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Norwich bulletin., 1919-12-02

and the munition plant loss at Morgan, N. J.. contributed $55 000.00 to that total. The fire losses for the first ten months of this year reach total Of s218,1SS,475, as compared with $2SS,- 8S2,SS5 for the same months of last year, showing a. decrease of over s70,- 100000. The fires during October caus- ing an estimated property damage of $10,000 or over numbered .22. and it Is noticeable feature that. therr were very few causing any excessive losses, only one reaching the half million dol lar mark
Norwich bulletin., 1919-12-02
crese.nss A. A.. vs. panieIson A. c.

Danielson A. c. will be the attraction against the Crescents A. A. in Parish hall, .Taftville, Wednesday night. Man ager Horton of Danielson will have Reddy. Elliott Morrison; Cafferv, Nor ton and Reeves and says he will make 1t as interesting for the Crescents as they did last season when these teams met for the championship. The Cres cents will have Murphy. White, Daley, Vickery, Higgins of the Emeralds, Mills and Jim Murphy There will also be fast preliminary.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-12-02

on the old battlegrounds. Shea and Boyd starred for the All Stars while Caulkins. Pedace. Randall and Leonard pulled of many freaky plays for the Duwells. A large sized crowd witness ed the game.
 Manager Cory win prolong the sea- son until next Sunday If q game can be arranged with the West Ends. If this challenge Is accepted. call s0S-15.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-12-02
October Fire Losses.

The losses by fire in the United
 States and Canada during the month of October, as compiled from the rec ords of The Journal of Commerce, az gregated $f3,S58 400, as compared with s75, ,412,SOo for the same month last year when the Minnesota forest fires
Norwich bulletin., 1919-12-02
Life.

Life is beautiful, and t should ee lived in beauty. II has. and must have it's shadows, to be sure, but there b beauty in the sha dow as well as Ia the glint and giinner Of the sun. Sometimes there are sorrows that arc good for us. because they clear oar hearts of se1tishness and teach us to srppatliize with OUT. fellcw human be- ingS. Grief las made many heart ael'lc that w;.s not So before.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-12-02
PETE HERMAN SHOWS GOOD FORM AGAINST JOHNSON

Philadelphia, Dec. 1.-Pete Herman bantamweight holder, showed cham pionship form in his siX-rouhd bout with Patsy Johnson, of Trenton, N T., here tonight. Herman dfsp'ayed su- perior fighting ability in every round knocking the Trenton boy down sev- sions.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-12-02
HARVARD HAS BEEN INVITED
 TO PLAY IN THE WEST

Pasadena Cal, Dec. An invita- ton to play here New Years day with a western team yet to be selected has been sent to the football team of Har- yard university. 1t was announced here last night by A. J. Bertonneu a mem her of the football committee of the Tournament of Roses association.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-12-02
Moose sowIers Challenge.

The Moose bowling team has been formed and are out for games between other organizations. All challenges should be left at the bowling alleys. Games to be rolled on Tuesday evening
Norwich bulletin., 1919-12-02
Lack aritton Keee. Rvan

Canton. Ohio. Dec. 1.-Jack Britton. welterweight champion, tonight knocked out Billy Ryan of Cincinnati in the eleventh round of, a scheduled twelve round contest here.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-12-02
POCKET BILLIARD TOURNEY
 OPENS AT PHILADELPHIA

Philadelphia, Dec. 1.-Bennie Allen, Kansas City. defeated Louis D. Kreu- ter. New York. 125 to 54. in the first night match of the National American Pocket Billiard championship tourna- ment. which opened here today. Twen- ty-six innings were played, Allen col lecting a high run of 2S and Kreuter one of eleven
 In the afternoon matches James Mature. Dencer, and John M. Layton, Columbia, Mo. were the victors. Ma turo defeated Morris Fink, Philadel- phis. 125 to 71, and Layton beat Ed ward I. Ralph. Hightstown. N. J.. 125 10 l03.
 The tournament will continue until December IS. A total of 45 matches will be played.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-12-02
McAilietern Team.
Hull's Team.
THREE STRAIGHT GAMES
 WON BY TEAM No.

Team No. made 1t three straight from Team No. , in the Elks' duck pin tournament at1 the alleys. ut the EIks' home Monday nigtt.. The scores:
Norwich bulletin., 1919-12-02
Duwells Win so,

The All Star football team went down to defeat at the hands of the Duwells Sunday afternoon i'll a game
Norwich bulletin., 1919-12-02
MONEY

New York, Dec. 1.-Ca1l money easy; high q; low 6: ruling rate n;
 closing bid 6: offered at ': last loan 6; bank acceptances { 5-s.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-12-02
NOTICE

Owing to the continued high cost of labor and material, the Commissioners have found it necessary to make a slight increase in the electric power rates as follows:
 First 300 kw. hours per month Sc per kw. hour.
 Next 300 kw. hours per month Sc per kw. hour.
 Next 24OO kw. hours per month 3.75c per kw. hour.
 All over 5000 kw. hours per month ZIG per kw. hour.
 Monthly minimum charge to remain as at present, i. e., $2.O0 for the first HIP. or frac- ton thereof installed. $1.00 for each succeeding HIP. or fraction thereof installed. l The above rates will be ef- fective commencing Jan. 1st, 1920, and for bills rendered commencing Feb. 1st, 1920.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-12-02
COTTON
HEw YORK BOND NARH1-

New York, Dec 1.-Spot cotton steady middltng 3s75.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-12-02

WHEN rou> Ssax'r l-l..ut ; our hos :. iE.eSs ov-o.o the Dunt.c. t.e.s n na medium better than sflroagn rhe5 eA ; yertising co:aztzz es ft.e Bulletin
Norwich bulletin., 1919-12-02
Afternoon Games.

James Mature. Denver defeated Morris Fink. Philadelphia. in the opening match. 12s to II.
 The summary.
 Mature. total 1ss; high run I9.
 Fink, total T; high run IS.
 In the other afternoon match John M. Layton. Columbia. Mo. defeated Edward I. Ralph. Highstown N. J., 125 to 1es In sl innings. Layton's high run was -2s and Ralph's 2l.
 2. Ralph Greenleat. Wilmington, Del, won the other match tonight from Joseph Concannon. New York, i25 points to 75. in 26 innings. Green leaf had a high run of 6s. while Con cannons best effort was @.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-12-02
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 Inc. |
< Few Cash and Garry Priess
es5 CENTRAL AvEAuE

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 John Alden 1-3 Bas :. :. ;........f :. $f2o
 Kerosene Oil, gal. ife. : saiions. s5s
 Chase C. sanbcrn's Teso. ara .offees. We make ere 'deiiver.r a day of all
 orders of sf.oo or. naors. eald Tor ,is tz,s sstore CT cent c. Q. D.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-12-02
Gives utmost comfort and coal saving

% $s Es E $sssSS. SsssS @ S s -
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The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-09-05
Economic Ruin and Epidemics
Have Fallen to Their Lot
In Balkans.
BULGARIAN OUTLOOK BETTER
investigator Urges Shipments Of Food
and Clothing to Houmania--Fund
Of So, ooo. 600 Being sought
In United States.

New York. Reports AZ the condl.
ton u Jews In tho Bsslkan countries.
az made 20 the American Jewish Re
hef committee by its investigators
abroad show that economic ruin, cpi'
aemies Of typhus tuberculosis, aud
other Diseases have fallen 10 the lot 81
Balkan Jews so an extent equal 10 that
suffered bs their cu.rellginuisls In
TsitfftH'f %saffSff 'ao6fff,~a, frss -ssso .,-s
ltlcal and religious rcpressiye meas
utes have been lacking,
The first detailed account, Of the sit
uaslon la Serbia In many tnullhs In
from Or, Isaac AlcRlsy, chief rabbi "
Serbia. with headquarters In bel.
grade. He said Belgrade VAS still
without, regular communication with
the provinces. because, the railroads
and bridges destroyed by the Austrsanx
have moi been restored.
During the war" he wrote. "Jews
h. Belgrade suffered prrporssona,eiy
u,ore than the rest 81 the population
Most n their hahita,inns were exposed
tr gunnre throughout the - months
that the city was under hotphartiment.
Almost ali homes are destroyed. The
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-09-05
STICK TIGHT .ElEAS j..
QUITE TROUBLESOME
Young Fowls When Heavily Infested
oftsn Ole ouiekiy~-ssscesasry to
Treat Seth Birds and Thsis
Sieeplno Quarters.

nrvp~red by the United STATES Depart
meat 81 Agyscalts~l
In the snugherH and southwestern
states poultry are frequently infested
by species OF nes known IN tho
chicken or stick.iight Ees. from its
hshl, Of remaining attached ia one
place. Thts fora also attacks dogs,
cats and sossse Wild animals. On poul.
try the tieas are usually found In ciss+
tiers on the comb. wssiDes and sroatsd
the eyes; M dogs they arr foutai On
the ears Young fowis when heavily
infested often die Quickly. Older
birds. while rsore resistant. have hssen
knuag ~ snecsEats 10 heavy Infrk.a-
items, and even mild sDfessatseas viii
reduce egg iaysfsx sad r~tard the
growth ri the fowls,
As preliminary step In the treat
neni fer feas MI dogs snd cats khoald
ee krTs array f-rsn sis~ -rtsi~kr~s. sssd
should never h~ allowed IN liz on .ha
ground In the chicken yards. As rats
freeDectsy hart1r large Numbers 6f
these ness and nasy therefore k~er up
the smfestst,nn. they si,"als be- DR.
xtruyed ny trsrpans. nos only on se-
c~ant Of TIE hsss they nss carry hat
heeausc they sre themselves n sTrinns
p~~t To rpnstsv. Cssitken aeas breed
In the cracks ~ The bro hess%s. and II
is accordingly nesrsSsry to treat birth
'h% birds and their quarters Th~
corahs and wnfsies Of The birds rnsy -
snesSs~d with sarssolsts1 vss1l8ne %
SULPHUR osnssnrs,. Grea, care shan4
~ saeen. hcw~s~r, t,sss 10 get SAP 81
the ointment To TIRE eyes. as II Fray rse-
dure hsgndm~sS.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-09-05
SOLDIERS ARE
SUPERSTITIOUS

need mot sasa,w yoa ntHes because n In
eniy pieee oi e~al. srsprsG Ia little
bag which ! brought eves frcsa Arss
trniia." The fourth tsnd this 10 my
sstanlxhfn~nt. b~lRg the highest res-
xihie~i said. y also have q Iaascus. bat
l regret Ia say that &on't intend 10
show II 10 yoa, ] swat even teN yea
what !. Ia. because II woaad sraa I'M
tack" Nothing I could say woula In.
duce him to alter bis cscsstca. His was
the most supsxstitsaas casa VI all.
-The eennaoness charms amcAg the
snAisers sf France mad ise,stam ara
made OF aluminium AMI copper frsg.
usenss Of German shells II In canSld.
erred that IL ysa wear q pAecw IL "a
snsmys proleesiie II tnocuiates yeu
sgninst future danger fson such
sources In Italy the men wore the
kinds " chaFms and amuless which
Aass A~aa ,sssA1Asass,z, In that a4sgEtxs s9f.
many grnerasfoGs-eyea ceatmries. I
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-09-05
ST. THOMAS PICKS UP

hcyssafore overlooked The facilities nj
the harhoe Of st. Ttnasass Tor psevsd-
Ing ey9al. fuel OIL and other sscrv~.
While few American steamers have
eeea calling at n. Thomas Zoe sap
plies, many have called q, the neigh
tcviug British Islands, where facilities
are not considered rs good rs bere.
The p.2cS q caal Is cheaper al St
Thomas ,ssan al the British islands
To hrsnx this rsa,ssr n~tnre the ship
PIMA beard aud to obtain all the hep
possible fresa the Arasvtcan rsoVse atsst
cNnxrwss, rse,tia1 IL The iahahstsnis
Of the Slrytn isiaai ~as held here.
Resolutions we're sdnpssd csiiiax th~
stssnstsa of the sh'pFsns eoAri TO thu
facilities nf >yhs part, Szsch az a rAer
5lue feet hong WITH thirty -cse feet 81
water aloa@sssse asd All sptt4sat@ sT~
sSiAnces. for he astek aixyeich 81 YES
sels waiting c>SaL water. fssS oil sisa
esa=r stersS
The r~snsufsea wss carried 10 wash
ingson ~ Darwin O. Csrry. csiaecEas
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-09-05

skss s9f. Thsg esAxst cAas6s a rAas
Ne snhasma sna nssy a& sssa nv sAasa
sMtsds ln the skrs@ts aea xss4SkesS NJ
Naples especially.
Wh2t I'M isssMa,. Ns1x,
|. 4 hase d nlsaahAs af s3assssaws a
GsfnsAa shAxzsS ssAsss VI whseA wsrs
fakan fraaa Esraaan prssga@ss wh8as
ss.ssTs we're sssss~ted hg nxsssst In G<s-
HAsIay mssai nm years sra, Tnry sr~
" ehsr1ctsr yea iEighr sxF~S frean
hsaeh r~cpas aRd oaasEst largely uf
rikS pSasss N ,rhiehl r~gs~s 90 ssy.
are xFtasaT snigar sna ctfensss@. An
ether tsesnxn ehArm Ia ssaaA wsassa NJ
u fanssH whaeA h VI aafRraa hlaoa-fcd
cniar. Ihhl u rsaiiy q phaltls ernDiesA
A laird ktad 10 d tsesetraA. she H~aa-
Inn III which In 'ehAnce.' On TIM ethse
hsaa' M tie tserMaa navy. ar whas -
taasAs aS is. tAm9 hase rather Q precSy
shsrnn X censists u small. cheap
sa~dsi. beasfng sas figure cf chrsss
sitting the scsaress. with tho Enrstu
Safety In stara& I gsth~rva frea
several Of my friends that the eharrns
In casanaen tss~ BY the 0esraans WIRE
gensraliy sznali obserss. sarh MS hare
naeassassd which hsd ssess presented
70 the wsarsrs by their mathers % $40
ssrs. tgs In ssw saAss AAa sbe sAarsa,
aay deaaise sogieai nssaaiag.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-09-05
British War Museum 0fIIsiai Digs
Up Some Interesting
information.
NEARLY ALL WEAR AaulETs
oss osFesr Carrying charm Refuses 10
RsvsaI its Mature fer Fear Of
bad Lsek-~Arsthsr Carries
pises Of Coal.

London. Certain Interesting super
ssitions prevalent anong British colo"
aisl troops at the front ARE described by
Edward Lovast. an Official of ths I'm
periai War naseam ut i.onsion. la ths
Moraing Post ILL., says ~, !. 49,. :. a.
"Many Ut the sapsfstiiiass held by
British soldiers are also held by car
troops from overseas and BY nsen ~
tho allied forces one day happened
to meet an Australian soldier vino were
the figure ) on The collar Of his trfitr.
1ais : tr kn1wa on the continent as
the Ien;ad. sad la Belgium the Fifth
regiment IN considered 10 ba thn lueky
regiment. The logic Of thu fentai Ii
as follows, F1gutw l stands for t,od.
absolutely alone. Figure : " the mind
Of God In operation as shown by the
wefs. Of natn-~. Figure represents
maa as tbs highest work of God. TAX
lag, therefore. figure AZ being unique.
the figures ami \, that IL. Gods work
In the hands Of imam. equal .. and this
8 ~ said 20 represent everything. In
this country We do not fally appreciate
tho meaning Of the tlKure ).
Lucky Australian Five.
ITO como back 20 our Australian sol
der, lie ,uid me thar he knew aathlng
% the peutad. aud he VAS rnthsr In
ciii~d 10 sneer ~. buck la general. Ba,
no told mo that his company, which
was the tifth, WIS very lucky and dry
sfter day the mvn had many harrow
escapes froia death ar wounds The
company, in fact, had los, only ~ men
out of $50 while the Second company
had los, mitch larger proportion. He
also told me thar the No ~ was con.
sidersd by them u lucky number. and
most ~ tn msn in tire fifth eo.npaHy.
c'M*grsty sas~lssi 'safi' ft~fa rT~s ss..ses'
mental numbers, bis own humber be-
Ing 1897
'on ono ocrasion. after occurring 10
somr men from New 2euiand and Aus.
tralla. | WIS entertained for the ulght
and put up Ia an officers hut Before
turning la chatled over the subject
OF folklore and soldiers mascots with
four officers. one of the officers told
mo that he carried a charm, aud said
| would like to know what II was II
turned out 10 be simply Swastlka.
which WAS apparently aew 10 him, ani
he was glad to hear more ahont It.
The second officer took from his pocket
q small Grass ~ grotesaue form. which.
he informed me, was his mascot. The
third officer laushtngIy added, Well. I
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-09-05

"a. customs. whe laid II before the Sssp
ping board Mr.. Curry has since re-
turned snd reports that that hcsarts
members IL eoasr~ss. snd American
business wsesl haye pgusa1&sss TO de- all
they Gao fof the island.
Another Oh depot u being erected
hare GO faeet Increased desnsrt.s The
r~opse cf VI Ttruss e~iievr n t~a..
sessrs far hsttsr facilities than sno~,
other West India iSasa3s, and are do
,eruained 70 make snawe its avasashss,ys
~ - part ef call fas saypsyisx
sseaGa&rS4
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-09-05
FOWLS DRESSED FOR
COMMERCIAL PACKING
Juuular Vein ID Cut With Slsndef.
Straight. Edged knife.
Brain Tissue Which Ccstrcis A4usstoo
Holding feathers In pisss ID Nsxa
osstreysS--prspss Bl<s6iWe Y
10 Esssntist.


81
r'rsraf~d Nv the raasd states r,spSse
mshs ~ Awssenisassl
In commercial plants men Nm peGn
try hs cutting the isswular ssin WIN ii
slender, straight edged knife. ~~p&rtG1-
I, erastraeted far shs purpose. IT,
thar pertioB ~ the hrsiu tis~sse Mo1q1'
esatrals shs muscles holding tte llI
ers In place n destroyed by thswm ~
tae sarns knife. and the feasA&ss n11
"a lo.ArHesi ihas they are ewsssy. CWltt4
anf The cutting NJ the hs0nA SwM0
In the proper way permits sh@ bteyd ~
drain aut ~ the rafcass Wnsii III NJ
practically hl"o3 free. This n ssseor
tSal. II the bird IN tn kesr wEil Rsb4
IN tsarf NJ the pr-csss III dressing shkt
IN teo aft%n faulty. i'm cra~ryt1 meenam~
pllsh this hle~eisng shs ss*s~is usm14
ret only be cut property. kut sh~ Nh
nvHss hr held head dg~n while rssn6v.
Anx the feathers. ,s-4... Y, ,.,s4.
A sch~Ene n&ed IN tn killing rss1n
prevents the feathers frysa besng cx1r
tHminssed with hscaA and eu4hlax tAa
tiIs~r IN handle ,hv bird very 4utcA1ys
ls~s than t~a msyut~s hrsnx reaairs4
for killing snd ta~ r~snessi N M -
esTt The aar d6wn and nm sssfAseA
whrn the fest}ssrs hsyr sssn Sssscss6
The Asrd. wtstl hang ny tse fee4. n 49,
IN by wcnses and srsnne<i~ ~ .tip9s6 Z
ax tine respva phrase Es,~~ sfss n. tlIw
fire d1~n snd the rtcss xrD~ing fs411Dv
srs ar~ picked en cor M sMb&
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-09-05

Rseh~eod va--RasTss' Waite, Safe,
susAlest OVER fssss his fssssgse at Mount
Tell. ". w. to sIhaF5FSs7srl, distance
~ &c miles. to issn the marine eerrs~
H,viax successfully passed Ike era uss.
nation he ssrosies; over sssssss-- apos her
"a ssaea To tssi His folks scct sy.
Cssnraesgas his tsre~vlI ~ sa&de hIs
way eY.r the wr~s Ssr1saAn asoaa-s ina
harS 70 ,hs yscrultinx stsse In ala
Slater waiksd "a mics 10 f's.eo@~ D
gsartnx.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-09-05
American Port Regalns Former
Marine Standing.
improvements Slow During ere War.
but SHIPS Are New Csliinc
Regularly

s., ThosaaS Virgin Islands - This
Au,-rtseu pNrt is hexsantns 10 regaln
Ssssc If vs. Former agaritswe irurar-
ssnce. Owing 90 tire VAR. Improve
aeo,S IN tAss dtrNT'tcR have hewn s'ssw
1nsy, the vtrgta sslsats we're FUR.
,sAssxi frysa pvaynark, hgt new, after
considerable sgssattea by SusIaess nfsa
II NJ. Frss4ssss. A4s-sstTsE sspsssss,A~. .-~
~.SirninS ~ cal hss~- Ttsss IS tae
e~us Ut representations sasca have
sru made to Nsshtastea In behalf ~
\, inhs,atsa;s ~ the ts3sndS
rhe iS,saders fee. sAAt Asnecscna
ss~m<hap psuer$ ard especially the
aiyGing hsaxra ut washsagsca. have
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-09-05
n.n.r..se ssAsss csss. s.s.. xpp.stasx y s.~aa.

ffvwr~ssa by sh& uaaaea states n~s@sss
a. neas ~ Axsscsisarwi
Tn the same degree shat "sne f~ath.
srs snake fsns birds and "caethss uasks
tho saaa." progwr exhibition ccesFss ns
slsf markedly In isasssey.AF she ront!i
ton and appearance os sasaw rsag faws
when ,hey stand al asteostoa" aefaFe
the critical judges. HERE are the plans
for 4 practical essas adcsysvd Ax st~xs~
eting ven far fewi which are carried
TO the show In wagon, sus@aahise,
or other svhieae. and no, sAirsed lss
railroad.
II eAn he made frssn dry goods box
er aisaast any ether available material I.
the neae to be sesid and the frame.
work NJ wooden strips ! Inches wide
and III Inches thick. The tnr, back
and xtdNs may ae covered with hath,
wire netting. ~ ans kind ~ thin,
strcnx cloth, The frans should IN 1T
e-tneh wire nettsng II impossible 10
obtain netting. hawessf, lHth may h"
used, bot should be placed about ~
inches apart No ne 10 aHesd sa much
opportunity az issssthie 50 see the
birds The sSsep IA made 2 feet wide.
. feet deep and 2 feet higa and VIII
accommodate one mature tsard or n
pair ~ chickens III mere .han this
are 10 b. exhibited together. the coop
should be made larger In proportion
10 the number ~ fowls II u 20 accom-.
tssed5ts. ..s.x
elrd. 4 !, Sestsss k,Sysaa,sus;.. : ''''@'
Every poultry owner who intrnds 10
exhibit birds should have one ar more
exhibition c"eps ~ this na,arv. depend
ing upon The hunher Of specimens he
intends to exhibit. Birds can h. train.
ed and conditioned Ia these eos,ps pre-
vsous 20 the exhibition. and In becunaT
ing accustomed 10 them they win sp
pear 10 better advantage when hsinx
judged and are more likely 10 win n
prime. Furthermore. when yoar birds
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-09-05

1 improved In health 10 I cculd do my
hcusework: we now have 1lttis ene. sil
N which owe 10 Lydia T., Pinkham'G
Vegetable. CSsnSsaaR4~ ...--S Mira o. g.
JOHNSON, n. No ., EiIsnsburg. Wasll
There ars.women everywhere who
long for children In thsir homes yet are
denied this happiness On account Of
soue functional disorder which In most
eases would readily yield ~ Lydis u
Pinshsms Vegetable Compound
Such women shoud not give UP hops
until they have given this wond~rful
medicine trial, and for special advice
write Lydia 4. pinkham Medicine Co.
Lynn. Mass, The result of 10 years
experience Ii ct ycur SERVES. wy .Tr ~.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-09-05
PRODUCING PERIOD or HENS
Unless rc~d 10 IN Esee<zsssy Gest
ErsedeS ospcss Of t+sr MksA
I've Vearp ON

sPrvyar~a w tA& Tzsses STATES Depart
rss~t .. AK~ftasiiEre
ire hznt r~~@ssst ras,saas ssrssss,rsng
-rxrssa LIZ tAr t-x. aa1 seewsaA rcsrs,
xnd sulssG hes IL an especially GRID
hf~sser she ssNcnia NE tfass@sea of ss
lhe cod IT ter second laying seasca
sraa sefurs starting 80 n@sas-
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-09-05

sre shaMn Tn csxaps nj this kird that
are aaafarm in ssxe sna ssysN thsy act
paiy impTcse the arNgesFsn~e NJ I'm
shaw rsasn, hui adj considerably v
the xstrscsivwaess vi yuar ~xAlhsL
ExhsAlsers Who wish tn xhsr shesr
to~ls and have ahrsn arrive w express
Ia the best possible snAnasr will want
special shjpfneas caup iaer that
shswh shaSs Thty IRE SszsSa. s$N~sAas
tiai, and win last fns long slnsA
aarh a csep nsy M made ffsm hcerAa
sak~n from dry goods haxes w sisaest
aay oshsr halsiaeh material nAArls
mere than ous,Aalf inrh thick sssnata
nei he a~@a. Mn n uaskes the corp ts@
heavy. The ~eap nnsy ~ pnt turssher
with nails. with thu ex@pst0A Vt nm
siass on the sar. which should NJ rst
"a with screws NJ th~y ssy ~ casaiy
renewed. TIE fallswtAK dssn~nsicas
xhsasd he u~~d In canssrwrtinw safAe.
Fur our hen nr cek. II riches wtste,
IN inches leng. and "A inches hlGh.
For two hens er hen and csck, n
iach~s Wide. ~ inches hong, and m
Inches high.
Fas a srto cr two hens xna caA
csark. ~ laehes wide, "A inrhs~ ionx.
sad "a Inches high.
For an exhibition pen NJ fanf h~ns
and cock. "a iach~s wide W inches
ina.. and "a inches high.
70 Abssrb MslsssrA
r. til rrsspatinns fSaaY aihffpaaset u asHfsxl
quantity ~ hay, straw, NJ dry shsvs
lnes should he rlac~d In the bottosn "
the ccep to absorb the moisture, mn
cup or can provided fW both se~6
and water. The cans should he nailed
securely about half way ~ the tsp ~
thar ccon A TAG ar card plainly mart
ed. showing desslnatiaa 0s the
shipment a. we'll Mn yoaF return a6
dress. must no tackled or pasted ~ Tho
outside where II csn be plainly s~eH.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-09-05

&sd o good deal 0f
the time Was pos
sble 10 70 about
Our greatest dssirs
MAS 10 har@ q child
in our homo and ons
day nay husband
esms back from
town with . bpttis
u Lydia T. Pink
hams Vegetable
Co IN pond aud
wanted me 70 try H.
" brought relief
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