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New Britain herald., 1918-01-04
January Sale
 Prices on Knit Underwear

One lot of Women's Vests and Union Suits, value to 59c. Sale price S9c each.
 Lot two, Women's Vests and Union Suits, values up to 79c. Sale price 59c each.
 Lot three, Women's Vests. Union Suits and Tights, value up to SIPS. For this sale 79c ca. Lot four, Women's Vests, Tights and Union Suits, value up to $1.75. For this sale $1.O9 ca.
New Britain herald., 1918-01-04
HOUSE ID HOUSE
 THRIFT CANVASS
PlainVille Expects to Secure
 Large Sum for Uncle Sam
CHILDREN WILL HELP

Red Cross in Need of Sewing Ma
 chimes to Garry on Work-Relief
 Fund for Armenians and Syrians- Foresters Choose Officers.
 The local committee on the State Council of Defense will begin a cam paign shortly which will cover the selling of Thrift Stamps, War Ger tif1cates and War Savings Stamps. As yet there has not been a decision made as to just when the campaign will be held and an announcement will be made later in regard to the same and also as to what methods will be en- ployed to sell the stamps It is ex- pected that a house to house canvass will be made the same as during the Red Cross campaign and which turned out successfully The schools will be called on to help in selling and there will be plan laid out whereby the children will be able to buy the
 
 clubs, societies will be called on to do all they can to make the affair a suc- cess and rallies will be held in some suitable place to push the project along.
 The biggest of these certificates is the War Saving certificate which is a card having blank spaces for 20 War Savings stamps and which is re- deemable for a sum of $1O0 on the first of January, 1923. The War Saving stamps can be bought up until 1918 at cost of $412 with tax of one cent additional for each follow ing month until the end of 1918 and is redeemable for s5 on the first of January, 1923. The smallest is the Thrift stamp which sells for 25 cents With it is given a card for the pur- pose of saving them until 16 have been bought when, with few cents additional, they can be turned in at the post office or bank for a War Saving stamp.
 Red Cross Activities.
 At the newly opened Red Cross rooms in the Newton block it is re- ported that about 125 skeins of wool yarn was given out to the members of the knitting society in two after moons. Knitting is one of the most popular of the different activities of the mem bers but there is need of those who will sew for hospital and other garments to bo sent across and for which there has been an enormous demand of late. A plan which will no doubt be put into effect is the one of forming sewing circles in the diff ferent neighborhoods throughout the town. There will be many sewing 1 machines needed to carry on the work | and these machines are wanted at 1 headquarters from those who can | spare them All who have sewing 1 machines and are willing to loan them | to the society should notify Mrs. Charles Clark, who is the chairman of the general committee, known as the Military Relief committee and | which has it's headquarters with the Red Cross society in their rooms.
 Relief Fund for Near East.
 At the Christmas services for the children at the Advent Christian church a Christmas offering was taken which is to be used for the relief of l the destitute Armenia and Syrian people who are suffering greatly on account of the war. A little over $17 was realized and the amount was
New Britain herald., 1918-01-04

 m disc W Goo Domestic Silks This o n Fby Tak adv
New Britain herald., 1918-01-04

The golf world may well feel proud of its large representation in Uncle Eam's service. Probably no other line of sport can boast of as many de- voices who have joined the colors. These three prominent golfers are the latest followers Of the game who have enlisted with Uncle Sam.
 From left to right: Philip V. G.
New Britain herald., 1918-01-04
OUR IAN
the Biggest

ASK your frIeNda 1a3ss are the most wondNX ter and one that M in making a sele0 prominent New Y manner.
New Britain herald., 1918-01-04

Carter of Now York, North and South amateur champion, now driving an ambulance with our forces abroad :: Grantland Rice, sport writer and hold CT of several golf championships, now sergeant in the One Hundred and Fifteenth Field Artillery at Camp Se- vier. Greenville, s. C., and Roy Barn hill, who recently joined the army.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-04-12
0fvE CALIFORNIA SYRUP or gids
At ONCE ~ BILIOUS OR
CohsTipATEo.

Look ~ the tongue. ni0therl IL
coated. II IN sure sign that your III.
de- ene's stomach. liver and bowels
aseds gsntie, thorough cleansing at
once.
When peevlsh. cross, listleas, pale,
doesat sleep doesn't eat or ACT natu'
rally. or II fes.rish, stomach sour.
breath bad; has stomach.aehe, sore
threat, diarrhra. full Of cold. give a
teaxpoonfal Of "t'nlifornIa syrup Of
Tfgs,s and In O few hours all the foul,
censtipated waste. undisrstvt food
and sour bile gently moves out of the
little bowels Without grlplag, aud you
have well. playful child neain.
~ roa Mcetsa't' coax aitk fhlifrtn II
take thta. larAisss fruit Laxative !"
They tose III delicious faste, and II
always makes them feel splendid.
Ask your druggist for a bottle Of
california Syrup ot Figs." which has
directions for babies. children Of all
ages aud for srownlps plainly ON the
bottle. y Beware Of coanterfelts sold
hero. To b. ange yoa vet the genuine.
hnk to see tha, Il II made by the Cali
fornia Fig Syrap Company" Refus"
my other Aud WITH enntctupi.--Adv.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-04-12
TRICKS HUN OFFICERS
6rtlSh Courier Gets Hello From
the Enemy.
sarese ceskder,isj British Dispatches
bot Trey Tic Net
kns~ n

isndoa Tsn tserwaa ostI.vrs re,
eeat;y handled ninre than tos,pn ess''s
~ cy>nTsisnt3sl Esjtf<A sS'wnstcAeS bit
they dtsi rol kao~ Il
The stnrv II aar NJ 'Ae nsnv stsea
ilgrS,sls trrEleags Waics befall that So
ltNtt essiv ~ Ets4sA puhlIt servants
" h, wear sa.Yct greyhound 10 ihejr
anftonhale ard SIRE known IS S5as 8
a,c.S>ppswv> Mans ''asS}ae tsat aay
enc who cSrv'e> ai>t8t5hlS far iAs
British sayNrast%Ht j. king ; lH,A<ss q
So. Thts Is nor cerys~,' There ar
only sve Hgea sta hxt' essatns SSaras pa
that Ssv~tcv Thf otarr> are merely
ss'et5ra,fy SaarirrS oe $50 eFs-a ts.n-
lerS sad have no riaa; N the a,Sasr
title.
TAr parsicg,,ar a,;ssSsNeSer vNo est.
w,SSeg tss tSe GetyaAn oE3eers was
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-04-12
LAD TAKES HIS LIFE

anything, and Just as | thought that
The whole unhappy business WIS over
This happens aud utterly ruins ,ny life,
And hope the verdict viii not he TEN.
p"rartly insane. because asn not
"A last Word shoeld Tie ins ssuss
thai titNs gsN belong to The school 10 te
given 10 = W Teare IN my form. "A,
A. school II ail' help Nina on Ia The
work that ! IRicGdct, ~ follow.
1aaaAd hA, ,inat.axa, the tssals fFs%ts+l |
had. and also hope ttsat Leslie Wilson
g w rs.EheiEheJ r,s 49, gn~.4i.hy. fiistnr
lstry. That ! loye sud adufe and Die
for.
~ y tftst Satr nv seoul
His father sskes the authorities for
permi~siaA 10 prsSerS. tFe letter but
iasa, earansF SAIL .,.>......,
Il lh,nS Il mU4'h better II you 30 mot
hare such tragic document. "
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-04-12
LABOR FOR FARMS
is A BIG PROBLEM

che ordinary sc1Fses. II masss a~ nv.
eFattea troas those whsass very sus-
t@naac" depssAas agsoa the farmers
The soldier sad Eta~ fnrsmss ar~ eager
sss ,se ts~tr fail sAssrws sss~ s.sA.assx w
tAksag the chances ~ losaag bis life
antl ths farmer Nv rtsklag shs ssssars
af = year on the chance cf tas seasens !.
beth Incur rfskE- Very raahy Civilians
are ~suslty eagsF 10 10 their share.
but Snay not appreciate the apgoxsaEisy
to serve Ia tbs field Of agriculture.
The departments VI agriculture aud
labor siil render every rssslaie aid.
esf zach eosamunisy knows tn own
prnhs@ms. and urban lwsspae. especially
business hero. could cooperate esee-
lively with the farmers and also ren-
der much assistance.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-04-12
(aRlSl MAKE A
BEAUTY LOTION
WITH LEMONS

Al the cost III y saaaa var ~ crstsaary
cssa eTwsna sals can psss&re full Guar
ter paas ~ tn Haast wundsrfaa lessacn
skln sats<esr and eesnrasxsaa fxausifss,
hy ssa~ssaAx the 3uic~ ef two fresh
leszons into q hossie ceasainaAe thrcs
eaneSs " csvAard Waite Carr sAeuld
b sakea to strain the tusev through =
One caosA ~ no ieusaa rusr Eess I'M
tAsa rAia tsftan VIII kxsp fr~sA fof
mantAM Every wesnsn knows that ,ess-
IN yuacs 10 ased b hssseA ard resasv~
rich hisri&Ass IN fr~skieA Haisewaess
md tan and VI the ideal aktn se<tsasws
ssnoctAeaer snd heaatinss.
Must trT n, sses three eunces ~
cseAsrA white u aay pharmacy ssa
two ienous frcsn TIN groc~s and maks
- quarter plat Of this sw~esiy fTas~
rant ,ssnan iosian and usAasaS~ n daily
Into the face. neck. arsns and h~nda II
sAsald naturally hsar to ~hstca. sastsA.
frrshen and bring cut the res~s shd
beauty al any skfn n ~ truly marvel
Gus se srneosh~n feaxh, red hands Adv.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-04-12

viii b. ths, as~st test ~ j HE And asxth
stragxie on the Wssssfn ffnaf III ths
everyday walhs NJ lite, u ~ the vpsfas
time that brsess III h~sfth. Tine ei shs
CART r~a~ons Why the twn down fnsn
finds basassat In bad stats NJ health IN
Marsh er Arril. 10 h~csss~ BE- ass sTHt
nearly ali hss hours fof the past fus,r ~
Eve maashs psnned w w.shta the walls
81 ken.e. fsetary or oMe~ II Ne the rva'
~sn sSS eur diminished r~sssts sne~~shst
IL, laek III oui DOR life, esaspl~d With
perhaps rseressag, lack III god rsess
rsse. spsaharseht sieer. and csns;sratsaa.
in other wcfvts Ne keep f~rAsns tbs
fssnsc~ With feed haS ID not tsks cut
the "eflnArfs" And aaf Ars Ao~s nSi barn
brightly Aiwsys tssp the liver active.
There - nothing better for heslth shsM
taAtns An occasional maid amtiw, per
ksps nn~e 4 veek, rsfh = uns ~ Yos
esn r~t a, any drug stcre. made up N
May arSsle. aisp. Asr~s, Isngsr .~ssssA.
tiny. easily sakrn J. whsh has st"sd the
sess VI SHY y~Ars ef approval msmsly,
Dr. ps~r~sis plrssn' Pellets Hal tw
III. ''spring Fever" the r~nrrxa run dvwn
'~Tr1fst~4s:~ sb~ 'ssrk m aNtipss,ta~s ths>
"blnes.'' ene sAsaid take cears~ II
ts~atmess every .rrsns such = standard
ts1R ~ m ps~rce's G@'avn Medical ihs.
cevsry. a1w In H. bad In tablet fcrw 10
M1iy rent val, wsteh the twsrls ~
pi~ddins alaas shs ~r~~f Th~re's NO
spTlng. No vitality 4 visaii,i~s .onse saeh
~ fisis vss+tshss ss'raR ~ In rSsses's
Aftten. II. brain responds ~ shs ns~
blood N eirfals,ssn, ard tAss yassfs really
10 make 4 hSht AEairss s.sxrstian rhifh
hests rna IN eSsAAxss Try II nevi fYsn's
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-04-12

kaasss Ctts Mo I'm rovern.
FgcHt aFfl c,'s~r-sss1Ys .onr sssSawr Il ytssi've
81 any" ~aIa II, O. t;t%zisia 80 =
isasSsnSef srala uyar Manhattaa Mar.
A n8ahrf ~ lAe ~ sS~nrsrs accnns.
ffscNSatnd TIE supposed rsy.nar o:Eic~g.
Lister DO vas fasEd oa tie swar plat.
form drsskiAg the ~eviaenrN.-
s'cssieln @as tAAen sc fhe srala al;
Msnhsttsa and turned over "a sss led
s'al csfct4is fS- hsviag tsA-ge ard for
lnYsrs.a5iS sing "a eesrer.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-04-12
BABE IS BORN IN A skiFF


Clncinaat. The baby ~ Mrs ]. w.
Bagsrt. forty, af Newport. Is doing
iine despite the fac, tina. IL was usta-
erred Into this world during this oscr~
fsov at the Ohio UNDER unfayorable
circumstances. while her husband was
removing Der from her watvr.haand
home tn sktr Mrs Iogart sRye birth
10 Eisl. The Icy waters trcm ths
Ohio ssirted around the sklff.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-04-12

Cleveland. o. cat has been Ia
Che hsatt af sleeping on rNther mat
under dynamo In t8eye}aads power
hSUse Somebody removed fhe rnst
shs pghrt Gay and tbs cat slpIw IN an
irun plate II dst'n' seeKn 10 hart the
cut. bat her fur bceana~ sn chArrssi
es,sh electricity ths, ever ssnc* IL has
stns@i stiff nv etsd Ike ,hf hrsstsss at A
haif3Fash
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-04-12
IT'S OUR MaR NOW



f@ the wesS thai il eseea
yea. v,ea liz ypG rink spn ar*
assst fas o bigger BIB WE ARE
Ar WAR.
Lnyalty In sAese asys sasaad
caasssf af aeus~ aot naexs &asSsa
IRIS WAR
Tbs Only pisr~ for "srvakerc
sea cT tassartgw. II his xrsanar
hes hole. SsstNSssy aaanfs IN SEE
nv hear hssa In the asssa, EsSw ar
aftet the wsr.
ShaM eoassderstlon fer other
workers. nj Ms 10 UsSie II easier
sur ,hesa 20 a. thelr sss for OUR
WAR.
We ar. fxhiiag for the tires
II our own and fog These who
ssiles~ Ia Justice ana deewacy.
X h sinse the masked German
hmvharsans we're thoroughly
licked, anas th~n hraa.lrd for
ever. IRIS WAR TO THE YIN
iSIi.
Every rcsr,esy seoala b~
shown to tha wuman conductor,
She ~ nillng hes ptAsltloa bet
lee probably than ,oa coasd, and
perhaps the vsse shr has re-
leased, and the oe~ yaa have
SENT ever there af# hghsirs side
By sisse.
sofl words ahd soft gloves
are uut anown by Germans.
namniag truth aud bare
knaektvs thsy uay eUsgguhrsads
a a a . q = q q ~ . . .
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-04-12
Fate OF the Duck,

Two wemrn were gazing nn satur'
day ut The Whole display taaae by u
poulterrr In Suthneld two ducks
blaekened aud dried by long hanging
In cold storage "if yer nrsAs tHr. ~
marked one, pointing Hn accusing IN,
ger Al ems ~ thr hlr,iS. ''thn' fellcr's
beeu gasse,i Westminster Gazette,
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-04-12
Secretary Of Agriculture Points
Out citg's Part In Food
Production.
CITIZENS MUST HELP OUT
" Soldiers Are Willing ia Risk Their
Lives cisiiisnD Car Well Asfsrd 70
Spare Time to Serve In t4ar.
vest Field.
~ DAVID Y. HOUSTON.
Secretary of Agriculture.

Washington. Soais time ag1 l 10
sued a statesmen. concerning the farm
iabsrg problem. II Was pGiHted ogi that
there will be- farm labor difficulties 20
overcome tAt~'year IN iar and thar In
eertsin sections. especially Ia the
rsssglis,ssraer.ss NJ large Industrial zen.
tiers. tine difficulties viii bs acute. The
tines N effort were Indicated along
whlfh III. departments Of agriculture
aud labor. through representatives Ia
various states cooperating with sh@
agricultural colleges aud other agen'
eiew, are working 20 furnish assistance.
Rrety stated. these agencies are dotng
the following thiags' Cal making a
survey OF the tariB-lahor sltaaticu ia
each community With stsw 10 tilsepy~
or possible SURPRISES OF labor. Ia order
~ be realty 10 assist Ia furnishing Ia
hor wherever II Is nee,issd: tbl assist
Ing again in shifting labor from com
rHhity 10 community and from state 10
yiate. As, In past years. r<s} Sssassssssinx
fuller 30 operation among farmers In
ME-, ssIssa sfastlsstsss.ssE .tal. lnmsls7g
avHtinhir, "a, s~ M pos'Ihle. high
sgheoi boys IN rural districts @io have
had experience IN farming nnd who ARE
not normally regularly or fully e'ti-
ployed In farmina opeFatlons tcl max
ipg EVERY" effort t1 w. that thsFtN,Is no
obstacle In the way ot the production
Of larger supply ~ farm machinery
aud ~ fuiier use as u supplement- 10
hnnI iAhnr
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-04-12
Ais cela IN agscatta

Sea FfaHcs~gss - CAsaese. wha
~Ss .ssT3ae fer the pri4rss. shaxas
tas' rastca.s iasg~~1nr q tin bar fall
* Aswgjts. vss'h b. said ae was tns
ins slnSg 20 cat "a the say scros&
The iRSf%aeTev os~sassi cs7e q. yshs bis
cats and f@Grsi a 80 Sosa pt~ec. Al
fcs.FfAFf se.srty $50 gss fegrd in The
$500
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-04-12
precocious Youth Kills Himself
Over Alleged Theft.
aoy Declared Chemistry 80 He MA
life's SeAe Desire ard
happiness

London Few eases ~ suicide IN
recent wars haw attracted ~ rnch
attention as That Of Master Arthur
fN<tefhralyk rrrese!ests saia ~ a r"-
ttryi cnloucl IN the british army Tho
yslssMsse.r kst,ea hsiasrs; .altb cyanide
~ potassium He bid been expcr' ment.
ing IN thcmiStry 20 which he was d.
voted ne presumably was driven "a
bis act hy the ti~tvvery thar hc had
taken sore ,hcmits apparatus fror,
hfS 81 Naat to hts hrre Aithe'teh es
had merely borrowed II. there wss IN
ipslnua;lon that he Vas guilty ~ 1'gsft
\ letter Jeff BY the 10y Is rs follows
'"To NhesaSccvvg SAal' rna IRIS
To-Day Will Nc nly las; Aay on ms
planet cannot staHd th" prospects
~ y ,lat "a ccminE so good eg, chem!>
try INV Hfe's scls deSir, and Happiness
What with hsppcn ptrfrwsr,l | cannot
teiJ but hope thst aiv spirit viii
travel ~ another t,sauei aud ICED sill
forgive ard lss ~" have aaofher
chance.
~Sjncv Nes Year have nei touched
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-04-12

segryietsea atfh II haas ~ dispatches
for "A British Ntnt,a sSy. SEd H. hsf "a
- ts@a trsias AZ nSSh' - = stats0a in
= neutral enaetr- f5~ hr@r ~ lta
gage saS near the s,e~rtrE cnyppsst,
msat ahea hls trala 5F~w raMr. ta;
there was no pegtFs svall&hle He hal
only put Ave ~ tise hays lasp ,he ersa.
ia rtusent wh~n tAe warning whistle
VAS soWn,sess ira, sse frstu MAS start
trE
The tssSssNfs1e~ wsS r. a ssEitznfns
iie raaFj aat let ste f,v hmgs 20 with-
eu' tia1, aSs~ cySssli ts ts-srs me ether
GAaeU aH the phatt,wn9 81 shat ra,
raeut ne esush; s,SAg IL .wo GsvBan
ayslvy ofsswrS> : was r}Sk 10 sy@a 4
81 tt1sssa, hggt ia rs hest S"ath Ge-aau
'ls'ect sn5l wifa lis fscp IA sAa,tew Re
requested f.etF help Tt~r acre tess
axughts tAaa the sye;aSs tse=ra2a 81
ssps sa6 exeh one iea, hand
TIRE lss. esg wss banded sfssarvi
18th iss train already ii rsasica. sad
tie ossSS,-Bzsr aasye4t bis hanks then
's>ck ~ the sess a0d collapsed ca the
raeres<; Sess-
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-04-12

Oaktsni. o3as --Saaxe e;,orxe v.
Cswsa = stBs "a ses after ere yssrs II
tNtal psinsb8@SS eosiowSrss q rsnsark-
stse CpcFS1ica he kas cazspleseiy nv
cS'eF@Ni ;ss asas q hAs ,sxa; ere
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-04-12
lnsss ~s'asm~ N Tsee~a,

In exsnintng applicants fsr natarAais
s@tiaa papers, Judge Gashnaa In tho
frAerai cenrt II Seattle, asked IA 49,
riseant how Ions be- had lived In the
country, The REPLY came
tive lived Ia the uaifma states tea
ywsfs. except threv tnaaihs was In
Tscusna."
Az the Judge IN from Tacoma, HI ~
liberated several inmates hcfare grast.
ing the papers
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-04-12

II soldiers are Ntiin@ tp serve IN
tt,t tFsnrhc>, to tte' ttcstcS t,,4sit.- rgGsl
ruafs ara rfss their lires. mnuy clvii
lsns can we'll Afford 20 spare gart
" fhsir time "a serve in the burrows
ana tn the harvest Acids Il Il appears
thar the farmers ~ community or
rost9Ss are aas aala ~ srvnrc the rssrs
fs>nry tabor hy fhe u~1sal naethaAs
}hen the leaders ta the taNn ~ city
imwcdtatrly Dependent upna tha, -
glop >ho1li nvrsntrr establish touch
WITH representative farm leaders. pad
Sr~ II 'fwN cannot assist IN solving the
proh'eia h sa dnsDg ;hey VIII M;
anty atl .hr farmers ~ ~ nafim, hu,
hey MI vitality contribute ta their
eWp ~e'l.N,'tuS Az, f@ that NJ their
can;ggri'v
fhr farmers a~e willing Ia do all
that thry hDtoarly ean has where their
t'%''- ~spply csaao; Ne f4rn. shtsl fram
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-04-12

neshs, Wewss suffered Unseis Tsrtv'ss
but who wants "a he a SPARTAN Take
sremenina" for all female disorders
Price %t,e SEED SLdr~,1Alx,-- ~. ,.. Is.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-04-12

A rich widow makes r'or invest,
ment when she buys husband
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-04-12

Last year. In spite " all the siit'lrh''
ties, the farmers planted the largest
aeroaSe@ in the history III the natioa,
harvested record craps ~ m"s. itnror'
,nnt things except wheat, aud sue
cve,'ri ta greatly Increasing the num-
her of Ilvb stock. Slnee last year
skilled Farm labor has been given de-
ferred classification and the secretary
81 uay has asked fnr power 10 fnrlouga
soldiers ~ thr NetEpaat army II their
tralnSNg permits. SO that they may re-
turn ~ thclr farms and assist u Il
believed that the fHru'fs 1T The ma
tion eau. hy rf~'tye Organization and
cooperation. Nlth such assistance IA
can hc furnished agpIn overcome ls.
hor dialcult,et aad predueN largo Quan.
isils- rs ,na"As, .tfrA,iDrs ,ani live
stock
Therr f. M opportunity ness fnr ur
ban peorl" sympathetic~lly and con.
canstruettvcly 20 study the fermlnbnr
situation and ~ render assistance In
many tasnS and cities there ARE men
who haNe had farming exprrieagr who
arc nhlt'hoAI,d. and Who would doubt
iess he willing ~ ~frvc fhr uaiIon In
the Aeid ~ agriculture AZ this time
Especially for the scasnnal strains ~
planting cull;varipg and harvesting II
VII NOT he too much ta ask such men
"a aid he farmers IN the nr,vSzary I'm
Nhie supplementary he f,soi ~uprly
In ottsrr IA fe.'t the srmiss sn,i 10 s,fs.
tain tbs cttIiiau population hvhnA
'lcu>
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-04-12

.-.,,a AVOID A. pocroNa aall
en- tA~. AExt Ut the meath by takino
Jnax a hattls ~. Mansns.d Cough hal.
san mr. that kaektnk kaiisW coa9k
Py.cs &c aud boc.--Adv.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-04-12

,aslsa lystts ali cysvatcles 10 TIE lEss-
gesgtatoa es csits4. sos-3s
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-04-12

About S'sn0otDe year Is be-
Ing spen, en @daca'icn In tbs UnitcA
States
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-04-12

A vnlvskle tsoH roals t~x the Bs~eA
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The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-04-12

pVsaAsi An Interesting incident IN
connection with the announcement
srem Washington thai " W Wilson
ai Diies county void asofs var savings
stampS ~ December than anf either
rural nsa carrier 10 the country IL 'as
fat whtch waR Nos announced, thsf
81 eco ~ the stamps sntd vent 10 onr
family, farmer
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-04-12

Trenton The West T4nnessee pre-
psredness ralls IA 1ha name at the biz
syess scheduled Ter Trenton. April i6
Secretary Tally ~ the local hssinesa
meas club Is busy arranging pro
gram snr tht occasion
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-04-12

Tre9eyart MANY farmers % ibis
section have planted soEns corn std
are MAKING musA better rfoFfess erift
thtir sprin~nla1iinK ard preparation
Tor the planting NJ the Later crops
March was an unusually favorable
month and Carroll farmers 'oot every
advantage W the go-st westhsr and srs
far xdya eeet ~ifh their early work.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1918-07-08

tant city, and who experienced every
form of persecution devised BY the
secret police. Miss Ward abandons
the fluffy hair and the gorgeous
frocks of a fashionable young Wo-
man of the present 10 impersona{e
a pitiful, wistful, slip OF q girl fight
Ing in a country devoid of the finer
feelings TO overcome the handicaps
and worse placed upon her race by
the Okrahna. The INSTALLATION is
complete and convincing, the climax
being acted upon the screen win
admirable dramatic effect. An ex-
ceptionally capable supporting cast
includes Warner GLAND, Milton Sills,
Armand Kalisz and Helene Chad
wick.
The direction is Of the highest
quality and the photography artistic
in its employment OF many unusual
effects in lighting and registering
scenes of a superlatively narrowing
nature. The program Is completed by
the usual wide variety Of short-reel
subjects covering both news events
and comedy.
Beginning Thursday Viola Dana
will hold the Strand screen as June
in a picture version of Joseph Ar
thurs melodrama classic, Blue
Jeans"