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The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-02-28
his address on that new activity Of

his address on that new activity Of
the church.
The women are great potential
force in the church not well organ
lied, although very powerful Of late
years. These like the young people
and many of the men need definite
organization to attain the highest
efficiency, said Mr.. Wilcox, who
argued strongly for organization as
means to success in everything in
these days.
The Routine Business.
w. J. Fulton, Leonard Matless and
Ferdinand Board were appointed a
committee to nominate officers to be
elected at the next meeting
Alvin Kraft, treasurer, made an
annual report which was accepted.
Secretary Ferdinand Board made a
short report.
The Sewing society had a great
triumph in the praise the men all
gave the dinner served the Brother
hood.
Rev. DR.. Newcomb spoke word
for the Brotherhood Bible class, and
emphasized the value of the New Era
program. Sometimes we get so en-
Unused over interdenominatio nal
movements as to forget our own
church he said.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-02-28
u,,r Government Munitions In
soector Comes Out With
interesting State
ment.
rs DELIGHTED
~ Appeared Several Times In To
,onto Calling Forth Wide
spread Interest and
Attention.

nrs elizabeth Wilson. who resides
! Harding avenue, Weston; ana was
4 the employ of the Canadian gov.
rnment as Inspector of munitions, Is
nother Toronto woman OF culture
~ nj refinement whose deep sense OF
.st,tude and desire to benefit other
',ssarers will not permit her to re-
sain client in regard to the wonder
:, resnlts she obtained through the
90 -. If TanIac. Mrs. Wilson has
;yed in Toronto for twenty years.
Her statement follows:
since the early part Of last win.
or have suffered a great deal
I'm catarrh. My nasal passages
ii, raw and irritated all the time,
NV throat was dry and my head feit
Etonped up--just like a severe cold.
! had dull, throbbing headaches that
I,ant me awake for hours many
hight. -,
"Besides this trouble, ! had 1ndi-
gostion and was dreadfully nervous.
|Tha least little noise compile ely up
In me. | often had trembling spells
|and would shake all over. had no
|anpetite and the little / ate disagreed
|with me. simply felt miserable and
|some days I Just had to quit work
land go home
Il have now taken two bottles OF
|Tanlac and my improvement has
|been wonderful The catarrh Is grad
|ually disappearing, my head feels
clearer, the nasal passages are not
sore and irritated like they were and
II don't have those awful headaches
like did. am not nervous, and the
trembling spells are a thing OF the
past My appetite is much better
and / don't suffer with Indigestion
any more. I just simply cannot tell
YOU how much better feel in every
way. My husband is simply delight
ed with my Improvement on Tanlac,
and has begun taking the medicine
himself"
Tanlac may be obtained at the
leading drug stores throughout the
|state.-Advertisement.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-02-28
More Than That Many keokuk School
Children Washed Their Teeth
and Took Three Drinks
Of Water Day.
SOME HUMOR IN RECORDS
Hundred Orange Sticks Ordered by
One Principal to Keep Finger
Nails Clean When Need
is Shown.

The end Of the second week Of the
Knights Banneret crusade in the
Keokuk schools finds GIG children adj
vanced to the rank of page, with two
schools yet to report
The Washington school did not re
cefve it's charts in time to begin the
records at the start of the crusade,
and the Garfield school modified the
plan by awarding stars each week.
But all schools will give the rank
of knight banneret at the end of the
crusade to those who earn the rank.
The Washington school has 103
pages in grades one to seven. The
grammar school is yet to report The
Wells school reports 100 pages; JET
ferson, 1872; Carey, lei; Terrence,
10Y; Lincoln, 107.
The crusade has brought to light
the fact that the children of one
school drink good deal of coffee.
some Of the cards not showing a
cross in that space for single day.
In another school the teachers OBJ
served that the children were not
careful in the care of their hands,
particularly as to clean nails, and
the principal has ordered a hundred
manicure sticks, made of wood, which
are to be distributed as reminder
and an incentive to that feature Of
the crusade.
She Ought to Be Clean.
In one school. little girl pre-
scented her card showing that she
had taken a bath day after tomor-
row. This led the principal of one
Of the buildings to say:
II am most heartily in sympathy
with the health crusade, and can see
marked improvement in the care
Of the children's teeth, for example.
But / am afraid that the temptation
of knighthood may tempt some chill
dren to forget that truth as well as
cleanliness is badge of the order.
The responsibility for true state
ment on the chart rests with the par
ents Of the child, for they are to sign
the card"
! In the Lincoln school one OF the
, very tidiest little girls failed to be a
page because she could not always
remember to take drink before
meals.
The teachers in all the schools
are most anxious that the parents
shall cooperate in insisting -on a
truthful statement on the charts
"A fraudulent knight isn't much Of q
knight after all" said one teacher.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-02-28
LIQUOR
IN MAIL SACKS
Entirely New Method Of Keeping
Booze Under Cover Invented
in Burlington
Lately

With increasing law enforcement
in Burlington, which only lately rec
ognized that bootlegging is an Of
Tense, there is much worry up there
among the booze hounds and SNUG
glers of beer from Warsaw and Maui
VOC.
There is much secrecy maintained
by secret service agents and post
office inspectors about the discovery
of new invention in booze SNUG
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-02-28
Farmers Please Note
On Mogul and Titan Tractors

We can however. give steady work both to our
present help and to the returning soldiers and sail
ors. if we bring about an immediate Increase In
tractor production. In order to do this we must
move forward the farm some thousands of trac-
that ordered for delivery at various dates
up to May list, and we shall also have to ship
large number of tractors that farmers intended TO
order later this season, but could just we'll tse
now To those farmers who situated as to
he able to take advantage of 1t we make the fol-
lowing propositions
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-02-28

n r EARLY five thousand Of boys In khaki
VI and blue coming back to work. We shall
- course make place in organization
for every one Of them but wish to do 1t without
throwing out of employment the men who took their
places and have worked faithfully for ever since.
This is not going to be easy for us as for some
others because the Government designated
an essential industry during the war; and we
tually increased the efficiency of organization
after our boys left to join the ranks.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-02-28

there was great care taken against
spies. Then followed a story of the
mistake Of negro private in search
of match, and roars of laughter
punctuated the entire address of
Lieutenant McManus.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-02-28
Major Anderson Killed.

UNITED Press Leased Wire Serv1cel
COBLENZ, Feb. 2S.-Major Fl. 3.
Anderson, commander of the obser-
walton group of the fourth corps, was
killed today while flying a Fokker
machine surrendered by the Ger
mans. He attempted to reach the
Coblenz field despite motor trouble
but his airnIane crashed.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-02-28

Marriages IN 1918 fell below tne
figures of 1917 everywhere, but 1919
will show the big marriage crop.
Boom in the furniture business
900 900 new homes.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-02-28
Candidate for President.

UNITED Press Leased Wire Service.1
RIO DE JANEIRO, Feb. 2S.-The
Brazilian national convention has
chosen Epitacio Pessoa as presiden-
tial candidate. He received 139 votes
against AZ for Ruy Barbosa.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-02-28
The Significant Fact.

Alternating with these were stories
of real thrills, and often the thrill
and the humor were all mixed up
together in the art as reconteur
he displayed
at is a significant fact that it was
onlyi period Of $50 days after the
American troops got into action I'M
til the armistice was signed he
said, land the Americans fought the
hottest actions of the war"
He told of meeting man who for
five solid hours shot a machine gun
steadily at the Germans, at Belleau
wood, who, like classmate of the
speaker at Iowa university suffered
greatly from shell shock.
Lieutenant McManus spoke in the
highest terms of the Red Cross, the
Y. M. c. A., the K. c. and the Saliva
ton Army, land those Red Cross
Inurses-I could talk all night about
the things they did, things the Amer
lean soldier will never forget; and
YOU men should feel thankful that
you had the privilege to contribute
to that organization"
Again Lieutenant McManus demon
strated his ability as an after dinner
speaker.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-02-28

:, Philadelphia Public Ledger: When
a. e L. joins the income tax. then
comes the tug of war.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-02-28

Read The Daily Gate City.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-02-28
Value of Organized Effort.

We've all been busy IN our vari-
Gus enieavors to help the men at
the 'front.'" said n. t. Wilcox, presi-
dent of the Brotherhood, when intro
ducing the soldier postprandial
speakers, ''and the experiences we
have obtained through these efforts
will be of great value to- US in years
to come-they have proved what may
be done by organized effort
s'The New Era movement has been
well organized and will be of great
benefit to the Presbyterian church"
said Mr.. Wilcox in the beginning O.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-02-28
BeMurl6
hrYOur
Years

You were taught at school
that your body undergoes a
complete change Of structure
every seven years.
This tearing down and build
ing up process of body tissue
continues without a moments
pause throughout life.
And when a man gets into a
physical condition that the It's
sues keep breaking down and
wasting away faster than Ma
ture can replace them, right
then he begins to grow Sold.
This doesn't necessarily
mean, however, that he has
reached an advanced age:
Thousands upon thousands Of
people begin to break down,
their vital organs giving evil
dence of fast approaching de-
cay, long before they reach
middle age simply because
they fail to give Nature, at
the proper time, the needed
help to rebuild.
fyou are beginning to show
the slightest sign of a physical
'1et-down"-if you are losing
your old time pep" vim and
vigor-if high tension energy
and nervous strain are begin
ming to tell on you-it's a sure
sign that you are growing old
too old foryouryears. You We
reached that stage where your
vital forces need rebuilding
Don't make the serious mistake
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-01-03
ROYAL PALACE LITTLE USED
Castle Of Nuremberg, In Germany,
Was, However, Always Kept IN
READINGS Tor Occupancy.

Every large city In Germany has a
palace or two some more, Hanover
has four Dresden has two, Stuttgart
has four aud so on, All Of these were
occupied more or less permanently by
members vt the rrigntng family A. an
example IT on. uot sp occupied, hut al
WAYS kept ready Ter occupancy may
be- mentioned thu castle NJ Nuremberg.
II b. af this ,s.s,esseyssl. sss,s.s sia4a:A
stone walls tnwers, dungeons and NIL
the things that 80 ~ make ur the cas-
tie ~ ones imagination II stands
upon n Hill whtch commands a vie" VI
the surrounding country necessity
~ thr ttmrs dur'ng which II WAS hnilt
Must dt Tbs Interior is new a nut
scum which - educational in It's way,
especially the rnams containing the
Instruments of torture. some 1T whlch
WIRE in use during the eighteenth cen
fury.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-01-03

the ~tsd Ut thv pier @as the sasls MI ala
finsiiettse SITTER It's nagniAcsni part
IN the z.asoru.s~ i~ottiing.ap exlaais,
where she served rs a tD~&niiag xaA5fs
and carried the grca, sarTvstrHctaye n
persai; British uaaFtaes 10 ciiaah ea tha
xevatassw asole. had h@en allied with
csaerets and seat Ia "a hlgsk Ostead
as rh~sat ard destroyer base. The
vlndletise made " sraswsssAtie TOR slx-
able ships 10 gvt tate tss,@sth srd tbs
Gernssfss, fast before the retreat. srtea
tes s~ssss4s4sasv- slss'4 'ass t.s sss,stas O.
iaall Shtp aIpngsIae ihr vladtrtive.
However. there i Atlli rnstsn al hIEh
tide for satsli reliTt shigr> anti isaagrs
IN fact. we saw converted traNles
III taw American Hed Gn,xs already In
'tbe hars@eF, as veal as ngany siuasiAf
British ships
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-01-03
Served his ~e9pHtsy" WIZ, asaa.
WITH anior and 3
Felicity.
FRANCE HAS GREAT LEADERS
Marshal Of France II WenoeF'ui
Title ard Nest Of Those Whe
have Held Baton Have Been
Wonderfai Men

Paris What t,ie IN all This world
calls up such heroic memories aS that
~ marshal af tranepf II l. wa
,iprfui title and most IT these VINO
have held Eh. ha'o@ we're mls4fV yisaR
wonderful n.eR IN every ether army
neid marshal II u grade. bat t''"
Frra,h army has no held marshal !;
Il has slmlptv the title ~ marshal nj
France The regulations IT the
french army prescribe that ihe nv"
al ''mareehal 10 France" IS az, u
grade, bar an hopor This Expresses
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-01-03
Tried in Extensive Tests and
Proves Success.
Used In Everything Frc- rrVess s-e
Tractors - A ais-es Say
Inventors

Wa shfRsteH ---t Liberty fAse4 tire
substitute far saSal,nt iyyz>torsd by
Mai otsvs~ r. 2lDsaercss nc .apt.
n. l. wplssars.er % the KS aat e'l
erysiuestoa ityis,oa II the v-ar depart.
rsen,, hes prveSi jss pFAtf ability IN
extensive tests tn automobiles, as9ur,
rvclss. uas,tpytssckS sraS~a-s. station.
sry saastae> sha ssrrares
~rAs ats results said MaNsr Pr.
r,serasn, Showed that staa v.A
checked against every s1asHesv7aI
srsSe ~ rasslae tn the fstssasst 'YT@s>
" gasoline engines, resae4i - tae ii,n-
Il es engineering Sae@sc4Ss. and @atA
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-01-03
DO AICREAT WORK
IN O|STEND DISTRICT

A thoasahss years hsnee. es. soy aaih
iica years iial ha1eu @fs sign.Efsas
that viii ssans sftBssst everlasting asg@
The sebfv~ ~ tFSiaasp s}Hlees sereSs
the ruaas bad ali bern es1sersti ~fta
Temporary hsl,sses b. rsse I'+.tgtaa en-
siheers following ~ riT German ~
ssFa5esa Thpse bridges and efssyryts
are hot 81 neat and wVgkmsaalske 49,
the nHss the British and .AsaerGeaas
baiid, btg they hold she ataffsc and
that Is the IMPORTANT thing tsass no~.
Through the suburbs II nss~Hd We
pass,ssi cheering B+lsiaas dressed Tor
church, TIE people were ~ prayer.
fully grateful Co the British tha, they
did noE seem 30 mind the uad we spat'
tes~ts all ever them Many es sh~Rs
ran Oil the road behind trees. and
from their msd scrern shouted greet.
ings TO the English. As the eatFaos.
binary FLANDERS mad Would even
squirt W 10 nrst noors es houses Faaay
NJ the p~aplr. lsarniHg ftnfa exI~rs'
enre. had taken 10 seeosd stories, fr@ns
wtlich rhey etHpp*d 'hetr haaiiS amt
waved aags, The obsy damage we saw
IN ustend wss thc wrrekage IT the
ssaaEIsea s.ssal sssSsasag ai1isssa.s ,aiati tbs
shattered glass liz buildings on the sea
front due 70 the air elsbcassIt'sls frodl
BRUSH monitors p0und.as the reEf.at'
l1ss enenly,
The piers leadius "gt iHta the sea
from tbs hastor bas!n ,hawei rassts
~ British shells aad f,otahs. and aear
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-01-03
Prefer Endtnaa

ilmalie wns writing letter 10 san
IA Claus lie had completed his list
" requests, With sufinitc palms antl
many eurres'slans and haa ssstne ia 'he
blessing sentence Then he appealed
10 his mother.
Mother be- said. "run tna trll the
sbout tn psut~r why 20 end ap this
sestevT
why, siaa yasr name, dear. and
rive your address 7
Yes, know Bat shaii Eay, with
ois Of love, srom Harold HE ! DO
10 f@t~s. or AIMEE, IKE do 10 ae~i, r
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-01-03

Many ii oar AHAafaean wcmxn wsFs ~
abs 10 saAs sp the daias NJ aaraisg a
sA~ fsuat ha. tt~y sAeald kaew hew W
t4ks care n their own ss bsHse. and spf
tins purpose ~ b~sssr heok wAs ever
prts.sd than the Medical Advis~--a bpes
seasalaias i.ps passa. and boaaa ID ciosAs
with chapter. ca First Aid. h&@esAgass
and care N Fractures, Taking e&rs VI The
SD. Physsekxy. Hysisne, s~x Prebisms,
MatAsr and Bah~. which can Be bad -
meet drug stors.. or snd 10 s~ass Ia TIA
pabiisk&., 90 Main &c.. Banais. n. +.
Tfs won3a ii hnass. ~ho AN worn sas.
Who Ass nervous ~ dssxy u tssHss. shesl1a
take that reliable, s~snpsrsaes, hsFhx'
saa,e, iR, r,srusf. FAvursta pFssrripssaA
rs~Assss Coz. rs~ss--rI - b ~sft ~
hsslsh lee s~ss 10 yssn asd wessAa > sssshis.
M Gssf asa aal sa1sss pxfa hut wAstux
M wess-sp. fssssas, ~i.kA ~ a2ssAt u pnss
vsssd As.p, sd lels thss semAshtas dfsssttai -
sstas 10 hspp~a hsa cold isss ssd hsaaas sd
nv hssrt bashsssa ass IAfs wAs has1ss- !
Aaa sAsss doctors, shmy asd ass s3ms~ ssad wallis
l vss taAsas sAsss as~Asea#xm has wasa S~s Mns
sAhsas msdasaas lyat i~As this sasae ~ ssaass. -
I srlsa s)s. rassee's FSvrfsas PvssAfspslos Ahd
sass chs uolasa Msssisai Discovery Aad em
sAAatiai W say 49, sss.=AAsss ssssa o. Asss
No sympsoe.s II NY ss we@his.
-~nrs 6sasss Cess. kssss ,
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-01-03

The kRistr rapI~d on ite I~ariy
gate
No response
The kaiser ynp;e1 IA the peariy
gate agaiD
M RESPONSE
The kaiser raj ped on ihs pearly
gate q teF.ple ~ hundred tluss
M respouss, and loag Interval ~
silence
We'll lin antnned !" said ttp lWt
SCR sHh inal
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-01-03
GaIllsni's Grea, Feat,

General eaIlienl. the former rvr,
eF1or Of i'arls would have hesn made
a "mar~thni" bad be only lived long
enough TO r,rciye the ht,nny due hsfn,
II ~nul. le beautiful i,iea II she
government " the French republic
created him mafsvhal even paw, Hti
Inscribed oa his .n,uh 'galli-ni died
IN the service ~ hls COUNTRY .lvn~rsl
as ,layts.9p . >Mssssaljsi' ttss Ersase.. IL,
might not d. she gen''ral any coed. hu,
Il would please the stiuy rasi the "a.
tire country white II wguld render
Justice n Bn Immortal name aaa
would be ntling tribute IL gren,
and Knsa' sti,1Icr. though whether they
ca's bin general ~ uArSltal or drum
major makes little difference. C;Al.
|ietH tayie RESTS sts'uy,. II, his ~ word
Proclamation snd In snfelespfpy ~
M.s1. frcc trchrhnlen. n. atnm
he aii tHare thaa ans other ase man
go retain their liberty at a erttica,
'lme Ne win I've forever tn the
hears of the French ''pallu.~ Hc|was
'oA @nssi soldier 10 ask Anyihing
hefYpr than that
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-01-03
creasine the Way.

Said the near cynlc You ran say
what sea please assaut elssow grease
aelng necessary Tor s1cer.s. ,ai the
stly tongue has got " beat n Thousand
aAys
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-01-03
Acids Stomach
Makes Millions
Suffer

Take EATOyIr and ~ "a ~ ,ons
Acsd-EtarAeA. Tina wonderful mod.
60 sWnedy attaaliy tascs tie exeess
etsE oas oil the stomach II qaiesiy
md positively rslbeyss blusi. beAsse
burn. telesssns. food rvy~ssirs. Sar.
e@ssy stomach. and the paaas III iV5s.
tastipa. Mares tse stomach rsssl
asd comiorsAbse kr~T~ IL s~et md
stsr1e Eankhes a1l s.rrnseka nD1.
No. - essnrlsasSy 4t&t yes fpsgre
200 ksse 4 stomach. Yes esn sst
~kaa yoa like and aigsss yoss feed
= ec@larf. wiihsrrt fear si t:is.sesssng
sfAes-~Geess. EaTosIC hesps yvs
- III Essngth COS 81 srsry nsevshiui
200 ssf--And thaa h what yea nHs,
Asvs ~ b~ web Ard stsonS - iusi
fGSxnG1h srosn roar faad.
CT ! big Ess ii EATOxtC irom
sCsf dFsegss TO-DAY. W. susaessss
Mn ~ euassnsss EATs3xlC Il, rae.se
sua- II II fasAs 10 any way. tsss Il
Asek; h via fvsnnd year rse1es. II
war drsfEs4t DOES ssa hep EAfDSIC,
wrSss 10 o. and Ne vii keDd yes q bss
Soc box. Yor c&r sea3 ns ssss xsc stsss
~na Tvr~sveH. A2srrss HI. l.. KraEses,
HrwSAsen&. Exse14be ksS@ty ConpEzy,
Sscrsb N2Aasn. CAss&Se, lii.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-01-03
Engineers 4psa IN Reconstruct
Roads an Bridges
Hrssksd \ Shell.
sttDkH n TIVE RAIN


~ Aa19es ~
oss1a ss~
Amefieaa Pre4f Htaaquar'era Brit.
ish froct.--We nd Ina impressive u.
iustrasiea teda1 M shc aeepn,pilsh-
merits VI the 4 pwsn@ ~rs In this war
whsa We drove 10 sfxtsaa
The chief 81. ahs American mission
u Belgian he iqns trrs had warura
IN dramatically nsHxt an attempt 10
make the trsrf@At teaM three days
would - ffa IMkAd AEt xaid The Feaaa
were tern VIII M xh~aNs anil Esin~s and
rongrsted W M trsnfix. Yesterday. n
Hight car ha4 tNksA lt1s5ys hours 10
make tsentyt nfles. Hut NJ started
out and had n snseth a read as any
boulevard Ia aAs msaAle West for the
.ntirs distant Thshs were several
places where Nm kaa No mase dvtoarS
fhrnugh stiiagtM Asd bs the aozens ~
bridges serussI tks s~hai near ustrnd
wee all blown up wsthAa 10 drive an
abuut i've tpIleS N 4 ssms~~Srs bridge
We averaged hbnut thirty \HilsS su
Pour.
ara WsSyt In nstr
stau, ~ ~. rr.,A ,tas 49,. 81, b.,
nv,,fsh t.a.r hn.,.,t,,n. ,.,,t., a..
section near Christsi. through The avs,
fut FLANDERS swauns, WHERE .T.tsIan
..44,..s. 49,. Il 4, .,.s.s,,.. 49,.
,ns .st,, ~. -, -, XXI. 80
m ,i.,h, ,,,,au, 80, ~. 80,
,.a,,s IA ,,..,. - "a, .ta.
ma .,o,a, became ~, e. ~, na,
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-01-03
carAHas. couoHs, AND GROUP

Are quickly rvlleyesl By VarheF Rain
Every family shnHid keep II In the
house this time " year II ynn can.
NOT get II locally s~td &c for tube
10 4. ". ysci,er. New Orleans. Ls..Adv.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-01-03

Knappea ttASS'fher vi ,,tvcs uf tAtn
rmryssNaarss
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-01-03

Indigestion --dyspepssA --sonr ssrm.
Arhs-hsoas@d sAssy sson Aohs belehs.
nisershle-is eltng ssonaehs tAsss ass
Acid St1mAehs.
What Vet al misery thev eaasss
He's Acid Stomach. with iz DAP.
Afser-day ssfseress, doe. take tie ny
out of hssl Ses Only that Atsd-
ssanAeh 10 always undermining ne~'s
health. Think a whss Add dos "
tire teeth the aeid eats .srsuxh
ths enamel. esEs3na tbeza 10 decay.
II Il any wen6er. then. ihsa Acid
6srr sen taes tt'f arvpgsA OF ehs
mrunsess bo1iss and WRECKS the hFA3xh
Of sc maEy Trops*l
You ss~ ACiD-sTnMACH victims
s~srY ahevs always Ai5ng. They eaa't
tell exArtsy What IL tts@ rasssers ~
nsy say IN, II tEn /, tAeA weii' ~
nj IN; tired. sickfy." II thy esaAy
kas~ n. nins times oct 81 ten 4 b
-ss@uAch that 10 ailsns them
70 sarsay snskes good direstaaa die
cua, csss@s so4od W saps ard Ter.
rsrns IN sf~ tso~sis, ~eaaers Tire
h6ocd snd 6ih TIE syxssrn With rcS-
soax. Ii r~~srss cne ifcfr ge4sang
The tsa ssxsnsth Goa ii sf<ss soo.d.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-01-03

TIE loudesi cong may caii oas 10
the poorest f,nner
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-01-03

The jaisatsse have n prescription
for reafe ~ the abolition II money,
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-01-03

WAsn nsNy tss1 ssssssns
QKFMS KAsy HgfN w. kptHG4Na ~gH ear-~es
~ Mxsee.et sna Bose tsschs~e Fs4ssssst aAsm,.
heA er~ Ass@~sA@as MN Ne hyiAs&
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-01-03
Akin 10 His Profession.

Akfn 10 Ms pfofesstan.
~ as. ted, s-s'sr "ssss0SS sisss.s ~ =
poet
why shaaid he be- jhni p"e'p
drug in ths mAfkety"