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The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1920-05-12
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Mrs. Kruger was in town Saturday
shopping.
Mrs. Nick Detlefsen, of Montana, ar
rived Thursday to visit her mother,
Mrs. Sachan.
Mr.. Ketterer spent the week end
at Kansas City.
Mrs. Will Morley and Miss Irene
Galland was In Denison Saturday shop
ping.
Mrs. Marion Martin visited at Mrs.
James McKims' Wednesday,.
Mothers Day was observed at the
NJ. r. church Sunday morning. Spe.
cial music by Mr.. Kuhn and Miss
Vennick. Preaching by the pastor. In
the evening the Epworth League
was led Mrs. Parrot. There was spe.
cial music by Mr. Dennis and daugh-
tiers after which Rev. Parrot preached
about the Holy City,
Mr.. and Mrs. Norman Inghram at
tended services Sunday morning.
Mrs. Allan Graham LETT Monday for
Missouri.
Mrs. Potts spent Sunday with her
friend, Mrs Ira Rickanan.
Asa Brown and Fred LeIfZ, of Den
son, were up to Deloit Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Ingram smotored to
Denison to see their old friends, Mr..
and Mrs. Chas Shives. who,sare nicely
settled in their, Denison home.
Deloitp schools closed this week.
Mrs. r. l.. McLaurin has written her
mother. Mrs. George Hutchinson,
that her husband, Sgt. McLanrin, has
received his honorable discharge from
the army at Ft. MCPHERSON, Ga,
having served three years with the 1st
division, 2Sth Infantry, was with the
first $4,000 men over seas and served
two years in the front lines They
will visit various points in Alabama
and Mississippi before going to New
Orleans, La. where Mr.. McLaurin
will attend Tulane university.
Rey. Kamphoefner, district superin.
tendent was in town Monday and held
a business meeting at the M f. church
at 52:30 p. m. In the evening he
preached a fine sermon. Mr.. kamp-
hoefner was the guest, Of Mr.. and Mrs.
James McKim over night Monday.
Miss Eunice Dobson, whose school
closed Friday has accepted school
east Of DelOit and .cOmmenced Monday.
!. Mrs. Chas. Campbell was al passenger
to Boyer Wednesday.
Mr.. and MRS. Roy Abbott, and baby
were in Deloit Wednesday evening to
the picture show. In
Jim Huskey, who has. been visiting
his brother, VIII, left for Kansas
Thursday
Bob Abbott and family were in town
Wednesday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Newcom, Miss
Kelly and Miss Vernik were up from
Denson Thursday evening to attend
the special service at the M. p. church.
Grandma Williams is nicely settled
in the Worley tenant house.
Aunt Mary Newcom and Mr.. and
Mrs. Montgomery We're Deloit visitors
Thursday.
George Prentice was able to come
up to Deloit one day this week. His
many friends are glad to see him
about again.
Fleming brothers shipped hogs
Thursday E2
Mr.. O'Banion made a flying trip to
Fl. Dodge Saturday evening, returning
on the early Sunday morning train.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1920-05-12

and in spite of everything / could do
4 kept on losing weight and going down
hill took so many medicines 1 got
disgusted with them, for, as / said be-
fore, nothing did me any good at all.
One day / saw a piece in the paper
by woman who had troubles almost
exactly like mine and she got over It
by taking Tanlac so i decided to try it.
The results in my case also were per-
fectly splendid. / have improved SO
much my friends now tell me how well
/ look and ask me what / have been
taking. My nerves have quoted down
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1920-05-12
MRS. FROST FELT
LIKE SCREAMING
Nerves Shattered and Health Gone,
Milwaukee Woman is Restored
by TanIac

II was so nervous and run down
sometimes felt like screaming but Tan
lac has restored me so l do not hesitate
to recommend it to anyone who suffers
as did," said Mrs. Fred w. frost, VINO
resides at 83S Thirty-ninth street. MI,
waukee, Wis., recently. "Tanlac Will
do everything they say it will, she con
tinued. 4, s. III
I "For several months I suffered with
what suppose one would call nervous
gastritis and I had taken many diifer-
ent kinds of medicines and treatments
without getting any better In fact |
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1920-05-12

Frank Woolston has been doing some
engineering work at Dunlap this week
being at that place Monday and Tues
day. III
Mayor j. Fl. Patterson is expected
home Saturday from Excelsior Springs,
Mo-, where he has been enjoying three
weeks sojourn. !s
Miss Jeanette Burrows returned this
morning to her home at Bonneville, N.
Y, after a six weeks visit in Denlson
with Miss Winifred Miller.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1920-05-12

and I sleep soundly and in the morning
j feel so much refreshed y look forlW y.
to the DAVIS household work with cheer
full interest. What i ieat now digests
SO much better it is hard to realize how
I dreaded to eat a short time ago. !
think Tanlac is the most wonderful
medicine in the world.
K Tanlac is sold in Denison by Z.
Ilnaul, in Kiron by 0. E. Clauson, in
Manila by j. r. Carnahan, in Buck
Grove by Mrs. A. +. Bonney, in West
Side by West Side Drug Co., in Vail by
a. 8. Patterson.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1920-05-12

&. Waterloo Times. Tribune: Most any
day now the news pages may tell of
the departure OF President Carranza
from Mexico City. The next heard OF
him he will probably be in Cuba. And
no one will regret his departure: He
goes without the regret of the MeXicans
and with the hope Of Mexico's neigh
bors that in his place will appear man
more worthy of the Office.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1920-05-12

Councils Bluffs Nonpariel: One day
we read a story telling us that shoe
dealers are barely existing because OF
the prices the manufacturer is charg.
ing them. The next day the order. is
reversed and we read the statement of
a manufacturer denying that they are
making large profits and passing the
buck to the dealers. We are certain
of only one proposition in this case
and that is that the consumer is get.
ting it in the neck.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1920-05-12

Cedar Rapids Republican: The man
who invented the overall theory is not
going to be acclaimed the solver of all
our mundane troubles. The man who
will invent a theory by which the club
rooms and pool halls can be emptied
during the working hours of the day
will go much further on the way to
success and glory. There are still too
many who do nothing and also too
many who do as little as possible even
when at work, or at alleged work. It's
laZiness that Eafflicts us.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1920-05-12

Carroll Herald: Though THE state
delegation goes instructed for Lowden
there are good many who would bet
their last nickle that il a canvass were
made of each delegates personal be-
liefs there would be variety of sen.
timent.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1920-05-12

Cedar Rapids Republican: One can
not believe that Hiram johnson really
wanted a recount in New Jersey, nor
did he take it when it was available to
him. He just wanted something to roar
about, and the facts revealed, if the
votes had been recounted, would have
taken away the excuse for the noise
making about it. What johnson and
his followers used is a well known
trick ,sr...
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1920-05-12

What Cheer Patriot We believe the
repeal of the presidential primary law
was a mistake. We believe il Iowa
had had the primary, law for presiden-
tial candidates the state would not
have instructed and perhaps some
things would have been different.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-24
TRUMPET ISLAND"
Intense mud Sustained Interest aud
spcctnruinr Situations In 1871.
Film MT tiucbIrd

intense and sustained interest sus-
p"ns" and ustonishinsIy Spectacular
situations combine In "TrJmpct
islaud" TO nnle the great V!tagraph
spccia! production a notable achieve
men: IN The motIoH- picture world.
The picture drama viii 90 shown at
Tie bluub.rd Thcaicr for The next
four days.
The oIlEinal story was written by
iouTcrnaur Morris. and has been CON
Sidercd one OF the best works Of this
popular author. The adaptation for
notion picture purposes, by RJdclph
de cordova, was edited Oy Mr. and
Mr.. George Randolph Chester who
devoted their Te.l known talents to
apightening the extraordinary effects
attained. TO do justIc" 70 such ma
Marguerite de La Motte and Wallcn
" Macdonald, WAS engaged and Thomas
TrrTish "as assigned, 10 direct the
spoc!I! production.
Tho Eurpassinsly sensational fea
turc OF the production is the wrscking
OF an airpinne bearing Il bride and
groom through Il terrific electric
storm and The crash or the shattered
machine Into tree Oh lonely Trun
pc, Island. The daring Is beyond
ANYTHING attempted in the field o.
motion pictures in the past Tnc
realism IL !iaawlcss and the effect
tremendous.
W!th equal fidelity and artistic APP
peal, the entrancing symbolism OF IN.
three roads Is presented. and even Ia,
little frogs, butterflies and VOLCANOES
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-24
Weeks Screen Calendar

tirkwooI aud Anna q. Nilsson In
William Allen Whites grcntcnt
novel, "In the Heart OF II Fool"
LYRIG-hil week, HIurIun DnvIes
IN "rhe Restless Sex" from Robert
w. Chnmhers' tnmOus novel. Sem
ncip> "Hy EUily"' added.
BLU3BiHn-Firnt four days,
"Irunpct Island" from story by
tourcrnrur 't"rrls, I.nrry S-mon
In "soiid Concrct-" added. IIoot
Gibson at head Of weekend pro-
gram Ia latest release.
iSIs-i'irst hnif. Mndsc Kennedy
In 'iicip fourscif"; Accond half.
Tenn Moore lat '-St0p Thief
BlJ0U---romorrow and Tues
day only. Hrsnnt WnsLburn I'm "a
Full Honsc''i rest of week. Maurice
'Tournrur'h "Derp Waters"
oDEOS-Nondny, douglas Nc
LEAN I'm "rh- JniIbird", Tuesday.
Inuiinc Frcdrrtck in "Pnid In
fuir; Wcdncndn,. Ethel Clayton
In ~ city Sparrow; Thursiuy,
harEucritc Clark In "Mrs. wisEs
Of the Cabbage Patch-i Friday und
"sonrthinS to Think About" with
Gloria sNnnhon, Theodore nubrrts
md Ercnt east.
NItI OIt-Nonda! and Tucsdny,
Douglas Fairbanks In "IIc Comes
Up SnIiiing"J wednesday, und
Thursday. WIilinm =. Hart Ina
"brandinH Brondwny", Iridny and
Saturday. "Itcd blood and Yellow
hEN-Mopdn,. Marie Wuiramp
Ia "Ihc Dragons Sct"I Tursduy.
Harry Crrcy In Western special,
with Hen rnrpin added la ..Ihc
Hnrcm"i Wcbnrrdny, Texts Guin-
an In ''I'hc MOonshipc I'cud." I.nrry
Srmon In '.fhr Fly Cop,- aud the
Niison-Gcrhcr serial, The Branded
-Four, Thursday, lIoOt Gibson In
The big tn;ch" and selected COM
rdics; fridn>. "I.nhOna-: Sntur-
day. ~rhe Girl nnh the law nrc-
ond feature of "1'hc lied ItIdrr"
series.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-24

burn Is star aad Lois Wilson his
leading woman. Nr Washburn IL II
htuaoaad Of a day who goes on = bus
most amusing series OF complications
Ia which fgure the iov. letters Of
another man. would-be vampire.
stolen je"els. thieves ahd policemen.
entertaining comedy-dramas IN which
Bryan. WBshburn has appeared SO
cesstully. Those who have seen
the alui IN other cities acclaim s. the
best ne has ever done.
Included in the cast Of fuu-makers
are such well known names as Guy
Milhan, Hazel Howell. Vera Lewis,
Catherine Wallace, Lottie williams.
John Wnd. II. Wall cov!ngton and
Maurice Toutneur's latest Offering.
Deep waters !s photopIay -G-
plete with sccn!c beauty. true char
actcr!zations. and more than ordi-
nsry Interest Win its rugged folks
against background or marine
beauty.
Deep Waters" comes 10 the Bijou
next "Wednesday, Thursday. Friday
70 be the most absorbing that has
been shown here for some weeks.
This tale - not only unique. but II
- 80 true TO lie iha: II never fans
20 interest. The action cumIncnccg
AZ fashionable dinner in - big city.
sweeps the beholdcr UP 20 the New
England coast, then back again. he
turning 20 the scaSnorc, II takes one
IN breathless bounds out over the
waves 20 "a rocky point. where Il
lighthouse is being erected. The deep
yea divers. the cranes with their
iohds D: rock. and the many scenes
OF activity. make ~ Il GOuDly interest
ing screen Offering. II IS Para
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-24
TWO COMEDIES FOR ISIS
Madgr Kennedy VIII Open Week In
''Hrlp SourscIf;' Tom Moore
EOllows

Jane Bliss is afraid tina; she is los
ing weight. Yesterday her scales
,she weighs herself regularly morn
ing and nIshc registered a7i pounds
Now most women would swoon IL
they weighed half that much. hut not
SO with Jane Bliss. Her rat is her
fortune Aud she just can't see her
weight going down, without being
alarmed. Potatoes sugar. bntter. oil.
she eats double portions OF them ali
20 get tack the lost pounds. Miss
Bliss, who has been called the most
beautiful Tat girl in tho world. is
appearing In her first picture. in sun
port az Aadgc Kennedy in Help
Yourself" which was made at IN.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-24

November Pictures in All
Houses Will Be Leaders

A glimpse into Richnond's Inn
me dinte movie future shows the
following alms lined ups AZ the
broadway the nttrnrtions for the
next three weeks will be Norina
1nlturRc In "Thr branded wo-
unn"i Lionel barrymore Ia '~The
alantrr hind." and Constance Tai
inadSc In "GooJ Hcferenccs.S
Alice joyce md Charles Hay will
niso be ssen In new pictnres soon
there. the fltlr of the Iatter's Aim
being T'eaceful Valley A james
oliver Curwood Production. called
"Nonads VI the Sorth,n md Mar
hhsl NeAlan's recent release.
"pinty," arc billed for carly Broad
Way showinHs.
The Wells Interests hnve a quar-
fet OF features In mind that range
widely over tho movie fleIu, from
"bo Long, Lefty" fnmou. musicnI
comedy success, with r.. Roy
iSsrncc and Colleen Moore In IL, to
"Mndasns H." with Pauline Fred
rrtck. 'srhe Steslerp." from Gouy-
rrncur hurTt-' story, nnd "The
Hins of Cortaac." starring Ethel
Ciaytoa, are othrr Wells offerings.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-24
BIIOU SPLITS WEEK
Washburn In ~ Full House" Onset
by rourueur's "Dcep

one incident %: - Full House" the
Paramount comedy drama starring
bryant Washburn. which will be
shown Al the HIjou Theater Monday
ana Tuesday next, actually happen
ssd some years ago ia New York Ctiy.
This is the situation wchcrc King, =
crook Sits the siock ng in
which Susie. q dishonest maid, has
Hccr"tcd sOInc valuable rubicS. Only
Ia the New York case j; was = de-
teCt!Ye who recovered the jewels.
This particular scene is one Of
many that bring their share o;
laughs IN tn. Alice Eyton screen
version OF freiuachso uprourous-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-24

Golawyn Eastern studio. and may be
seen a. the Isis Theu,er for three
daya. commencing tonnorrow Mas
Bliss has had IL wide experience In
musical comedy. One o: tho pnrtg
which helped TO make ne. and her
weight famous. was In the stage play
THE Slim Princess" Ia which Elsie
Janis Was the slender girl and M,ss
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-24

Each package OF Diamond Dyes"
contains directions SO simple that any
woman can diamond dye any old,
faded garments. drapcries. coverings.
everything, whether wool, silk, linen,
cotton or mixed goods. new. rich,
fadel-ss color.
buy Diamond Dycs"-no other
kind-thcn perfect results are guar
anteed even IL you have never dyed
before. Druggist will show you Dia-
mond Dyes Color Card.-Ady
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-24
BARBARA BEDFORD Nv
MAURICE TCURNEUQS Production
.DE EP WAT { RS
A PARAMOUNT PICTURE

appearing IN the TIE cards on The
kcrccn add 70 the general effect q.
this wonderful production.
Larry cemoa. IN SOLID Concrete"
viii Ae the added attraction for the
nrst four days OF the week On Fri
dag Hoot G.bs0n VIII return In new
release, with the usual added fca-
lures, the serial Hidden Dangers."
Mute and JcT, aud the International
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-24

Bl!ss the IA, one. Charlie Char iin In
The Cure" is the comedy feature.
stop Thief" tho Goldwyn picture
which comes to the Isis Theater for
three days. commencing Thursday is
satd 10 be one Of tho best comedy
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-24

vehicles ever Interpreted by Tom
Moore. IA a Legitimate stage offer
Ing. Stop Thief" made record runs
and delighted audiences wherever II
was presented. As picture IL has
CONTINUED on Fourteenth PnRe)
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-02-27
PREPARING FOR THE FUTURE
Small Town peopls Had a Great Idea.
bu, Il Was Disappointing. 10
the "prummer."

A commercial Traveller arrived far
the iirSt ttme Fl u vmali ,aHa,rg l6NH
on. evening Eahy next murua& ha
was awakened nv q great blowing nt
whistles stean SIRENS. hgtgrrs, etr
Rejoicing IN the Thought NJ louE a
lot 1T huSluess, he asked the hafel pre-.
rrfetor latne on
This is Quite mqnusacfuylug
town. Isn't ItY'
"uh yes; we're pretty busy" was
Tho proud reply
"Nhat kind of factories have yaa2'
We'll" thls time more slowly
flour PRINCIPALLY"
comfy fourY"
"Nes thats all a. yet, But cor Ham
miti'N ss,of me"
''Hgt ! heard ~ least a dozen Wills
tlcs going hts morning"
"Yon did agreed the proprle'nr
dripping his voice, cpoftrn'lally "hp,
they are AL II the -four mill You see.
we r,t the whistles We should want far
the factories We ARE going ~ have anil
rut them IA ~ rnAn 'he tnwn sound
more Lively. onlfe 'ciuA@l a~'t ttt
london Answers.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-02-27

Oer hes ttay ! avi ltsewtse she was
getting aat et s,4s car Ne are both
auto fans H@a naturally tcil 10 Ms
cl4s~iNs uar machines
I'm cvgtaiu}Y lbashe,i this seasoa, g
SAID BE, nstAHnfa'ly 1--WE haa tess
tirva ~ tad ua me STAGE the rrst Of
May
"4it'e uhls =" | exclaimed. symIalAct,
tN't'a~ i.asa.,, .
TNe words were scarcely est ~ my
mouth "a ara terrific eN34rslaa &C,
caryrt tH ttr rear Il lirou G~'s car
H.. extra tire strapped to ltr haca ot
hs car had expits}e! lir had pumped
It up t,so bard ana the eXtrrgae hral
bad duae the r,si tArhan Ro.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-02-27
PLACE FOR HENS IN WINTER
fowls auEt No, Be Allowed 0utaids
Range y Maximum Eea Pro
cue.icn ia Expected

For whtlrurl egg prediction aHr'ng
he winter months The hens mus. not
te aravef o0tsIfr rarre hdt 'e4tst he
confqe3 20 quarters saws T 3 Towns
10y. " tie University o, " seoH'l eel.
leer - agriculture The poultry keep
erx who get the hrs' ego production
during the winter months shuf their
bars d their harsrs ~ saan rs The
vs. eafher Erfs bad ia the fall saf Keep
them IN unt'! spring ~sfres n tho
hr,ts are allowed r. run Al large tnr.
Ing che winter mnnfhs they w5n spend
n1sss' ~ the ttate Stsntllag sfgurd 10
Mind hoilAinrs snd other vtndhreats
trsiux 10 keep warn when ther had
much better NJ IN itte poultry honss
scratching for feed TuroinE The
birds aut evfn on Pheasant days tislr-
ing The wiHter months viii cause
s'uwrs IN ne ,sr production T7s ~
prrhah'y ANe ~ me farf 'hef whpn 'he
f'rtls SO au'ciHr ~ ground IL ral1
HrA wet ar1 'tl4 pr-latgs emut Gh
snock 20 sF~'' 'hn r~vv'uftler ~ 'hc
h8tAs r me hors arss ~ ~ teFf To-
ss4s, tor s~ys~at reoashs he poultry
hanse f1ust na' 10 oyrreraa Al Fqeh
Arr sAe,t'F Navo r. Feasf tso and n
X or fhro~ s2ns ~ fee' ~ ss~17 sgn~s
Sore attention Is reces esrv u'fh birds
ira. arr rgne~ra IA 'ngs,~e rler.v ~
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-02-27
MDS0hl TELLS THE
HORROR OF cAL0MEl
yca Don't Need to Sseken. Grigse q
SaisEts fsgwef 70 start
LIVER.

yga'w Billions, sluggish. ectssttpssft
Iaa fesl ataa4ehy, seaT stomach may
ne is5eg. roar asea:a had, yoar sStn
,Allaw NH y.sa believe yssa aspsl vile,
dangerous eaAsssasi to start llysx aud
bowels.
Here's nss guarantee Ask yNoar ,'Eus'
gysg for . hagsle u LNA.sSasl's Liver
TQEe sni ,sas 4 sssAssst1si tonlght, SIt
ttesat starr yonF liver sad siralgAtea
sou right ~ hst,ef than caleIael and
wiyAatss gYsping os ai,,siag ssa sick |
~&ni yva 10 ~ tack IN ;Ae store and
Set yogF sts0rey,
Take calosaaal to-day ara to4s0rrew
SEQ sill sassl weas ana SICK and uga
seated Iaat lose = dag, ~sAe q
ReoUtaI IT harmless vegetable ne3.
saa's Liver Tone tpRight aud wake Up
teeitaS splenslssl |, is perfectly harsn,
less, 40 give IL To gour ehlAdrra any
ttGsS TX cant Sallyate. ADV.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-02-27
DOWN IN BED
AND SO WEAK
Lady Suffered Terribly for Eight
Weeks But Her Case Showed
Wonderful Improvement
After Taking Cardui.

Johnson cry. Team, ~~ Mrs., NJ r.
Scott, living near this town. states
About three years ago ! was down ia
bed terrible snd 10 weak
couldn't bear The sigh, u food. This
condition continued for about clght
weeks | th0ught ! WAS So
tng 10 st'e. and knew must get some
thing % 40 nae soase gpaa. had
heard MI my lite " Cariu and the
good results obtained from It's uae.
~ | decided To try H.
After ahou, half bottle 81 Car'uI
my appetite improved then was less
nervous kept Il up untl had
taken FIVE ho',les~~asi such al i'm.
proyrnent' gained fcsh and now
am the picture ot health. due. he,
ilcye, solely 10 the use ~ certui, |
Bm the mother IT ten children and
feel well ard strong"
Gar,sai Ia a mid, ms,!s&stsl totle
Cor women. II has stood the most
severe ~ ali tests the test II time,
having been 10 use for over forty
years II Is composed az purely veg,
rtEhle ingredients, which have heen
found 20 help hulia M the vitality.
tore up the nerves aui strengthen
tie wofnanly constitution.
Try Iartlui Adv,
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-02-27
INFORMATION SOUGHT
ON, PECAN VARIETIES
DspArt~er, ~ Asrse@5sa~s lnsessssat
lns Aesgs2haIlty Of Varieties 10 DIT.
ferert RssiSns anS Mirage
ssrat az TFee8

S4rsssSF@s W tbs Uz4sea ssAsas Icgaars
meat ef &avBcAftI1sti
A Study of pSc,@ sarSegArs ~ sxsAa9
H2ads m size lastesi State. sietss rfaarzst
N agriculture la ghs STATES gaasdvt9ns
5a& arvA Feeo@tsliyesi ax asaAisely Wtth
ia the p"r@a srtNias GVffstaTy fgaas
ers ta uksaha@M. Tvsastvssee. kca,
saeky Indiana. ohi.a ijisEa4s, M.ssssar'
aaa AaBSas sre hssaosggiFs interested Ia
the p1ss.b5iigy " ggVxiaz gssxaas. apd
Efe se~aBng i8soTgne ttssh vita rsE&Fxi ~
varieties possessing the taecessary qass
its@a. @hssp sFDaa saslrF their cuhas
tiohs, TIE work ~ the department
durtag the past year AAs tac6gaesa sn
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-02-27
Net like Other Taxcat~rs

Good worutu%. ma.lam I've called
ahcgt The quarters rates
So spoke The rate collector lnEvati,
atihGiy
rhr lsy ~ the h,sasr eyed him
tool'y. She bad the uaaHsv ready.
Good mornlNg, sN's replied. aa,a.
hiy, "hat | can't ssy tn exactly glad
to sg, you
"ihtH THAT'S nherr ynn dyer from
nast of rgn rvtnr'el ne visitor ~
ft NJ ,hrm Ike Ne 50 mach fha' they
nearly always s<k M Is eall AK n =
london 'iltnIts
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-02-27

itawcis thst mote pasmaticaiIy-~-
fire., une day and stahhula the next
tiaaii H. bcHythtusly regulated hy ilr.
Ming New life liliN Ia this way
soa aern ihe Impurities ~ waste mNt.
ter frpm circulating thrUurh lia sys.
tern ny cleansing tha hoa pH fhafuusti-
Is sad T',t;..;tss's!;aa;Si :he proper iiua of
htl.,
Mild, comfortable. yet always reiia.
bic. i1r. klngs New iAfe pllis work
with precision without the constipation
results II ltoietd purgatlyeA sc. as
usual at oil druggists.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-02-27
YOUNGSTERS!
Need "C.aaare.s when Sick,
Bilious. Cnastipa tel,
EL E1,ls, IlwstlIAa tel

Nhen rerr cst'd Ia tiIiraas. cunst:.
rateA. s5e& Or futl * co19 ~bsu the
little tNr gDe IN coated. breath bad and
stomach sour. Sc; . box q Cascarsjs
and SrAiEtt@u the little one right NJ.
ChBdrsn gladly take this harmless
chnay cathstttc atd Il risa .ves the llt-
tle llvsr and htg~fls wfsh0Qt grtIgag.
Ca@erpgs cants,n NJ calaaaai or dsn.
Es-nGs 3rusa sn4 eaa h. agT@aA@2 span
~ rsave .b~ star bile. gases syd 'ntS.
Sc~fib4e vaste FfEhi cut q the tsowela
Best family Csthartlc ters gse Il r%%~s
cramps ssckeus ~ c8Gses /, .acos.
verienes aetv