch outrajus rob
Der prices for things in his store
to widders s, orhns & husbands
and fathers who hav hard enuff
time TO ern living as it is.
This amt only true in Hens
store but its true in the country
deestricks outside of Bingville as
fur as country prodooce is con-
ernd.
We can recall with sorrer for
the present state of affairs that 10
yrs ago we could buy all the but
ter we wanted for Is cts per lib
and it was good butter too and
none of your white pale skind
butter neither. Now you haft TO
pay ennywheres from 20 to rs cts
per lb for butter that amt as good
as it was then.
Same way with eggs. Ten yss
ago Hen Weathersby had eggs by
the duzzen that he was glad to git
shet off at ct per each or IL cts
per doz and they was jest hot Of
fen the nest as we might say. How
is it now when you go to Hens
store for eggs? Here's how it is:
Ask Hen for a duzzen of fresh
eggs and he will charge you all
outen doors for EN-, or in other
words from 25 to 80 cts per doz
and that amt the worst of 1.-THE
worst of it is that they amt fresh.
Mrs. Mel Skinner purchased
some eggs often Hen only last wk
to bake a cake with for her hus-
band Mel who is a great hand for
cake and she went ahead and
baked the cake but when Mel bit
into it he was turrible nossyated
and had to git up and leeve the ia
Bile. Come to break some of the
rest of the eggs Missus Skinner
found out to her amzement and
disgust that they had passed from
the sublime to the ridicklus, so to
speak. In other words they was
old and had detererated into OBJ
noxshus desuetood - mortitica-
shion nd set in. The reason Mis-
sus Skinner diddent deteckt this
was becuz she had a bad cold and
couldn't smell very well when she
broke the eggs
While the High Cost of Living
has went UP somethink awful in
the past s. will probably go high
err in the fuchure has wages adj
vanced emmy? Not by a jugfull
they amt and there Amt emmy pros
peckt they will. Ten yrs ago the
price for common labor in and
about Bingville was IS cts to a
doller day and that's what it is
now. OF course Labor where a
man hires out by the munth is
cheeper being from 10 to Is dol
lers per munth and found.
What be we going to do about
this, subscribers? Are you a going
to set still and twiddle your fin
gers and let merchants (inciood-
ing Hen Weathersby) rob you
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1917-01-20
How About Your
Old Hens?

This is NEARLY to let you know that
| have desided to go into the poultry
& chicken bizness. Well not into the
poultry bizness exack1y What l meen
is that I am going to buy up all the
old hens I can find and fat en- up a
spell and then kill EN- and dress EN-
and take EN- to the co seat where
| will endevver to sell EN- for chik-
kens which is a good cal yunger than
they really are. l reckon you wouldn't
exackly call that the poultry bizness.
would you? As l understand it, Poul-
try bizness meens when you keep hen'
to lay for you, not to kill and sell
Be that as it may, if you have emmy
hens Gnclooding roosters also which
| aim ost forgot to mentchion, and ]
mite say that | would jest as leaf have
roosters as hens becuz | can sell one
Jest as well as tother becuz they all
look a good cal like after they're
dead), look out for me in my sled COM
ing around to your place about next
Tuesday. 1t may be in the morning
or it may be in the afternoon. l cant
lest tell now when it will be, but
it will be sum time or other during
the day and you'll know when I arrive
becuz
/ WILL BLOW A HORN } TIMES
and when you hear three 1owd shrill
blasts on a horn you'll know that's me
and lie take it very kind of you if
you'll come out to the wagon and let me
know whether you have emmy roosters
or hens for sale instid of keepin me
waitin there in the cold.
l will pay the highest cash prices
for old hens and ROSTERS regardless
of their age.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1917-01-20
Lokal Breefs

Lokal Breefs is very skeerce as we go
to press. In fackt when we say they be
very skeerce we mean what we say be-
ing as we amt got emmy tall for his
ishu of the Bugle.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1917-01-20

We find that news are very skeerce in
our midst this wk Nobuddy amt hard
ly doing ennythink in these parts that's
worth mentcfioning Therefore these
is all the news at the present writing.
More non. EXCELSIOR
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-07-28
WAS THE VICTIM
OF AN INSANE MAN

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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-07-28
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-07-28
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-07-28
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DON'T LET GRAY HAIR
MAKE YOU LOOK OLD
Danish Grayness Without RidiCule
Apply Q-Bnn, Clean. Safe.
20 Guaranteed.

~ nan la ready Z" nro--ta snAfan'
taad l.. br hn. n.irsa ahd 10 cold uudnT
tho uahct'o u".n". i."'k guarantee lf
dGi saIlafl.h tInty Lh. al = II 'iIlani
4 Ga Ii:S Ai",.,i ~ "nh all a"'.d diu4
St"ss.
f.y va rs" s"r"i fi"- n~h Tonic.
@ nsa Iluulh sis'"l"" II the" 1"ll1t
HaAn q, ban i'-i.ll.t"ry fi Isnr"~ins
dSps'fti"us bai'. Adrt
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arno,nt Chairman OF Supplies.

Mrs. NJ L -Ilunkrr has boon appoint
cd chairman OF Tho supplies FOR tho
sowing headquarters or Wnrw""d Itnd
Gross Mrs. bunker Is on" OF War
woods most prominent women In
church work, and is an active leader In
the Rings baughtora circle. Tho aa-
socist1on FOOLS that tho. work will movo
along splend!dly under her supervision
and will ntand back Of her.
Mr.. Tred KeuneInnnd has resigned
1,hr position as chairman OF tho sewing.
K successor haa not yot been appointed
f6 take bar place
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rho tini"" GiVl'.'" ~lli D." h'Ii ""'
Il. Y ,v.,Iur IL, III. i'h,I"il"" ''h"''I'
10, te,s.n 81 Iha i',"-iV i-'l"n "h"'"h
.silI d.IIs., az l,,I",r.iInr .''"''" 90"
"n,,..v,~s-lv" go i"il""liv
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rsrsnnals anu nTIsfs.

Arthur Ii.rh"n hss r-i"rnod 1" hin
homo In WsllsburE nft~r Walt WIN
Mrs. Vori"ll 81 ElGhl""nth street.
Jack Wcnlwood IL confined 10 his HON"
with u bhd onlh.
HAIRY WaIrhsns ana r. n. Ewing
will lnavo sunday tn walt Mrr II. a.
IlkKio OF MaRdnVilln. Ia.
Edward Went wood han klv"n """r hln
pa Dor route In Cantor Warw""d I"
howard Rolling.
Miss JarHio Oliver "r Frhnr I"ck
Hpant last evening ut tho Nonhitt homo
on Nlnnt,nuth ntront
Mr.. ana Mrs. William HumFardn,r
rrr .poudin6 tn. nummer at All"ntl"
City.
tlaIan nonnatt nf WhnnlinK Island
was tho guest az War~nnd rrinnd1 "n
WsdnssdnY
Minn Mary MoNiohIe rn,"rnod HON.
yo.t.'h.y aft.r having .,'a"hsd SUM
NOR sahnoI al Wasi Liberty
Misc Jessie Olis.t, who ~as the s"ssl
II Mrs. Is A. Hamil,"n. viii Iai"rn T."
Ia rl.stnu today
sia,ss Ve""e"lI. "r nro"kIyn. II r..
vi.lied he, ""u.i". tho ait..". Carney.
Eisa Zoe. C.sneV Of Wheeling was
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s,ru-rn0tud ynIIn6htnr from tho "iIlhk
Itnonua plant /" his h"nI" ga HlA'1ei'H
otrsel MIRO Kramer nintnd lInI lh"
IiiIln feli"~ had "Vn'h""ih hni '"il h''"
gInu HAT nl.a ~""ld l'i"e 'h" "liI"'""
A., l., ia. nfi.Iu,..., o. milo Ii''tin lat
ha uan h.iIrI Htn,t Ia ri""Iy ct ll""
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~ about 10 a. IN wh@n thr largo board
iss hou1s owned by MIR Dancer at Beech
bottoIa caught hre. m" building az
oonlInodatad about i:s I"sn with hoard
e.ad rOom.
Tho mo - thought Ia haVe "riGl-
,at.d LA ..na "f Ihs Lod '"".". fr"i" I.
liz hish oiEaIsiIa
Tiths structure 10 81 hlsi"'lnai i"i"rani
- i, wa. "."d al "a" ala f"t n"l"1
fhs noV.ruI i,Ii"sS Ia" i'"II"'
nGlas woe ls'ln,.Iiv "isiils 20" la" ''"I
df ~.iIa
hiu,.h 81 Ia. rr'iahl. f""l"hinaa "f
IN. h'"-" ~.'r '"""""'' f''''" u" u" "-"
abl a in.p~ fn,.a IT 800 I'"Itia's ao''I'
Gsi I.,n,t.,a,y .Iuati",s m".l.T way,
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n.,c,,.n JoI.. Ha,l"..

tionrp. H.li"n VIII" h"- boon 'n Tia"
T'no Ifaud1a lnns "l'In" Wa T""'
TI,.t had ".r ,Vlr"" r""nUIlp ""Il"'"h
In tho -orvi"o ~ lInrl~ Hn,n la Ih" NJ"
,lns o"Tru.