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The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-11-29
H1lSIE'

8 - 2, -
a stranger "a visl' the state on Thanks
giving day lie coult have dlnner
without prsce oe n,unel every haur In
the day. with yenisaH. antelope steaks.
bear meat, champagne. WHISKY. and
mnsea' thrown In.
When Asher t'aru,h of Kentucky
heard the talk shout Thanksgiving 4
r"sessa ansh ayerwerrad his face.
There MAS the w., " anticipation Ia
his eye and his ,oagae began 10 drip
with el"Qaeuce, ~ au the tllnners Ia
the South he ~aih, a kenturky Thanks
giving feast was the best. II might
n"t be ~ gr~st rs IN New England. hut
the Kentucky dinner wss the 2,aW.
lated acme VI hlI~s The air w1.kl.
wars cool and bractnG. TMEnrr
a~~mess 10 tnrn brighter ,h,Mf NJ any
otha< state, The haruysr1s Ms n,nre
mu$scrl. and the ha,ing sesfhc hounds
'raie trtxiu thar ths4trSi ttsrvp,-nrt
with pleasure The u~asic NJ the hanjo
"Mf stf&At HksN tNAFT WFFT ftiskM ft4gtf%s4
and African mrk9''es tina, s.~a'hed the
soul Each fp;1its bad lts gathering
all eeiogs~i themselves Intensely Thvrr
was xo.t d,nner. tarkey. cf rour~e,
1''h csaulserTtes sna ali the jeites and
assss that Aunt pNuah cNsuli prepara
CMfdr~n and 1ranachli.!rwn met Al the
hogs*- II parents and gra ndTsa rents,
sal recalls ,he incidents ~ the rvs q.
year u ~aS shst old Aaa, Chloe
"~'id caj3 . "rnlc r'Ara VI, time In
family matters The sea babies ~.re
cNucst~i under 'hc cAtn, and a,l The
merits 81 the Sisrtae r,',s wsrs can.
vHssssi Tron'i.AS with servants aere
d"'aAsFVi Esnsaiy natter~ gsaerSuv
canse an&es dis.HSSina. xg,i pr~ifet,Dos
wete rc.ats* 80 to winners MI i-rxsngt IA.
'aionia snd other fcu,ags raw ceur~~s
IN No. tNeaaasas spring iay@tinS
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-11-29
WORTHY OF GREAT DAY
Thanksgiving Feasts in Arizona
and Kentucky Described
BY Prominent Sons.

u KARCt'S AtRfI!IS SMITH
N the cntertsining Arizona
~ - statesman MAS once ques
nopasi concerning ThunksC wing fesii'
vah tn that for ~ territory. He said
that they wer. d!1esvn, from mast
rhsnA~siNlnxs la The East, As the
ecuntry was nex. there were Very s~~
srxud, hladr~n "a srSS Thanksgiving
tnnasr The ree~ IN Resistance at
ths table was Usually . gigantic Wild
tarksy MAS sl~Nys c,~*"si ea the
ED keatatgf ~ vfts'rs,a PLAN THE
side dishes trcltd,d tsai~nn and hear
iucst II Rgys~siy wanted !; 4 delicious
lish Was esas paws Ia McXicaine,
Tsna.rSee, ,ilj aHt rex~r3 th~m stth
say,ry, h.sause wt~a bru9ght .u,Nan the
tah.s they lt~,A esi IKE 'he Sevt ~ .
t.rsrp roasted and haetrA Snfainc
ao~syer. was niorr 'siicioGs Served
~tta e~e,us or pr.rsy pear sauce thsy
fsrnlsAed a dist 81 fer ,ae st~is, Then
~ txkvd sweet potatoes Gg~ao 'hv
tnhk were extremely seveTy, The
sweet POTATOES in arizona X Mara
ssuha n to be believed. are s1~ser
and fsOrv exget~.te than those grv~n
In say oth,x rars o; th~ sf,ssN crsv. He
says they taste ~ shAnsh they hed
h.ssa ralsesl by sems hrAsaesy gentle
man In eas Garden II ksisn There
xrs fre1nsns 4fnosat'ans tn fatally
AnsseivinE dinners IN ArtzOns r..
iax an.aS ard s;assrSl IN everything
they a., ne. al)as their iE<scs 10 be
hant~si ~ cvn-en'iNrs6ltiV* In
snsDs plac.e aasrv they eaaHss get
cnaIlp&ane they ,arr t'>s0csS1 10 dae
nscsssity ~ ssr$GktUS sAlssy. In ~
xslG.iss slaaS fb4 h>FsssrF asssc4i is q
substitute s~r wAssGy few drinks
~ me~ai make Ensn ssv5 ~ fhsash
be had ~ ks~4Ss. ,~rlye fret and
t~snfy tour saasss az all fae Tssgte
"a rfas ssasse ttft krtru@.sF.s ARE ~
fsSst hs~sdsxhar H. ssw,ii we'' rsray
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-11-29
Caomel Loses You a Days Work!
Take Dodson's Liver Tone Instead
Read my guarantee! II bilious, coshpased or head
achy you need not take nasty, sickeuing, danger
Gus calomel to get Strengthened up.

k'veTT druggist In town--yeur drug.
ktst sDd eyerybody's druggist has no
aced q great falling oir In the sale Of
cAimnsi. They aii Give the same rea.
son. Dodson's Liver Tone In taking
fts place.
rniofnei IN dangerous and people
Know II. while Dodson's Liver Toae IN
perfectly safe and gives better re-
Eniis." said prominent local druggist
Dodson's Liver Tone IL personally
guaranteed by every druggist who
sells II. A large bottle doesn't cost
very much. but II /, falls 10 give easy
relief In every case Of liver sluggish.
ness and constipation. you hnve only
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-11-29
Big Shipments Arc En- Route to
Jobbcrs. untl These Arrive
There May Be- a Temporary
Shortage, All Deals Postponed
buy in Small Lots Only.
RETAILERS CAN GET tMME.
date SHIPMENTS ID.
RECT BY PARCEL
POST.

This advertisement ls written ON
Mco,inv, octob~e 2,s, IL IN directed to
the attsnton ~ all distributors ~
v,eks tapoRuh, both ~ho,essie and
retail IN an emergency such ~ the
,.rc-~Nt spidcmir~~our duty aud year
daty-- In TO DISTRIBUTE vspoRub In the
qaict~~, ,ssss,hie manner 90 these $50
titns s.r,cksn hy lnhurnsa. We, THERE"
forv. cal, your careful atteetion To the
following
DANCER or SHORTAGE " SuP.
ply,s NOT CONSERVED
tN Oy,obst lst ". had sn hanl. nj
~ur rsrtery and IN twenty warehouses
srwsrcA ever the country, suf'ri~nt
vstSraub Ia ,ast rs. w Thought until
January lst. showing fcr n ~ p.r cent
tncry~~ over last years sales, and not
COUNTING our daiIy odtfut. This blk
Excess. stocs hal pasn accumulated
Iurtns the sammen months
rt.c this eeltatntc II spanish In
aaenss M rs &shd in the Las, ten days
this s,eek hss vAnlshrs! Al nrN Wv
though, tass ,rwwo,A,sls demand
~S>sd ,ssF coly tc~ days but the
sy~xt~rs Havs ry,r
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-11-29
10 ssk for your money back.

Dosison's Liver Tone Ia pleasant
tasting. purely vegetable resnedy,
harmless TO both children aud sdutta
Take spoonfui nj Night and wake ur
fesiiag tne: no biltonsnsss. sick head
ache. acid stomach or ceastipatsti
bowels. II doesn't gripe or cause In.
convenience ail the next day Hike vie-
leat ealopci. Take dose Of eaiornel
today and tomorrow you attn feel
weak, sick and naus~ated. Don't lose
a days work Take pcdSos's Liver
Tone instead and feel fine. full Ut
yigor and ambition. ADV.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-11-29

Tsr gassasn. csiiess tive city ut A~u
rsyo.furr-a. snd ~ N wss the Frsr
,.c~ r-snt ~ ,Ass, r-slissrr r"sSss saT5
s,-s,r.s, II. Tnis ~ss f~rfnrt ,sse
CNr~ssa ~~s. The 'ewn has~css@ 'ss
i.,--rss az the ssrs,s. HE~vi,> -f'ff -
N. srA r~ntery II sassss 'n'a me
nsra. ~ the Prank y',na its ht~s
Se.s,tas scss. q ynsss''s ass a1'f
Charles sas EaSA~ws rr>txNrss 10
A.tr snd Loss a. rsna~ ss> snrS~'
tA.sr. In Ss1 urst wss The escs's' ~
-. ktnelasn' az IsH-ssa<s.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-11-29
Ala A~bss

.1Isr ,<fnyie- ~ s..a NrTss~l srs .
2Tr-r ~ rvsrA--vt xArssaes In the hrs nks
~ ts~ Me. TIE fs~~ r.sn' ec'cssa
Ts--YNsNg ~ vrsrs'se~ IN TIE ssrain trs@'
I've - 'r'new'iiy e~~- the river Gr'vra
A~sr ry~Sr pert ver ages 'ses~
as-r SSw-rs have t.sv 'Arft ssss' ~
-, ..'rrs ~~zrv ycs faithful cent?
a~ls ~ 'sr Nile Th~~'e-v ssr<suse' -
"~ys-s<~ns Rsr~~~ tsv SerSSa acse
.s''A'4~r s-,ar~s ~ ire greet a'Hrs
s@-~s> ard cAiEir~N SsvT wstfo ui'r
ihs@s psssand anxi sAssx~
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-11-29
Acid-Stomach Makes
Millions Old Before
Their Time

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s&@as xtssssy. ysst ssa sss$ As~s =
Mskes sh<8 eli y sSs SssSwtss. fstc
h~fars ,keas fttssi &eess ~ - tss@
mAf1sm tsAs N alag sASt&- ba~rs rA-A
s.ass II rsSsA~ ssazseA ~ Srsv s~sss'ss4
bskrs ~ 8sssea .lfs sS.ssE -
nSFstsses II Gyxesy@tgN k~~sss sss4
sesS. fssr~~s s~se4asasss. Ass.-A sshs
n~ssai 4sye~~sts9 e~asusTseiAss ss&es -
xsn5s~a. sSttsn, sss-1 Az rssst p&sa~.
au9s sissstss4 sss Snna sess~ 9ssnsa1sA
Asm~sso~s sscns pssvS Ass AAsss914
ska ws~s ff~ysesssy sasy 80 ~
,O~st. strAFS as< aA1s. ~ kBsSsae -
Gritty vAss b - 0stfsf va ths@.
xssev assays tAsy s~saa - osorA@
- sss tssf - sas<sw - ~ bss'> 1t
gssssse sars sA~sx hrsssA go sfs~agr1~-
49, ssssw ssosys tAwT So fsnr,wlxs
- ssrssss as1kr&aw 49, suA sssvsssA
9sss ssy ~ ~ ssr1srA Tvs srS@
eA<asy. skisvsAa VI - raAs fxss ssNaGsA
er n ~ fa4 osa
Whss b y ssss ssna3 sewr1 n ewsyt
p~Rtsts ~ s<s< Dsxsa~-sAss ~ Ssk
sw@~@ ~ fAs s~rA.~sstss4 ~ smAs
psrsssss VI szk sAee< 10 ~ kSeA -
pwse~ssi esexsA ~ 81 ffSxs sRrSarA
fhs Aa~S sMKA~i ~ sd s.sDe~a gse
ss~ts . saxilss nsnufr-fsa nen@ s8ss
vessss ssgs~ssa- s~s y sAs ss<sssrA
sswv s4A tsf1~gsA svnszza sa1H exSss
s1Aw- - A~sts se%6s Tes 8ssskStss
ss-~m~ ~ sss~tssx Disss tsr rswz@tss'n
Hfnssss - sssSSy Es<~rs ~ saSs, szss-na.
tSss S<sss.s - snrxaaa ~ Ne ba~se
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-11-29
Thanksgiving Thought

~ ! had known in 0ssnd-ns.s ,.<aay.
o. present means OF living
, Ans Ind enc OF ,hosc feas.a swsy
She served rs On TAaaksgivins;
Imagine row how ssorH f'c tee.
Asd ehecrfvi'y chased.
TO n' before this. 'osd-,fne meal
Wick Md ks-hysrs-edl
-kaa Rs-daI.Psases "a 2rowring'l
MASar.as- Z
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-11-29

First G,ri~~ies, | married the ser
geant just two days after met hi,n
aud three before he sailed.
Second 'ilrl-~And was he good look"
ingf
First Girl Welt yea: as Dear ~ |
eaa p.eoiiect him, be- was.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-11-29
70 GUARD AGAINST INFLUENZA

Keep little yacher-Baim In your
noss. II In autlsrptie. and kills germs.
though harmless TO use, internally. or
externally. II also relieves the dts
trcssing symptoms. @5e In TubeA and
JarM Avoid iml,ations.--Adv,
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-11-29

"she says she Is Ave years younger
than her husband"
'efha, muy be-. bat understand
that her husband Isn't compelled 10
register for war service
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-11-29

MsH e~e~y fer ~ ~ vyxsA0s ~
fsnsma stts@kssss ksefnwsta& saA 4s. u
the sFsfs-s sss4 ~ asys fsse sF~s sksss
txtw sss@s S~~gAs mists saeiD Ire .
bEsssee< Fesr m 1s~~
~ ssy ssss sssa4 " a. h - ~ ~
s'sehset ~ iss ssssSs sts u 1870. 4
wsr Ass s~-3 fa9sss b ~ WsshxSfsd
ys~s4vtseA- .sss~S EATosHs~S smns
tr~~sse eswAg~saa4 tsss sssssss o. -
e~es xsAt sax ssrvss~ :. s~sf fkS~ee4
tAs hsywsis. sA@a~AN<s wym@ tAma&aas
Ae~ hons W n TuNtG ssl IN smesx~a
tsww N ssss sSs ~ ssNNU sess go
Sssss ~ sts~ssA ssWd sssa go
Ste&f Ss~1su N skanes ~ pwsH@D
2ses se~k - sAss yw IN mn sssssgTA
" vAss Pcs eel ed a tsts vsy hsv
xssn~ s~aA ~ vserwO tsy4sA stss~g&A
go vssAgv ~ tsks ~ gxses y fs0
xs-s " ssAsn& sss.ess<s, v~sAnaA
uATpxic b ~wtA r~ s9aA ~
esmsstt sfam ~ rsssrxrna kassA, vfNR.
ssr~ry sas vssszsy err hvy@1 tsx1Ae
- 10 %" ~~s<~s's ss - "
aATuwfc h ss~~sstsfy essssssss1 -
~ . ~ ~ fss ses1 r-w SsuDgW u
~ Ar~s Isl hssS pes Tsss @cs~y WfH ~
s~ssst~A W yssf arHsfws Aus ~ AesB
kAgsSxf@ s9ssS Fsssr s~1~ en- nAArwm e.
s&s ExaSex a~n@Sy tsa9fa4S. tosA q
uss~sa Ass~ fs~asss IL. s~< anv ~
~ asrs msG Swx saw ~ 60 - ssa
svs fS~& - na~sy ~ \ skz1 - ~
esRss - Al
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-11-29
DRU66ISTS!! PLEASE Note
v|Ck'S VAP0RuB 0VERS0LD
DUE TO PRESENT EPIDEMIC
Tremendou. Demand Last Few Days Has Wiped Out
Excess Stocks That We Had Estimated Would Last
Until Next January. Last Weeks Orders Called For
I One and Three Quarter Million Jars-Today's Orders
Alone Amount to 932,4s9 Jars.

quantities as possible, II yea mr.. our
We viii try 10 ship a n,nlted amount
hs Parcel Post " express, and pay the
charges ourselves
svi lA order ~ rake distribution
stIl quicker, we will ship 1lrret 20
Notr retail customers quantities not
,uorc than three i2> dozen sAs sik'' Mt
any one shipment.
: - So. $3.50. a.'tA,. = " f.Ct A.
an We arc noy on. IT he taNr stsa
and viii he fuy the newt ten days, y
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-11-29

II young man Ia really In love he
never says h. cant AFFORD to marry,
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-11-29

Altar Use aans1 hArvsss sistY 4ssssgr HgAA-
s@rs ssstarsa a aAy "a tkas1#gavsag. ASH
th*rs c*saS B2s Gtr5s ssesi sa Abe fa~a
s~nt four nasn Va21 fssstsRg thas tArY
sssght fstEsss tsso raer~. "~-tAG Ams~sasaa
Hsseorr
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-11-29

The young lady yoa admire has .
regular flower face"
.tsyss4. tsn.t, she a dalAy r., wi. d. -.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-11-29

No Worms Ia . Healthy Chiid
All shisdarn tsgahiaA vita wsssus have - nm
h~AltAf essa0g wkteh saas e3Aes vesss basi AaA
fele, there IA lnssv ~ tAs~ stusssh AsstSseakse.
yk1vns fAkfht. sas chilli f0rtC sssG fsysaAsy
faf so 81 shf~s weeas uin ssfssh fhe ekesa, iss-
pfUss ths atss&tsam Ana Act "a Gsn*sAl Mts~nxth-
eaiRs fvaas " The y bale e1ss~m Mature will taco
thros - % aispsl tAs sarss, asa Ms GAIA vtA b.
In psffss& hsAtsA fisAaaut W tAAa &c pr hssxlA
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-11-29

II u nian Ii afraid to think for hin,
SELF. BIZ sAould marry. ............
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-11-29

~ "a >aiNrNaN. '"'Se'T t''N w
nav se'u""S >osP~N 'e 'nis mees"
S@~s" ~, ~ ''"f r~" 'a'ise'e ar
/" NslNHnN
rAE rIcslEN NOW IS TO DIS
TR,RuTg NArcSus cutcsLS
Mswt ~ thss 'rNnendsa> quantity Is
sF''l "a r~re 10 tne S'n'Naces. but
fv,lshs ant exr'sA~s sn~ ha;h coc
ass'"' ".N'' W, 'a- ! '"s, ~ S. -.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-11-29
WHAT We ASK ThE RETAIL
DRUGGIST 70 pU

nay In MS small quantities Az po~s
bile. n you havn any qnautity orders
given the )ohhrrS saeesnen ~ given
10 our sa,csmen, don't bother seout
them no need ii WRITE n~-it Is shst,-
lately ,mpnss,hl~ TO al, these order.
at this time, II the tehhcrs In yoE
territory are oa, n vlck's SnpnRuh,
we will ship roo by rarc~i Post. pre-
paid. quantities not more than three
t3l doaen 3sc sis~ 10 any one orsse<,
Naturally. W can't op~u sccuunts at
this time, ~ yo.v ch~c* or money o.
der for this atwcun, must accompany
cyi~ pnt write m stasinx 10 shsr
thru your ichh~r. a. ~ ,h~n have TO
waN until we write this .ohNsv aod r~t
mia q. K. II yrs Wish ,he etsSfs IN
eom~ thru ynar i,,ae@~ have hhn order
them for ycu
SHOWED UNDER WITH coRAE.
spokoENcE.
Our sovvw has str~ady hsea -shot to
rs~<~.~~~,tw~osy four ot our men are
wewrins t'ncer Sans khak.-~~nd this
rsrrnt rush has ssa,p'y hnrt~d na Az
"a, ISLES fnrce has hecn called In -
help In thu odscr sad factory, We ius.
mention this -, ynu won't hsssd u
against ~ II yosr v'rsss and letters
sreut answered rwcmpsly
SPECIAL sooklErs on SPANISH
INFLUENZA.
We WI, send. va request, 50 any ~
,#,l druggist. 100 er nns~ iittls t~'>S-
tets fust issued. On Spanish Inensaxa.
st,tss the latest information ses>u.
fhis y,i~a s,--its history the sytnr'
tans~ the trva tsscn, ard particularly
thr va. ot ylrs's varsIsnN as m RI
ternAl application 30 Supplement- the
! iihyslctanS tr~etrsert.
NEW WAYS TO USE vApoauD-
In adai,Iaa ~ th~ usual method ~
aslns yspeBan-~thst - applied sv<s
the threat ard chest and covered With
as,t Asnrel tecshs~-sar customers are
Nr.t;ax ~ daily telling II eAeir sae'
ee~> In using yanaRuh In osher wayA
fss-tterlsrly as prvvrnrtvv They
melt \ Mite IN syssso and laAeie the
Ssrrv> s-tstns. cs raess u 10 a eceHcsn
st~am sett'e WHERE the ssrAiS kettle
- NET avsHah,c, vspsgae eer Ne s~~,
IN an primary t-atrtti. Fyh ne 'ea.
! kettle nah fat, II ssx,.ax wsk~. pa. 10
MATT seasr-sac x vsrsRas f-wo rne
to sirne--krr the Kettle fxE sscw,y
s-Anax and saaahe rAe strsr arising.
Ae~oknx 10 B1s'esin far .sre~i
ny ne Fue'ie Heath S<rv.ev. ~.
Ssfnrs r~txnnaecAs thar TIE acse ard
rshruas 10 keys eses~a w'tA seu,e >ty
| sahsfaasA For tbs sarrase vare,Rue
Is cxevlleat--suss PAT 4 'sttss VI ,he
nsssrtis horr ttme 'tc ssrHe ara sssa
~sa hack sesc The air s~ssarss
NY. GREENSBORO, \ {.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-11-29

GREENSBORO, \ c
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-01-03
PARDONS GRANTED
DURING 1917

Three persons serving terms in the
States prison at Thomaston received
pardons during the past year: D. Le-
roy Hutchinson. sentenced in the Su-
preme judicial court for Hancock coun-
ty to not less than three nor more
than five years for breaking, entering
and larceny; Walter f. Batchelder,
sentenced in the supreme judicial court
for Penobscot county to not less than
five nor more than 10 years for burn
ing a building; and Augustus Otto of
1ittsfield, sentenced in the supreme
judicial court for Somerset county to
not less than two nor more than four
years for assault with intent to ravish.
The Governor and Council also grant
ed pardOns during the year to four
persons serving terms in jails: John
+. Dority of Brewer. serving a year in
the PenObscot county jail at Bangor
for forgery: Jens Jensen. serving a
term of three months in the York
county jail at Alfred for operating an
automobile while under the influence
Of liquor: Fred Johnson, serving
year in the PiscataquiS county Jail at
Dover for forgery; and Forester Palm
er, serving four months in the Wash
ington county Jail at Maohias for ma
liciouS mischief
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-01-03
10 A. NJ. Wednesday, Jan. 2

Local boar DIS should he furnished with
this Information and instructed to i'm
mcd'atelY forward to the last know
address OF any lcglStrant now in the
military or naval service all question:
ralrcS. returned to them with state
meat TO the effect that such question
naireS must he executed lin accordance
with tn" Instructions of tho adjutant
general of thr army dated Dec. "A. 1911"
Local boards should be instructed to
carefully observe the requirements Of
section l::l in order to avoid the CharSe
Of deSertiOn being placed on the record
OF registrantS now in the military or
naval service of the United States.
Local boards are forwarding direct II
the .Adintant General of the Army
QueStionnail'cs without any indication
thereon that such recistrants are in the
military or naval service and without
any other notation. QuestionnaireS
should only be so forwarded when it is
Known their reeistrant is in tho mill
tarN on naval service and the post Of
flee department is unable TO effect de-
livery. See section -, Selcctive Service
Regulations.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-01-03
.J6u Can zeW lie ReqoS leMo
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- Skj7oua:E ea/z5zH Vigorous folks

some cases been doctoring for months
without any benefit.
If you are not strong or well you owe II
to yourself to make the following test
See how long you can work or how far you
can walk without becoming tired. Next
take two jve-grain tablets of ordinary
nuXated iron three times per day after
meals for two weeks. Then test your
strength again and see for yourself how
much you have gained There is nothing
like good old iron to put color in your
cheeks and sound. healthy flesh on your
bones. But YOU must take iron in form
that can be easily absorbed and assimilat-
ed like nuxated iron if you want 1t to dc
you any good. otherwise il may prove
worse than useless.
NOTE - Nuxated Iron recommended
above by DR. Z. Sauer. is one OF the new
er organic iron compounds. Unlike the
older inorganic iron products, ii is easily
assimilated. does not injure the teeth
make them black. nor upset the stomach
on the contrary, it is a most potent rene
dy. in nearly ali forms OF Indigestion as
well as for nervous. rundown conditions
The Manufacturers have such great CONT
dence in \uXated Iron that they offer 10
forfeit $4,000 to any charitable institution
if they cannot take any man or woman
under 60 who lacks iron and increase then
strength 1t0 per cent or over in fOul
weeks time provided they have 10 serious
organic trouble They also offer to re-
fund Your money if il does not at leaSi
double your strength and endurance in
ten days time. /, is dispensed in this
city by John Coughin and all other drug
2iStS.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-01-03
SAVING COAL AT
THE STATE HOUSE

Governor Milliken has issued orders
to cut off the dome of the State House.
That doesn't mean, however, that the
Capitol is TO be turned into fiat
rooted affair like "a factory. The cut
ting off will apply merely to the heat
supply. 1t is a step in the interest Of
fuel conservation and by the decision
OF His EXcelency it will result III the
saving of large amount of coal that
otherwise would have to be ltu!hed TO
keep the State House at a habitabie
temperature.
According to the architecture OF the
State House, the dome is merely a hole
sticking high into the air and covered
with iron, copper and the other ma
terials used for such work, There is
a lot Of space TO the inside OF the dome
| and hot air--of which there is always
q plenty about the state Household
lowing its natural bent rises and leaves
some of the offices and corridors down
below chilly If they are to be made
warm, the boilers have to be>Iushed at
top speed and much additional coal
has to be burned as a result.
Governor Milliken has decided that
the coal required to heat the hole in
the air. could be saved SO he has ac-
cordingly given Superintendent of
Buildings Charles S. Brown orders to
cut off the dome. This will be done
by boarding over the hole under the
dome at the ceiling of the third floor Of
| the Capitol This will, of course, cut
off any extra heat that might go to the
fourth floor. This contingency is to be
cared for, however. by having curtains
hung at the three corridors on this
| floor 80 that the heat from the steam
pipes in the various offices on the
fourth floor will be preserved for home
consumption and not become a con-
tributing force to heating the dome
Just how much coal will be saved by
the change cannot be told, but 1t is ex-
pected that it will be decidedly APP
preciable amount. The work OF cut
ting off the dome has already begun.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-01-03
Home for Feeble
Minded's Narrow Escape

Portland, Me, Jan. That the home
Tor me fcebl" minded at pownal mar
I"Wi! escaped total destruction by fire
Saturday plight shortly before midnigh'
was the statement made by fire m
Spect"r who on Tuesday visited the
fulldin%. NJ about 1875 Saturday d
lire was discovered around the chime"
WHICH runs from the main heater
PROMPT work or the part of the foV'
men whose assistance was available a.
The time brought about the extingulsh'
ment Of the fire. The inspector SAID
however, that had it remained undt
covered five minutes longer the buzz
Ing would undoubtedly have gone "
IN smoke. Damages have been place'
at $500