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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-1920, 1920-07-07
LUNENBURG

Rev. ]. H. Winslow Of Whitefeld
delivered two instructive addresses at
the Congregational churchon Sun
day. Next Sunday morning Mr..
Maxwell, a theolooical student from
Toronto, Can, will speak in the
mornino and DR.. Wilder of White
field will be here in the evening to
speak on his recent trip to Des
Moines, Iowa, where he went as a
delegate to the Geenral conference of
Methodist churches last May.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Mccullough
and Mrs. Jennie Silsby of Berlin are
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. Phelps
Hillside farm.
The manv friends of X. q. Pa'ch
will be glad to learn that he is better
and convalescing SLOWLY. He has
been able to be dressed and on the
norch during the past week. Miss
Sheltonapar. who has cared for him
returned to St. Johnsburv Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Homer Stanton and
daughter, Elizabeth of North Dan,
vile are quests Of Mrs. Stanton's
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. r. Bell at
BeHVleW Farm.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. H. Balch of South
Lunenburp entertained last week her
brother, Charles Hartshorn and Mrs.
Hatshorn of Providence, R. l.. her
sisters, Mrs. Lucv Pease of North
Woodstock, Mrs. Mary Derby of Beth
lehem. Mrs. Josephine Derby of Lis
bon, Miss Lila Hartshorn, Littleton,
and her brother, Eugene Hartshorn
of Lunenb burg, the family not having
been together for 35 years. Mrs.
Pease, who is nearly 10 years old
proved to be good sport by catch
ing an ell 81 inches long which wei
ghed l pound 10 ounces and 8 perch
which weighed two pounds.
Mr.. and Mrs. w IT. Carpenter were
in Littleton last week when their
daughter, Katherine, was united in
marriage to Scott Truman of Norway,
Maine.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-1920, 1920-07-07

Miss Elizabeth Kimball rof Barre
Wis, visited M'T. and Mrs Asa Livingston
Mrs. CoHnelia McLam ana danth-
tiers of Ryrgate were at ,Mfs. .A1A'
Blanchard's and Mr.. and MrsA Ftahk
Dubois and friend from MasSachas-
etts were iAitors at, Mr.. and Mts.
Walter HornlT's. H., i X j.
Dr. Seaver ,and family from Mas
achusetts are at the Johnson farm
house for the hummer.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Smith are
visiting at Cabot for two weeks.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-1920, 1920-07-07
NORTH WALDEN
Mildled L. Orion has gone to
where she has employment

Mildled L. Orion has gone t
Lyndon where she has employment
with Mrs. Harry Fuller.
MI. and Mrs. Jonn Sinnott are
taking an extensive auto tliI
through Massachusetts,.
Miss Julia Bell OF Littleton, II. H
has been visiting at THE Beltry".
Mrs. Lillian Fisher and daughter
Lethadel, who have been at j. n
Nicholson's, foi few weeks have
returned to their home in Massachu-
sets.
Harrison H. Domey arrived home
Saturday, from Lawrence.
Mrs. Ellen M. Orion is living with
hel son, Ernest Orion.
Anthony Rose and Eugene Domey
are cutting pulp wood for c. L.
| Smith.
Harold Patch of Morrisville was
! at Fred Aliens Friday and Saturday.
| Arlo Holland is spending few
weeks at his home in Erving, Mass.
Lyle Orion and Wilfrei Holland
are at j. E. Sihnott's.
Louise St. Cyr of Lawrence, Mass,
is visiting his friend, Harrison Do
me,.
Leona and Lyle sinnott are visit
inc their grandmother, Mrs. Charles
Whitney in Mackville.
The Ortons', Hatchs'. and Stevens
held picnic at the old Orion home
Saturday.
Henry A. Domey has purchased
A., l. &c uarbor+ r KittreJuo in
East Hardwick.
Mrs. Harlowe Shatney was at
Robert Gilmorc's Thursday.
The infant daughter o. NJ. @ho
Mrs. Sidney Domey i One hrtIrfe
Albert Michaud was home ov'r
Sunday. e,
Anthony Rose was in Danville
Wednesday.
Ernest Orion injured his knee
quite badly last week. Complications
have set in and he is unable to walk.
Walter Fuller was at II. A. Dom
ey's Sunday.
The following letter was received
from the War Department thanking
us for the money contributed Tor
Soldiers Monument:
Washington, ID. Z.
June 80, 1920.
Eunene A. Domey,
East Hardwick, Vt.
Nv dear sir:
IT is deplv gratifying to receive
YOUR fine letter of June 10Th, lnclos,,
in q check for 1920. contributed
bv you and Mr.. Rose and by the pu-
pills in YOUR school toward our mem
oral. l beg to assure YOU and the
children of nv profound gratitude
fo7, the evidence of loyalty and de-
vction to the memory of those brave
men who rave their lives for onr
country. They have made it possible
IN honor their sacrifice and ] am sure
hat each one will be uplifted bv the
of having done some
hinc that was worthv and noble. A
receipt will he sent bv the
Iemorial Association to each contri-
,,,tor. With the assurance of my
Ugh regards. l am,
Cordially yours,
G. p. Summerall,
Mai. Gen. U. S. Army
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-1920, 1920-07-07

service vas held at South Walden in
the forenoon, similar to the Walden
service. Albert ". Stevens gave a
very interesting address on the Avia-
ton service CT which he was men,
Der overseas. He esp. cially empha-
sized the value Of the Christian Sol
dicr The male quartet and orches-
IRA and special choir gave some yery
good selections at both services.
MI. and Mrs. N. j. Kingsbury and
daughte!. MIS-. Newton, and chill
dlen, attended church at Walden and
called OH relatives Sunday.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-1920, 1920-07-07
WALDEN

Fred Bennett from New Hamrshire
is visiting his mother and relatives
TO" a few days.
Harry Corson has purchased an
automobile.
The much NEEDED rain has greatly
changed the prospect for the hay
cron.
Mr.. and Mrs Isle Kir"shurv We're
at Marshfeld for the celebration of
tn 4th Of Julv.
The marriott" services at the
churches were interesting and deserv-
ed much larger congregation. The
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-1920, 1920-07-07
EAsT CONCORD

Miss Bertha Campbell. of Sol
worth, Me-, is working. fox,
Elroy Fisk. u
Mrs. Addie Webb and Mrs. !
are visiting friend S in Newport
Nh. and Mrs. IL A. Nichol$ W
at their brother, Mr.. and Mrs. j
Nichol' in LunenHurg on Snnd
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Sayers att
ed the funeral OF q harles DAME
Concord Thursday. ..
Mr.. and Mrs. Clay ton Bailey
Connecticut visited relatives
last week. They, will Mrs. Ho
| Woodbury. and littl(, daughter
visiting relatives in ca NADIA.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. c.. Grant,
Ross Folsom and Harry s
daughter, Helen and Alice Craw
of Windsor We're over sunday &,
! of their parents, Mr.. a>ld Mrs.
Fisher. ',,.s...
each caught their limit of b
, trou' last Saturda''
~ n SAITH was a buEintss vi
ilr x. '"hn buy Tuesday.
T.. + Scales vas a visitor " (
rp,d Tu.>day.
Frank Powers visited lns,'Tii
Brattleboro and, daughter; ,.
Streeter at Newport, N. H.,
week. i ~.
MI. and Mrs. Royal Corey Wis
friends in Lisbon, N. H., lasE wee
Mrs. Thornton of North. Con
and Mrs. Breed of Victory Wis
their husbands who were. 4workin
the place last week. !
Mrs. Fanny Perkins was III
Johnsbury last week to attend"
Shepherd OF the Hills. She His
relatives while there. +, t%s. )
MI. and Mrs. George Bartwell
visiting Mr.. and Mrs Harry Mo
at Concord. ,s.. 49,,
Harry Marden of st.. Johnst
was a guest of Ross = Folsom
Thursday. They took a fishing
to the Saco River in Maine bring
back some nice baskets Of trout.
Mrs. Ed. Higgins visited at,
brothers Mr.. and Mrs. George XII,
last week. ~
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Seace of
Johnsbury visited at their dsneht
Mr.. and Mrs. Hubbard: Fishers
the week end. ..,.....,.,
Mrs. Fred Arichion and daugh
Charlotte of Newnort visited Mr..
Mrs. L. A. Nichols last week.
Marcia Isham was a week
guest Of her mother, Mrs. Hub
Fisher. :" -. ,.;A'.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Morton,
children of Concord were guests
Mr.: and Mrs. George Bortwell 4
the Fourth. ....t
Ha4old Warren, Mr.. and. !
Ralph Haltshorn spent the Fourtl
Groveton. ,.s Il, 49,. NJ
. Charles .Emerv and children of
Johnsburv were guests at his BIT
er's, Willie Emer'''s for a part
asst week. .., -. ,,--4. i
Those having no absences dul
he fall term were: Doris and d.
streeter and Royce Rivers; = viii
;erm: Doris Streetef; spring !, te
Harriet Bean, Harland Clifford. r
Jorley, Nellie Phillips, Royce, ray
There were none tardy or disndt
Turing the year. Miss Lord has b
for the coming year..
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-1920, 1920-07-07
PEACHAM

| GfASI
Death of Mrs. Mary Johnson Semple
Mrs. Mary Johnson Semple passed
away to the higher life at New York
June II. She was the second OF
eight daughters of Leonard and Bet
sey (MerrilD johnson and was born
in Peacham May %, 1927. She had
one brother, Samuel Merrill Johnson,
who died many years ago at Mary
vile, Ill. One sister, Elizabeth john
son Allen is still living at Weston,
Mass. She said she would live to be
93 the age her father reached. This
she did with fifteen days added. For
year past she has been ill in body
but her mind has seemed alert as in
former years. With a typewriter
she wrote her sister weekly and en-
Joyed the friends who called to see
her. Her one child, Oliver Cheever
Semple is a lawyer in New York city
Accompanied by his wife he came to
Peacham for the burial. Her sister
with her son, Grant Merrill Palmer,
also her nephew, Charlc Cla'N .anlc
from F"ai"@ and N.jh "thcy relative.
and iI'"'!J altri'ic,i 1','' >tlNl 81 meta
IN III" H"%~t,fuI old comet cry ~ Pea
cham.
These were conducted by the Con-
gregational minister, Rev. Mr.. War
ner She was laid to rest by her hus-
band who died nearly sixty years ago.
MI. Semple had completed a ma
chine for cutting and trimming books
and papers and had applied for pa
tent. Mrs. Semple had felt confidence
in the future of this machine and
like the brave strong woman she was
the manufacture and sale
of her husbands invention. In those
days it was hard for woman to do
what heretofore men had DONE She
shrank from the task but by her en-
ergy and courage succeeded in plac-
ing these machines in many of the
larges publishing houses in the coun-
try. MIS-. Se,nple was one of the
early band of pioneers who worked
for woman's suffrage. In her ninety
second year she cast her first ballot |
N d New York city election.
Ralph Emmons, Burt Boutain, Mr..
md Mrs. Frank Jock, Mr.. and Mrs.
ernest Morancy with friends of St.
Iohnsbury, nine in all, camped at the
7ondside over the 4th of July.
The G. A. r and w. r. C. will
meet Saturday, July 10, with Mr.. and
Mrs. L. M. Adams. Dinner will be
erved.
Dir. and Mrs. r. c. Goss of Mid
lebury are visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
crank Goss and family.
Marjorie and Beatrice Mann, who
ave been visiting their mother, Mrs
7. E. Lamb, went home Wednesday.
lrs. Lamb went with them to Cor
nth and stayed until Sunday.
F. 3. Allen, James and William AL
en- and Fred Goslant were at Cas-
ian Lake fishing one day last week.
ames Allen and Mr.. Goslant caught :
lake trout measuring 81 inches in
,ngth an dweighing about 10 lbs, it
eng the largest one caught there
lis season. The others of the party
aught two smaller ones.
F. B. Allen and family and Helen
!. Sanborn took an auto trip Sunday
, Wells River, Ryegate, Barnet and
Their places.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. J. Hobart were at
ewbury for the 4th of July.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-03-26
ENTIRELY UNTITLED FOR IT
Neiuhty Reason Why Mr.. J. Fuller
Gloom Declined Nomination for
the Legislature.

"Nn" u 'ri1e grizzly said J Fuller
t'tmtn ~ repiy 10 The tender af sha
COMMITTEES " am not navy, have never
been, and never shall be, A candidate
for the legislature. AZ the age aE fw,n,
~ Five years painful rSssrienc"
'nusei ne 10 abandon the Idea thar
the world nwtd me living, NJ thirty
lost my strut. NJ thirty ave eens.'d
10 think | was smarter than my g"lt"w
men. at forty | gave M expe'tlng
something foe nsthlng. at foytS t>e |
teslstcd from talking when bad moth.
lng 10 say, and At ffty FIVE heeNme
convinced that honesty was the hesl
policy have never h,pn liar, Nv
ihdonen do's NOT prptrnhe, have
always been able Ia make n living and
At The same time hold the respect of
these who know uie, IN these &C.
STUNTS and others | might name, |
fetlinp @ltheut thanks the Invitation
IA Acts9sf the ulsst,tHatinA t;s,sst after
aoeN -. Kansas city Star.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-03-26

~ &c designs hus essiar~ may ee ss~
lerfswi aeran'ins tn their htsosalaT
ness 10 Young weHrwr~
All white ar light cvslssrs Ia any u
the substantial esitnn wesses will
make the dress AT the lsft with its box.
plated skirt and sselsesl snseck. II
fastets ~ the frant ~ hsre II IN Iar~A
with narrow hiats rthsson that SLIPS
through hnttenholes nj each aide ~
tbs opening A very simple spray 81
etssisr0tderg atiorrs the stNecg ~ each
Sit- fear IT. bern and at the shout
tipys, There ~ q narrow belt that
buttons III the fraaf.
Chamtrny With coliar. cuts nhd vest
ef piqur make the pretty one plese
dress p, TIRE right II has y shirrets
trent panel IN the skirt uith tire tires
~ shigrinc l.fnr' hF stiseIses tn hiack
uefcsrissd iloss afA the renaainsler al
,fsa skirt side plated A hlack slik s.e
finishes the n~,k. A wserc~gisea rnrd.
that slips ,hrnnEl slt''v~ ln the hsaiie~
and fies ", tbe lAaeG. ii The particular
pride ~ this fteeA-
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-03-26

n ENT USUALLY hHds the ehllarsa's
~ spring @.smias we'll under way. II
taeir clothes an made nj horne. sc
shoppin. iadastfirasl carried our II
their belongings ave b.,1gkt really
made. The sisIs furnish Ms tnste,
ful things as any anv Gan ask for and
w. rva sanabls priced when this cost NJ
labor IN figured IN, ttut there Is sot'ls
stun"tay III making rhlldfetJs elatbts
~ hon" and eliminating sfss prlcv of
labor Rsssfs.es there aro .ftie iudl.
siana touehes that may hs pat on by
TIVE homie dressmaker.
Whatever the Meiins NJ getting
these outfits together, suggestions ~
20 styles Hrv thankfully rvtsiys,i vt
about this tln1e The uose important
nat'er Of ssieeting spring asH,urel far
grownups cesis for attention., with
Easter ctese M hand and proves dg%,
'ractIns, TIVE frucss fns little glrls
are shown herr With tho yecotn-
taeniatlna 10 bus them II they can be
founder sstlretl ing similar 80 them
or 10 hay tt.atetSais ard cepy t.va u.s.
RCtly uav cannot hope 10 Improve
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-03-26
NE MIGHT CHARGE FOR LOOK
Certainly. at Price Druggist Wansed
fer Oh. Little Should Co a
Long Way.

Reeently. one Geld morning several
wunen were waiting in North side
drug stare until the street ear came
4 rolored woman entered aud asked
The druggist for q certain Kind of oh
lie went 80 the Fear II the stare
where he kept the stock. ana coming
hack, said III ~ s2rr5 an oaase.
How much no Sou wan,T'
The colored woman ~as plainly dis
concerted at shc high prize After
seconds hesitation her face bright
enetl, ns she said earnestly Mas to
a drop would w. enough
Just as seriously the druggist ~
plIclt Lady, We don't sell Il by the
drop"
The iudicrous side ~ the situation
struck tht women spectators and they
began ~ Iaust, nue NJ them re-
marked "Wnll, al thai yrire,. ahsas
smell would BE- sufficient. Indian,
apols News
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-03-26

A TIDAL wsvr " tourists frvm the
A North has oyerrnn aud al
fstost pHgnife~f she coast cities ~ ffnr
ida duriug the winter rnaaths for the
paSt twn wears. And X IL no wonder
The c,Yast r>or's arr Simply heaysa.
" ana hsva reached ghat stage ~hFr~
they ctTer tn addition to every cou,.
fort. unparaii.I,N' hsaa'y ~ thrls sis-
TORS A n*y has ls dawning for
tNpfa, too fur gree, numbers If peo.
ple are coraSfg go Stsy. building them.
selves hopr"- sra tsting rnst Irtcg1t.
ins To sr~,ud t14e balance Of the3r days
In ,hl. suRny iasd
The s~ast elites have. besides STIR.
shine the |oSieSt waters In bays sni
se~Na tsa' eyeF were Sunlit. ~rark.
hing. white appel. they are anNeSl~-.
ably brilliant Fst csnlee. tire nsest Vivid
hluss and sr~ens nrit pu-TsleS Wear.
" always srsrry hrr-se Is hlowi ing
and t.e bass are su., cf pleasure craft
and ,sher beats T'hrn fhesre ars the
rs Irns In groves sHA nchae svcrpss
ARD the asssssrins shrubs srd t~swA
tiesuasv. hhs@,r snt rany vlbes
rssver~.t WITH Covers Mature DE. nat
.sse rmrh es@x'n= 10 make s-svhsnt.
ES cnryiens Tter~ are spierssAa high
w~ys ,Ae s.aFaSff nj 's~ eeas.. fA~ 10Y
Of motorists. lineS With AnstrS lsaa
rf7es ard TITS tire make rnnss
hesuttsal er~lrr alsn II 10 nstrwHl
that uszuy ,us,'ssastr~s hsvs caaesen 70
hrtta Their .tatsr horee~ In saca d
s~stlux ard 'ast r~ts r@c7'~ tIssn M
ia shTnsa nsssr ev~n unrt-~F~nfsous
hcssss, PLACES that s-~ ~rchassing.
Each es re c~ws cities sn<s resar1S
has It's e>vas rzstirulsr Attractions
Pain nescA 10 tns rss--~s ~ fashios-
shles> 4 risstertng xrra enssara and
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-03-26
MR. noDs0H WARHs
az, q. USERS or CIlDMEL
Says Drug Acts Liss cynsmsits -
Liver md Yax Lsss Gays
\. Work,

EAer~'s no reaasa why d persan
ssealA take ssekeniaas. aaifv&sing esis-
nsA whsn fsw eesass hsys larts bsss.
ne ef Dsdsan's Liver T'sss--a perfect
Snt@ttfase tut eAiaEaes.
IL ~ a pleasant vegetable hsyasd
which viii start ysasr liver just M ssrw-
~ ~ eal1aaai. hns ii doesn't Enake y0a
sssk and can net salIvats.
GhiiGryn and gsawn felix's can take
Ekdson's Liver aoae. t@ea4Se it ls per-
fs<siy hafsaie@s
Calosnei !s a dangerous drug. III IN
mercury aai attacks yoar bones Take
q dose of nasty esiasaei to-day and s'ea
win fest weaA. sick and aAaseated To-
nsaFruw. Don't lose q days work. Take
a spaoasul vt DoAsaa's Liver Tuas In
stead and goa wtii 1ske up fseling
great No more bllloasness. eonstipa.
tiea. slaggishaess, hsadaehe. coated
sangue or SOUR ssomarh. Your drug
gist says VI you sintt'f fntf nedsna's
Liver Tone aess better tssau horrible
raiomei your raoaey IL waiting tor sas..
ADV.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-03-26
Girls! Al mass of iong,
thick, gltainy iresscs

fsef aDandertne" save your hair and
double Its beauty. YoH eau have lots
II long. thick, ssrpng, lustroas hair.
Doa't let II stay iifeisas. thin. seraggty
or fading. Briag back lis color. vlgor
and vitality.
det aJeens bottle NJ delightful
Tlandertne" aft ANY drug Or toilet eoufi.
tyr ~ freshen your scalp. cheek dan
dran and falling hair. Yoar hair needs
,his stimulating tonic; thsn It's lie,
ealar, brightness and abundance will
tntnrn~-HnFry ADV.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-03-26
CREAM FOR cATARRH
OPENS UP N0STRIl-S


In one minute your ciogSed nostrtis
will open. tho air passages OF your
head with clear and you can breashe
freely. M more hawking. snun'Ing,
flowing, headache. dryn-ss, No atruse
Cling for breath ut night, your cold
ar eatarrh viii be- gore.
t1ss a small bottle nj Ely'x Cream
Balm from your druggist now Apply
little Of this fragrant. aptlseatse,
healing cream In yeur nostrils. II pen
eriates through every air passage n
tho head. snothes tie tnflan~a or
swollen mucous membrane and relief
comes INSTANTLY.
lt's Just fine. Don't stay stuffed up
xith cold or nasty eatngrh Relief
comes 80 quickly ADV,
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-03-26
OLD CLOTHES DYED
MAKE NEW GARMENTS
solamond oyss' Turn faded. Shabby
Apparel Into New.

Don't worry about perfect results,
Tse ''BlamaBd Dyes" guaranteed 10
siya a new, rich. fHteiess color 10 any
fabric, whether II be wool. SILK linen.
eo'ton OF mixed goods. ---stresseS,
hiouses stockings, skirts, chiitfens
coats. feathers everything
Direction Book In package tells how
10 diamond dye over any ecler. To
match any material, have dealer show
yen Diamond i've" Color Carti.---Aay
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-03-26
B0SCHEE'S SYRUP.

A ccid Ia probably the rnaAt cnfak
mon III all Disorders masd ~hen neglect
I'D ~ apt TO be issssf dangerous. Sts.
sis,scs shsw that more than shree
,lHses ~ many people died frons In.
hHe4asa last year, a. ~~F~ killed Tn
THE greatest war the world hAx ~ser
tncwn. Fes the last Hfsy.,hre~ sesrx
Enaehee's Syrup has been nssd for
coughs, br~nchit.A celass throat if-
rstasioa and especially iung troubles
II givcs the patient 4 good nsehfs
rest. free firm ceaxhang. via eAsy
sxr~~soratico In The saornfax. MaAs
in America and us-d IN the hnsres at
thousands If families oil .,veF ~
eivsl.sec warsd Sold sxerywhsr~.--Adv.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-03-26
HOMELESS!
Constipation. Headache.
Colds. E.iiaa1,eSs, driven
cut With "CAxa,c,s"

Drive sway those persistent enetsl.s
~ happiness snd COAST
raiisn nnn't Stay headachy. sick.
tongue enated. eaiiow ard miserable /
Never have crlds. indigestion, Upset
stomach or that misery making gas
Peel splendid always by taking Cas-
carrots occasionally Cascarsss never
rrlyse sickefl mr. Inconvenience yen llke
Ca.osssat. Salts on or nasty, harxa
riIls They coat 30 little and work
While you sieep ---Adv.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-03-26

tho won lind much Inspiration In
biography y
TIN afru!i not" said the student
"Nny
"McSt ~ rhe characters rpad
about hatsied upward AZ time heN
the purchasing fNNer ~ maney Was
CONSIDERABLY Grvatsg than X II To-day"
-~Flrmlngham Age ilerNlH,
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-03-26
7~~~ ">''>''.1


Ut Atsa srcssss gsies NJ white sssk
.asn,lily lace ssS! tEskrE7 net. trimmed
wi'h snail pear ssaFtsns. band IT
I'D blue inch wide ostrich lecss we're
1seSs 20 .aIsA the high cellar ard he
sswer edge II The xi4@s. A tard af
ptcat etge4i ritsass. A~~~a Of the uagxt.
sine 81 the xil@t. added tn~ dusa fsUch
20 tbs Engssai nsvwfty.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-03-26

paynlH Aren't We hosting our taste
fer the timer thngsr
Grsen,~i'ni afraid No. After inaH
has eaten margarine fs'f time regular
butter tastes NV II there Sas sone
thing the raatter with /, t---LontI0n 40.
sMefs.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-03-26

An attractive suit 81 wcsN v~srsrs
sre1stns 8 double suzsse eject hy rs@a %
- The aArsrx c~ss and loose 'rnsr On
the sSirz- The h<s.see hytI@ns straight
- to the turnover tSIlxr. sss,spe ~
the nsnlsraal, naaitssi and h%as aas ay
carS3s> is gssa4 ssr ;rssza4asgsx.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-03-26

Then yoa dat thIak Ch@ateta IN
xsrnightT'
straight Why, II that fellow
swallowed wite hall he'd cough up
o smksersw 49, Hnstoa Transcript
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-03-26

lasist ~ hsvsnw Dr. Ps~.yts sHma
st~H" tor U@rE* pr Tsp~-w1 sn1 the
drasxsa VIII rss " ~ yoa- II IN the ooar
S~-mrfay~ vkea ey<rss<s sfsxr . sosts
aype. --A4y.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-03-26

"you are the same kinh ~ scamp
your father Was before yon"
Then why ss hn now always after
me r
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-03-26
Min THAT yeIss

fse---f haSv fegs#.~t sssv hatsEt ef sing
tng vi wly waTk,
Slss~~iiaa yen must hate II.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-03-26

Vas jones' ssccs~swfgl wfsh htA
fArrns~ nsiS. he raised n nsc>sears
co IL
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-03-26

Perhaps a pretty E'rt is called
peach because she has hear; OF
stone
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-03-26

polished 10 'hs is*f degree, There "
q nsnryr'ats fashion fsaraa" there
where one maf ~ee the hest HIST h-t
h8s sr offer fer Tie H'iayameat ~ fair
sarssen. And the environment IL Hor.
earthly raratllse suriag tn hrIsf sss-
son The larger CITIES have tasr.
lasting e'tree'ins,S: great estates ari
wessieTful fe'ae$ w'tb the COUNTRY
stegsf 'ha.an asvsiof,e-l hnd insifins
with rifles Il fratf 'ry~ss and gssrs'srss
FIR after all snly y S+nAi1 rars ~
s@F},fs 4. nD'lnr eaitivasfnn-~ea eros.
par ~ y vsiFs fer mrn 10 make II q
prosperous tand