davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1918-07-16
w. S. s,

Canteloupes and watermelons
every day at
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1918-07-16
II. r. RILEY,
County Agent.
W. s. S.

W. s. s.
Corn and barley flour at
VANARSDELL.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1918-07-16

Canteloupes and watermelons
every day at
VANARSDELL.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-03-13
Dandruffy Heads
Become Hairless

II you want plenty OF thick, beautiful,
glossy, silky hair, do by all means get
rid OF dandrufi, for it will starve your
hair and ruin it il you don't.
II doesn't do much good to try to
brush or wash it out The only sure
way to get rid OF dandruii is to dissolve
II, then you destroy it entirely. To do
this, get about four ounces OF ordinary
liquid arvon; apply it al night when re-
firing; use enough to molsten the scalp
and rub il in gently with the finger tips
BY morning, most il not all, of your
dandruff will he gone, and three or four
more applications will completely dis
solve and entirely destroy every single
sign and trace OF it.
You will find too, that all itching and
digging of the scalp will stop, and your
hair will look and feel hundred times
better. You can get liquid arvon at any
drug store. 1t is inexpensive and four
ounces is all you will need, no matter
how much dandruif you have. This
simple remedy never fails. (Adv)
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-03-13

the people But very few Of them are
sufficiently good looking 10 get many
votes IN that way Man is a concelted
animal and We sometimes think the
candidate Is more 50 than the rest Of u.s..
This may be nature taxing but Sam
Blcaklcy Of Seminole claim, 10 have
helpful hen which lays two Eggs at a
time Perhaps If this strain Of poultry
could be properly developed, the price
OF eggs might eventually 20 down TO q
reasonable figure Not that there is
much cause for complaint, however for
eggs are about the only thing which has
become cheaper in recent months, with
the possible exception Of some states
men We might mention, but won't
The Davenport New Era tell, Of an
enthusiastic salesman wlt lost a sale
by recommending a certain ointment for
all diseases from cofns 10 consumption,
and added that It would also make the
patient tell the truth There Is such a
thing as making a recommendation too
energetic and extensive in its scope.
The city Of Kingisher voted water
works bonds recently but that IS no
sign It is going 10 be wet town IN
other respects.
boosting the garden game. the Gin
ton Messenger announces that il is Just
about as easy TO swing q hoe as II IS a
cfoquct malIet, and says further COM
ccfning the same paStlmc II you can't
fight the Hun fight the potato bug -
You won't wear out the scat OF your
pants making garden"
A certain pest has been pe'terlng the
editor Of the Haskell County News, II
seems lie writes concerning said pest
as follows When you go to the post
Office and get your mail out oi your
box, be sure and stand right there IN
III you have scanned every letter and
circular. and scanned the columns OF
the newspaper he sure and take all
the time you can before moving away
that others may have a chance to get
their mail Most people have nothing
else 10 do but TO wait on you to get out
Of their way
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-03-13
Irish Secretary
Reported Leaving
British Cabinet

LONDON, March lj.-ReportS Of
changes in the cabinet are being dis
russed at length in the press Some
newspapers state that Henry F. Duke,
chief secretary for Ireland, has re-
tired and will be appointed to Judi.
eial position and that James Ian Mac
Pherson, parliamentary secretary to the
war office, will 20 to Ireland in his
place.
The Liverpool Post says that among
the persons involved in the recon
struction, which II asserts is approach
ing. 10 Foreign Secretary Balfour, who
has shown a tendency lately 10 take
. rather too diplomatic view Of inter
national problems"
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-03-13

Rock Island pa"enger train struck
an automobile in which he and hi, fam.
lily were riding Murays wife, with a
baby IN her arms. Jumped and both
escaped injury The automobile was
completely demolished Young was
son-in.aw OF the founder Of YounRs
auto trail from Alya 10 Oklahoma City.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-03-13
THE"ARDMORE"
A splendid oUersized Tire that wiN add fame to
the fair name of Oklahoma and bring tUealth
to its people e-= =

vr1HE first Ardmore-Akron Tire & Rubber Co. made
tires are now in town, and preference will be given
to stockholders in filling orders from this first ship
ment Stockholders are entitled to 800 discount all
their tire bills.
The new tire named "The Ardmore" is an diversified"
tire of great resiency and long life The $500 mile
guarantee puts into class by itself for endurance
yet tires made by the secret patented process
is "The Ardmore have lasted for 20 600 miles and
Place your first order for "Ardmore" tires with the
Oklahoma City office of the Ardmore Akron Tire Rub
Der Co., 1117 Herskowitz Bldg.-where you may also
inspect samples if you wish.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-03-13
'JAplN'S AID IN
SIBERIA NEEDED,
BRITISH OPINION
Germany Seeks to Dominate
New Republic,

LONDON, March lj.-Concerning
doubts expressed in some quarters on
the subject OF japanese Intervention in
Siberia. the Daily Telegraph says that
Japan is a British ally Of twelve years
standing and during all that time she
has, apart from the services given 10
the allied cause IN the course Of the
var. shown herself an honorable and
Trustworthy associate.
Has Strong Interest
The paper continues:
The Overwhelmingly strong interest
OF Japan in this part Of the world i'
Of course, apparent from a glance at
the map. Japan is highly organized
trading nation and is directly inter
ested in maintenance OF general peace
and order in lands where her economic
relations are close and which are SUI
premely important 10 her welfare That
was fully recognized by Great Britain
In the treaty Of 1905
Whatever the Siberian republic may
turn out 10 be when we know anything
OF IL. we may al least he sure that Ger
many reckons upon dominating it as
she reckons upon dominating all other
fragments OF the shattered Russian en-
pire.
Germany Is at this moment pursuing
q plan OF world conquest 20 which par
ticular and unmistakable character has
been given by the Developments Of the
war in Europe.
Must Not Permit Chaos.
III the triumph Of our enemys in
fluence !, to be guarded against in the
region where japanese and other allied
interests are especially strong the
sooner the business is undertaken the
better. There is no sense or Justice in
permitting chaos and helpleSSneSs in
Russia to ne turned to the advantage
Of the enemy II It can he prevented"
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-03-13
BARON BLYTHSW00D DIES;
BRITISH MAJOR GENERAL

LONDON March lj-Baron Blylhs
wood lieutenant governor Of Guernsey.
Aldefney and dependencies from 1903
to 1903. died yesterday at Douglas Sup
port, Lanark,hlr
Darlington y Douglas Campbell,
third Baron Blyh'wood, was born in
l84S and succeeded to the title in 1910
He was former commander 0i the Scots
guard, and served in Egypt and South
Africa lIc became a major 0ncral
in 1893 and wasaK { h. and C'V O.
His heir IS the Honorable Archibald
Douglas Campbell a captain in the
Scots guards
Ne true 10 your government, its al
ways been true 10 you Help buy
BABY Bonds # that is all you can do
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-03-13
Russian Congress
Postpones Sessions

MOSCOW, Monday March 1.-THE
all Russian congress Of SoyietS which
was called to ratIiy the peace treaty
with Germany has postponed ITS open
ing meeting Until Thursday
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-03-13
What Ardmore Thought of II.

The company will operate an immense
plant for the manufacture Of tires in Ard
more now rapidly being pushed to com
pleton. Eager to obtain so promising
new industry-the only rubber tire plant
of its kind within 500-mile radius-the
city of Ardmore gave the company $75,
600 cash bonus and a ten-acre tract for
the factory.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-03-13
PAY-NIGHT-TONIGHT

A Live Baby Given Away Friday sight.
A special skating party 10 given every
Saturday morning for school boys and girls
every Wednesday night IL pay night
every ono attending gets an envelope and
there are no blanks-ehCh from ic to 81 90
all this Ii happening at the Auditorium
whore Judge lllghlcy Is supervising one ~
tho largest roller skating shows In the
southwest. lie has all news skates and
furnishes band music afternoon and night
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-03-13
80 Percent Discount to Stockholders
Profits in Tire Making.

The rubber tire industry today, is cas-
lily the safest, most profitable, and one of
the most necessary in the country Akron,
Ohio the center for tire making, with its
$212,000,000 aggregate capitalization en-
gagged in tire manufacture, and turning
out 100000 a day, is unable to supply the
demand. Approximately 27OOO,OOO
were used in the United States in 1917
and the use of the automobile and export
trade since has increased at a rapid rate.
The immense saving in transportation
and selling expense in making "Ardmore'
tires for southwestern consumption in the
midst of the territory where they are to
can an immense saving which will mean
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-03-13
Oklahoma
Observings

That kaiif corn makes better bread
than corn is the contention Of J. w.
Cunningham OF Braman, who lately
exchanged two loads Of kailr corn for
corn for that reason; he was going 20
feed the corn to stock. and the ex-
change saved the use OF the kaiir corn
for bread purposes However, a lot Of
corn-ied patriots aren't going 10 admit
that kair corn makes better bread than
corn.
The Lahoma sun is nothing il not
polite Under the caption, BEG Par
don" It says we want TO beg pardon
for promising TO run an article. SIX
Months in Hell and Back Again When
We saw the article in Me Daily Okla
homan we did not notice that it was
copyrighted, but as II IS copyrighted,
we won't be able 10 run H."
The way Of the loaicr in Kiowa coun.
ty IS going to he unpleasant from now
on. and gents Of leisure scarce article
thereaboutS. County Attorney Griffin
Of that county has published the fol-
lowing warning Each town marshal,
constable, Justice Of the peace and
member Of the ,herlirs force Of Kiowa
county is hereby instructed 10 arrest
and have prosecuted all loaicrs from lS
years old and mp, who are able bodied
and making no attempt 10 obtain lly-
ing by honest employment The farmers,
the business men, and almost every IN
duStry OF the country are needing help
and labor This IS no time for loaf
ing or stacking By anyone. The But
tcrily Life has passed in Kiowa coun-
", at least until the end OF the war.
and insist that every able bodied man.
without honest employment Of some
kind. he arrested and convicted OF
yagrancy, put on the county roads and
made TO do his bit" towards winning
the war. This applies to the young
dude" or "mammas pet" with the soft
white hands the same as it does TO the
hobo"
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-03-13
TRAIN HITS AUTO AT ENID
AND FARMER LOSES LIFE

ENID, Okla, March l2-(SpeciaD
John Murray farmer p years old.
was instantly killed one mile north Of
llenneSey At 8 20 o'clock tonight when
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-03-13
HYDE MADE SECRETARY TO
CONGRESSMAN THOMPSON

NORMAN, Okla, March lj.-(Spe
claD-lIerbert Hyde OF Norman. a
freshman in the school OF arts and
science Of the University Of Oklahoma.
ha, departed for Washington. d {, to
become private secretary 10 Congress
man ] y Thompson, Of the fiith Okla
homa district HYDE also will study
in George Washington university while
H. Washington.
Cleveland plans to extend school syS-
ten so as to teach chlld-pallcntS in
hospitals
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-03-13
Stockholders Are
Entitled to
3O96 Discount

A FTER one-fourth of
N the subscription has
4 been paid, stock
holders are entitled to or
der all the tires they need
for their own car at a dis
count of 30fc. In this
manner, you can draw a
substantial dividend even
while you are paying for
your stock.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-03-13

ThreShing as a springtime occupation
seems unusual, yet the Sayre STANDARD
carries the advertisement OF a thresh
erman who is prepared TO threSh kafir
maize, broom corn, sudan grass. o.
anything else that needs threshing II,
might tackle the kaiser, who need
threShing or some other rough treat
ment.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-03-13
Market Still Undersupplied.

A 500 invested in anyone of six Of
the leading rubber tire companies of the
country during the last few years, re-
turned from $4,000 Gn the Firestone)
to $4,000 in the Goodrich-almost un-
believable profits, yet repeated dozen
times in the history of tire manufacture
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-03-13

A great many candidates over the
state are having their pictures re-
produced in the public prints in their
patriotic efforts to become servants of
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-03-13

Nearly every country paper in the
state last week sang songs Of praise for
a million dollar rain. which was worthy
Of such fulsome praise. They also re-
port the rain did more to boost the
garden campaign than hours Of oratory
could have done.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-03-13

and The automobile industry in The last d0zen years AZ
that to date, the market is undersuppiedl "Ardmore'
tires will help to fill the gap
BY taking some Ardmore- Akron stock you will not
only 800 your tire bill (78ro of your motor up
keep but you also make investment that is bound to
pay you large profits Stock may be had at 800 par
a share. Come in and look of our "Ardmore"
Tires.
If you're too busy, the coupon below with your re-
mtance will make reservation for the amount you wish
to take subject to prior sale of what stock there is not
vet sold
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-03-13

Judge ]. 7 HlEhley. supervisor. l.. q
Moody. manager and instructor OF roller
skating.
NOTE; Every wednesday night II pa,
night, Friday night live baby given away
Saturday morning special school chill
drena skate.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-03-13
ROLLER SKATING
Auditorium

BRASS BAND MUSIC
Every afternoon aud nlaht-seyen days a
Ncek-SOO pairs new fibre, hardwood, maple
and bO1wOOd skates
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-09
Samuel PenHypdcker


II ls not os a politician that Pen
nyrackcr will hc remembered but as
a quaint NEug with % passion for
the hisior, of ris state. who han done
wonders iu d.sEiuE up ana making
Known the romance Of early Penn
syiv1ull
lie was born loo IhooniSvlle. Pa.
uf a. family famous BOO that region.
'ir served during tb, tiyU war,
with the -f'h pennsylvania Emer-
.cpcy regiment Then he studied
law was admitted 60 the bar and
rnlIN became judge. incidentally
having fairly imporUT career
that hrnurh, him a' l1sf tu the gov
cru0rship of hi8 state.
An ,hie time hy was collecting an
'Igucg tho country round about his
home WIS rich in relics. slowed
away in a'uCs oftenr and treated as
vanclcss hy the people who owned
them T,rnyp packer had a wonder
I'M collection Of pottery and pewter
and furniture Of the early settlers
aud AN nmn-iag library of historical
books ON Pennsylvania. They say he
owned as many as seven thousand
ON this subject 260. Of them from
rr,u},lIr.s own pfcse His own books
or tho history OF his state are quite
valuable .
ne belonged. of course. 20 dozens
OF societies. but probably none OF
them as ENJOYABLE TO him as the
PENNSYLVANIA Historical society. 10
was never AS happy as when he was
surrounded by a group OF history
lovers. telling the story OF some
1uaint plutter or other relic. lie
died only "a Few years ago.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-09
The Woman Who CHANGED
BY Jane Phelps

1t very much--lf Evelyn can 70 with
us"
suppose you telephone and find
OUT she returned brightly. ignoring
entirely my Implication
Il viii do so at once"
Evelyn was delighted with the in
vitation. And all was ready when
We called for her. Mrs. Sexton had
seated herself in the tonneau with
me, but now she got out and, Yield
ing her place TO Evelyn, said graci.
ously;
You two friends will have much
TO talk over I'll ride with The
chauffeur"
Il could hug her for thati" Eve
lyn whispered
1T was thoughtful" | grudglngIy
admitted.
We had a wonderful ride Never
once did Mrs Sexton Interfere, or
speak 10 us. save only TO draws our
attention to some bit OF scenery. and
then she would Immediately ignore
us again
"she isn't half bad" Evelyn said
in a whisper,
Not today, but wait" was my
enigmatic answer
After riding about two hours
Mrs sexton turned TO mo:
We are nearing an excellent road
house. Shall we stop"
Certainly l am hungry aren't
you Evelyn ?"
Tomorrow-"Tho Road House
Luncheon"
tCopyright 1918 by George Matthew Adamsl
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-09

Well. It was two or three days be-
fore umy Bunny came across "a poor
person 10 whom he might give his
twenty dollar nill. and then Uncle
Iucky wouldn't let him Wasn't that
strange Hut the reason. YOU see.
was because IT was a tramp and
incIe Lucky said. "a tramp II %
man who hates work and anybody
who hates work is HIS own worst
enemy And then he told BUY
Bunny that II the tramp got the
twenty dollars he'd hate work even
more. $40 Bnly Bunny put the money
back INTO his pocket and later on he
save it 60 hIs dear mother Which
think was the incest th'nE hn
could have done.
And now. my dear nephew. said
the kind old gentleman rabbit. let's
go back tu the pld Brhr Patch, FOR /
know YOUR mother IS lonely luu
have been away so long
And then they turned tho auiuW"
niIc toward ola snake Fence Corner
and hy and hy they saw Mrs Bunny
hanging out the clothes on the line.
for 10 was Monday morning, which 's
wash day IN Eahhtyl'lr just ns 10 is
100 Newport and Hobukrn
AuJ when Mrs BUNNY saw them
she WAS 80 excited that she pinned
her thumb by mistake 10 the CLOTHES.
line with a clothcspin gnd couldn't
set away until Uncle Lucky pulled
uoWu tho clothes line and billN
Bunny pulled OF the c,othcspin.
where have YOU two been she
asked when she had finished hug
pinE her little bunny boy But !
wont tell YOU what BILLY Bunny told
her for YOU know 10 already and.
ANYWAY. 10 would take maybe two
hundred and forty-uNc and a ht''
storirs tu do b. So well leave billy
BUNNY alone for "A little while with
hts dear mother and go across 'hn
Pheasant Meadow 10 the ola Farm
Yard tu see how turky Iugky ana
Hcnny Jenny are. And maybe we'll
hear something nice about IurkF
Doodle and Turkey Iurkg and Mr.
COW. unless you've 'or-ottgu aIl
about these old friends
Well. it's strange ID how news
travels Enuhi, E,Ihrrts' had syr1
RWy BUNNY and Uncle Lucky drive
up ~ the DIa I.ar Patch lul 500
hs flew over to ,,I 'ns NcHHpt....
on the Ola Hrr Iut hn ful Duchv
norky and thor Hf course. aII the
Varu Yard Polls knew tl' HHh
Ruuw WAS uNua usun ut the O8
IrIr. iaf.n
Th,n puo.. Doodle said ho'
fhoulHr h.H ea f.r % swim and on
nr NalI|,I ln fhe u.U MN Pond
And Hs soon 1888 Boo got there he told
Trr.e hu.frns But he didn't tell
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-09
Tho Decision.
CHAPTER NtNIl.

CHAPTER N'N IL.
Cousin sam acts just the same as
usual Ip has returned ,n his more
boyish manner lie even asked me
today to 60 10 the library with him
Ilut it ls Aunt Emily that makes me
constantly uncomfortable. teci
sure that u WAS she that made him
propose to me And now that ! have
refused him. she takes II AS a direct
insult To- herself
Hannah and made cookies too
rother this morning when | came
out ~ the kitchen | met Aunt Emily
ON the stairs sara she said stop
ping ON tho landing, your hair is
growing quite gray"
u think It's only flour" ] said
trying not 20 smile.
"po.you know" Aunt Emily went
on quito as n she had not heard my
last remark 81 had been married
seven years when was yo.r aE".'
"But girls married 80 much ear
lIcr then, didn't they ! could NOT
refrain from saying.
"'rho ones who are going to mar
~ always marry young replied
Aunt Emily She swept down the
stairs.
cannot go on 80, with title al
each of our meetings There Is only
one way out ! must go home. And
confess myself defeated
don't want to answer mat ucs-
tinn yet Rnt how can stay In this
Every day makes the
relations between Aunt Emily and
mo little more strained. Mother has
always been devoted To- Aunt Emily
her older step-slsicr ! must not
hrcak up lifelong friendship by
my presence
Il does seem tho only way out. |
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-09

let Her Burn

Ftrcmen, we are told confidcntally
hy a friend who knows ono person
ally. are instructed TO save every
thing that catches fire. They are in
struCted TO be indlscrimindte about
what they save
The result ls they save great
many poor buildings
They save "a great many buildings
that need good, thorough. un-
molested burning
Sow " cities will pay some atten-
tlon to US, and we are afraid they
won't and. they can 60 ahead to
the uogs " they want to- we will
give them an idea. This idea Is
great cities can use It without
writing tur our permission.
Every city should have Let
Her Burn" map. All the building
In town which ought 70 be let alone
when they start 10 burn down
should be marked with a little rod
dot, OF. as far AS we are concerned,
with "A little blue dot. one Of these
mals should be tackled on every fire
engine.
II the firemen apswer call and
find that q Let Her Burn" build
ing is burning, the chief can instruct
his men to use the kerosene SPUR r
instead of the regular chemicals.
and he can 20 around himself 10
the owner OF the building and Il
ne has no insurance, give him
enough money tu cover the loss,
and the next dag excavations can
be started on the spot for beautl-
ful new skyscrrnpcr, twenty. on Ius-
albIy thirty stories high.
In this way q city can sso1 get
a Ict OF beautiful hlg, mola.0 sh,-
sCraICIs.