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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-02
OF INTEREST
TO WOME|
This is a Short Letter, butt
Brings a Message Of In
portance to every Woma1

Woodford. VT took LYDIA
Pinkham's Vegetable Compounf :,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-02
STATE HOUSE
Meeting and Council 10 A. Standard,


gusta Tuesday night or Wednesday
morning.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-06-11

LITE

I pray you. think not I am bold;
'Twould be indeed amazing.
II calves like Nancy'a "a behold.
Ana not be loud in praising.
Perfection marks each Turing
curve.
with comeiincss distractlng
In truth. as models would they
serve
To please the most exaodng.
And shameless Nancy feels quite
free
ummodestly ainrmiugD
To urge that all her friends
should see
Her calves that are 80 Charnt-
ing.
Yet not a friend that you may
meet
win think her conduct shock
Ing
Her calves % sec-havc each
four feet. . .
And never knew a stocking,
90
FEAR or RGDICULE" DO
clarcs Professor \. Holla Dome.
"is the handspring % the human
conduct.
The average hiped wouldn't
be laughed AZ " II meant a paid
w passage to paradise.
"A man viii make any Kind ~
n fool cut or himself TO keep
others from thinking he N.
The mere thought that ome
n might snicker causes q man
20 wear q collar that makes q
long -distance telephone the only
meann Of communication between
his hst-rcst and his ciothcs-rack.
And the scurnful sheer ~ the
headwnitcr brings results a high
wayman's revolver v hoped
90 obtain
nut men have no corner OF
the fear ~ ridlculc.
AN hp-turued nosc-on n
neighbours facc-will make a
wife bankrupt her husband buy
ing trucks. ard the pityinE smile
~ a social leader will drive her
into wearing anything from n
leather dustrr at a New Years
ball 10 q fur cuut 10 a Fourth 81
July picnic.
Rather than he laughed ut
she will put paint on her
face than an artist needs Tor a.
slN-fOot canvas q less clothes
than q Fur Islander. aud dance
with an the random energy ~ 70
malaritl monkey la an Arkansas
swamp
Yerslr fear Of ridicul~ will
drive people into doing anything
except something worth while
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-06-11

WASHINGTON. y. C.. June III
know n little girl who files letters
for the government. They are letters
about soldiers-dead soldiers. some
times wounded soldiers. lost soldiers
and soldiers who rave lost their pay
checks. their insurance OF their
record.
These letters are 10 the office ~
the A. O. q, tadjutant generals Of
ioe) and they are from mothers
sometimes. n other dear ones. And
sometimes they are from buddies-
fellows who saw Bob die and took
his last words.
They are often tlliterate letters.
scratched on all kinds OF miscal-
laneOus kinds OF paper. In pencil or
with scratchy pens n blotchy ink
They are touching letters. often. full
~ appeal n heart warming They
are from hospitals. prisons. camp and
trenches.
"And they All go into the yawning
steel files of the A. q. o.. with Jackets
and titles. and letters and numbers,
10. show how they have been classified
aud where they are 10 be found.
Ny little girl friend gets interested
IN the letters. Although she has to
stand on hsr tget all day long and
AAf. Wv INV WV fhW Z Hfln kttflNk
the HUMAN touch OF the letters: and
she tries Ia see thai the right letter
gets into the right Jacket. and that
tn ones which belong together are
put together.
because. u they once get into the
o Jacket. they are iost-hope-
lesaly lost. And some mother. sister.
o. sweetheart might never get her
boys lost message.
SO my little friend works care
fuliy.
But in the A. @ o.. where she
Wofks. they sse a plan 20 stimulate
onice efficiency They have insti-
tuted a system OF records" The
clerk h marked" on her record"
and her record is Accommodation ?
Why by The amopat she ducs-by the
number Of letters nledi So the flip
girl az the next ease, who does not
care. clips a Smith into Il smyth oT
a Jem into a Jim and the letter n
lcst; but who knows And her
record o. better than my friends
record. She files more letters.
There are inspectors who go sleuth.
Ing down die aislcs to see that each
nlinF clerk is going through tho
mqA2nr-q l fhucking "A letter into a
TJIeRfT b n seeming to be busy.
And that b. how IL happened the
other day that when Il became nee
esHaty to "tut the force IN meet the
eut by cpnsross in the a. O. O. ap'
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-06-11
HOW ARE you ON HURDLES
BY a W. BABsoN

There is a river out west that used TO be inhabited by gmylings
and bull fish. These two were mortal enemies and spent most OF
their time trying TO exterminate each other.
The grayhngs are good TO eat-the bull fish good Tor nothing
SO some bright chap decided 10 make life easy for the greetings by
exterminating the bull fish. He hired a crew of men aud by The end
Of the SUMMER the work was finished the bull fish were practically
a minus quantity in that river. The Cravings had nothing more to
worry them and, according to the fellows reckoning, should have
prospered and multiplied rapidly-however they up and dedl Now
are neither bull fish nor Cravings.
Fish. fowl, or human, we all thrive ON resistance We develop
power only by meeting and overcoming problems Without them
we wiher and weaken. Just ms your arm withers and weakens u II Is
carried in a sling for n few weeks.
When a problem comes along. welcome il. not as something in
to block your progress, but just as a hurdle that is to be
cleared. p -l~~
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-06-11

iflthero was more Of a shortage
OF customers at the cuuntcfH.
90
DR. 4. r. WILLIAMS %neuruio-
ricul adviser "a the Rcd Cross in
France. says;
'Thc normal man ran love two
women and be true to both.
But why TWO
And u TWO. why not THltEkt
II THREE why not a poHhN
IN THIS wIsKERLEss ngc
really. We ought to stop calling
EN- blue Boards.
90
SUCH Is 4. =. \.
Louis G.. Minetto has Joined the
4. $. marines.
Ills mother WINS am American
who married a Frenchmnn ~ u
ais. He was born on q ship living
the Spanish Has IN the English
channel At tho age OF i've his
parents died In sweden. and lee
was adopted hy u German who
brought him to Ito United states
Rather Amcricanlah. isn't hci
90
FIFTEEN MINUTES after hr
Is alleged to have robbed another
NNNAN ~ NNNNNNfN AHN 'NHNNHH
nv Alfred Levin. Washington, -.
g. was la lail
Judging from the speed disc
PLAYED. you may be sure, usHcfts
squire Abner Harpingtou, that
4. Mitch. Palmer had no hand iu
the arrest.
SOME oip TIMERS stall rec
member tho dny when II wa
thought necessary 10 hurruw BE-
little hoy $50 En- could take ln tno
circus without being froWncd uu-
on bN those who considered Gig
us-gonr a thing Tor childish
ambition only
THIS COUNTRY never Will lo
entirely and exactly free until
courtroom spectators are IL dee
MED the privilege they enjoy Of
hnwliug out the Judicial umpire.
a. they are wont e. do from thc
blcachers when the ump hands
De game over To- the sirltiuE
team.
1T Is QUITE tho thing among
motorists being held up for cheap
Eusoliuc-Ht-h igh-priccs tu reirf
To him as John Dough Nuckricl-
Ter. johnnie pouEh Rockefeller
must have had In mind tho hteh
cost Of gas when hc complained
against the modern tendency geo
get nll you can. Ho should have
told his pu That might have
done some good Yes, might
i- the right word
90
THE VANITY ~ being we'll
dressed b. nevertheless pleasing
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-06-11

By Edmund VAncc Cooke.
! know a man who lost a leg.
He took "A broom stick for a crutch
And at a corner sang 20 much
He earned u sturdy wooden peg.
His new supper brought newer sim.
lie j%ourncyed now around his ward
played a mouth harp well and
hard.
bought an artificial limb.
Ills trim limb gave him quite a start
He lugEed a music box round
And many an air he ground and
ground
Untn ne had a handy cart.
Its wbcels soon made his fortunes
thrive.
And as he pushed his hurdy-gurdy.
His savings steadily grew sturdy
Until he had a horse to drive.
His good horse bore him wide and far
And on his vehicle 80 drawn
He mounted an OrChestrion
And then ne bought a motor car
lie seized the wheel and from his
seat.
lie changed his tune to III bis station.
He entered into transportatiCd,
Cntli his a became a fleet.
His new fleet won financial frienus,
lie bought q railroad line or Two
And congress has decreed mat you
shall help to pay him dividends.
l. there a lesson here oh. yos'
But do not jump At H. l beg.
Please. please, don't amputate your
leg
To guarantee your large success.
But. be you office hoy or boss,
This IL the kernel husked herein
4 nan II pretty sure to win
n he can capitalize loss
InnNrirfiI. 1920. ". d. ~
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-06-11

preparation. tho intelligent directors
Of he filing department Of the A. q.
q. notified my little friend that her
emCicny rating was very low and
that her Job would terminate OF sat
urday.
And she wondered H. after all. she
ought 10 hav filed for numbers no
matter u the letter did get into the
wrong Jacket ana The mother never
did get that last message nom her
kUN
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-06-11
GIRL TELLS or CLEVER
GAME OF ROBuEHN

GLASGOW Iii MAS a very simple
system tina Helen White. James kol-
Inns and Albert Fraser used here.
Helen smiled az q man on the street
lie followed her to a park and then
Woilins held the victim while rascr
beat him into Inconsistencies n no
three picked his pockets. She told
about il In court aud then tainted.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-06-11
DIsIIKEs PAYING FOR
ATED BATH

GRAND RAPIDS. Mich.-Peto We
soti invited Boncslaw Okiasis 20 take
n bath az his Turkish bathhOuse
Then" says Bonoslaw. he searched
INV pockets and took $3.50 . ..
now wants the cope Ia make T. v
pay up.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-06-11

IN tnIH rIlfN, 7 Wis Intereateu IN ms cTeFu, TOT WHAT q
man believes climbs into his character and work. The
God a dentist worships must have something to 10 with
the kind Of work he dnes.
Said the dentist:
"A mans mouth Is all the argument I need for Gods
existence. Sixteen teeth above and sixteen below start
toward each other They must live and work together for
a life time. They must NJ into each other 20 the minutest
measurements. A misnt the thickness OF the thinne-t layer
Of tissue paper would work discomfort and disaster. But
the crowns are made before the teeth pierce the gums. ami
the conformation is not changed In the slightest particular
after they emerge. Made back there In Gods laboratory
of hfe. these teeth which have never seen each other meet.
and the NJ II perfect. This goes on In millions OF human
mouths. and In the animal life below man. and the Master
Dentist never makes a failure. His work is an the more
ama.Ln. IN NJ ~ n.-.n "a. H. 49, - -
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-06-11
ATTEMPT 10 ROOT
THIlAIS WAS IIXIII.

MANCHESTER james kr,Hf1
commercial traveller Tor u Iowoirr. bod
Sl5.OOu worth uf diamonds Hr bad
dummio1 shade and put thtm Boo hr
baggage. carrying tho roul diamond
on his person l- a rusc to fool thiuto.
They picked his pockets and l,ff him
the paste stones
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-06-11
kING's am FORCES
GIVEN NOBBY TNIlpHMS

LONDON-Newly designed uni
forms for his majesty's AIR forces
would put a musical comedy chorus
man to utter shame The uniform
Is Of hlue-sray snd pleHtifully studd-
"a with Golden acrons and leaves
and silver wings Even the rodsers
have a touch Of gilt and white gloves
a sword with = gold hiit n a
golden iassrl viii BE- Woin.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-06-11
D'jeVer Meet I'm?

. Felix hasn't got a friend
Since week ago today.
Days his wife in torment spends,
She pan only pray,
Felix has a brand new care.
COppers on their beats
TTemble as they watch afar
Felix clear the streets.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-06-11
AND TINS FROM THE sAHARA'

ALEXANDRIA, Ely t. The
church b. often nothing but an &c
c~lesinstical Refrigerator says the
REV. n. q Peilo. vicar OF South Ar-
ton here. church Is too respectable
he adds.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-06-11
ONLY THE noe CAN
CIR rr LEGALLY

TOLEDO THE lawyer handles
legal thingh aud argues. but We must
not forget that The doctor Is the only
man who can get YOU a drink legally
declared Mayor Schneider welcoming
a medical convention here.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-06-11
SAYS SHE TALKED TOO
LITTLE AND TOO MICH

TACOMA His vile. says Dr. Hin
ton j. Jones. Wouldn't speak 10 him
for Is months and then. when she
DID Or Jones asked a divorce be
cause he says his wife didn't talk
enough and hen too much.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-06-11

A mans mouth Is sufficient evidence TO ms NJ the truth OF the PsaImiAt when
he said; Tn DOL hath said in his heart There ts n % God
It was a nw argument 10 me and ret IL as Just n feature Of the old
argument. The world is packed with design. Gods footsteps are every
where, The strange tmng n not that people should believe there Is a God
but thst me should EVER believe anything else
Tie who knows what Is In his mouth and eau beHeve that chance made
ohn tsfgulthe enough to surrender to ny delusion. tie wn misses
the evidence 81 design on every han live in a fog bank. Nothinr wallis
with atphess feet Earth IL cramHed with heaven. Even 10 prosac a thing
IS teeth proclaim a. invisible and unerring power back b. existence.
q some cWi It evolution. others call u God,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-06-11
LUKE SEARCHES LAWNS
TOR \ MOWER cur.

pAIIAS-Lukv Brown Be- looking
for r. clue ON cArry lawn lu Dallas
Somebody stole his grass mower a
defect made Dc leave 60 ridge, when
mnnrLL.L-
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-06-11

his ekperiences and adventures IN The
wa son ne was eloquent and 81
fecihei al hung upon his wordr Win
Interest. including htiie Freddie. his
f%fst-hcrn.
on. DADDY aid ihs sonaes'sr, 4
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-06-11

Forty-nve species Of Insects are re-
corded a. attacking the walnut tree
In the United States while only rs at
tack the t;nsiish wElRai n EgFops.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-06-11

II has been found that every part
OF the Hunflower plant may he until
ICED for some economic purpose.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-06-11

guess YOU amt AFRAID Of snythlnE 81.
ccpting muyyer."
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-06-11

New YORK women have patented
more inventions thai the women Of
any other stats
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-06-11
SERMONS IN E
By DIR. JAMES I. N

4 spent last week with ms demst lie Is most skiinI In his psofessi
and does honest work. l have thought that II there Ia any a who oug
10 be honest enoEgh for lei to trust him in the dark. ID Il a dentist
Several yeaFs under this mans treatmen have convinced ne that he
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-06-11
''DoNT's'-roB wlsHNO

Don't ~ish yoa eouif sen Sodf ksdS1-
Sell it
Don't wish you could reht your apart
ent-ken u.
~ usiag The Herald ClAsslhsd Colnmns
rhopF psD PAepa so,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-06-11
D'jever Meet 'Er?.

Alice vas an awful burr
When she "a a child.
Others mothers looked at her,
Pityingly smiled.
who'd have thought OF that pool
nit
Having a career
Joined the chorus. made a hit,
Wed "a profiteer.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-06-11

THE VANITY ~ being we'll
dressed b. ucNor-the-less pleasing
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1920-05-07
THE BAILEY MOVEMENT
rs BADLY DEFEATED
M. Own Precinct In Gainsville, Texas
Refused 20 Elect Him DELEGATE To
County Convention

| Judging from returns OF precinct
| democratic conventions all over Texas
last Saturday. the Joe Bailey Movement
| in Texas is a dead political movement
The woodrow Wilson administra-
tion was Overwhelmingly indorsed
II by Texas saturday, the movement
headed by ]. W Bailey losing in a
veritable political landslide. In pre-
cinct conventions all over the State
men and women Democratic voters
voiced 4 tremendous tribute to the
national Democratic administration and
did II with decsivcncss. Mr.. Bailey
failed to show substantial strength in
any part OF the state.
Sir Bailey was defeated in his own
home ward In GAINESVILLE. the entire
town going against him ana his own
ward refusing to send him as dele
gate to the Cooke County convention
Cooke County, Incomplete returns. give
the administration a large majority.
lie failed to do more than carry a few
scattered precincts in the "Old fifth
district" that first sent him to Con-
rress He lost in the black land coun-
ties. Hc lost in East Texas. In Gen.
trail Texas In the Panhandle. in West
Texas. South, Southeast and Southwest
Texas. lie lost all over Texas.
Everywhere except In Southwestern
Texas results so tar reported are GER
tain. In about half dozen south
western counties contests for Bailey
or anti-Bailey control are indicated.
Even If Mr.. Bailcy's forces should win
these contests he Will have carriedt l.
appears. not more than about eight
In the southwest
The cities of Texas went over
whelminGly against Mr.. Bailey and for
the Wilson forces carried Dallas. Gal
weston. Fort Worth. Houston. San
Waco and Austin. most of
these being by big majoritIes.
South Texas. where Bailey forces had
claimed heavy strength. went decis-
lively against him in yesterdays pri-
maries. The Harris County vote was
for Wilson by large lead. and In
all South Texas tho Bailey showing
is scattering and negligible.
Returns received later during this
week, indicate that Bailey will have
seyenty-five votes in the State conven-
ton.
1t was at first reported that the de-
feat of Bailey Saturday would put him
out of the Governors race. but this
his friends steadfastly denied. Now
Mr.. Bailey himself says that he will
remain In the race regardless OF what
anyone believes. until the campaign is
ended.
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1920-05-07
Upton WANTED FOR
CAR THEFT IN TEXAS
Shaft, Of Grayson County, Has Re
ani.,,loa and Had Man, But Court
I.ru.ts Weeks Time 20 The
Defendant.

vain Upton. recently sentenced to
,.n ,.,rs In the penitentiay for the
r,hr,rv OF DR. ID. Armstrong, ano
49,. case Is now In the Criminal
g. o.. %, Appeals on appeal from the
v,,,.c. Of the District Court Of this
~, g is also wanted In Grayson
co...v Texas for the theft OF an auto
M. and the Grayson county off
co.. ,,d him right Friday evening of
Ia. pr,k. including the possession of
?, t-,'jun papers signed by Governor
Ro..-.-nn. but after they had him they
L., lim go. on an order from the
Iu..ic. court Of J. II. Downing here.
..r'on was out on bond pending
bi4 .;r.al He had been staying here
art al been unmolested by Texas Off
cer~ although requisition had been
sir,,i some time ago for hia delivery
TO J-Yas officers for trial. Friday
IT. run was arrested on the Texas war
rat' hut claimed the "a hours respite
w he is entitled to under the law.
al ..cn. thru his lawyers. went into
TIL 'ustice Court of J. II. Downing.
ar occurred an order allowing him un-
III S.turday night. May Sth. at mid
nirAt TO secure a writ of habeas corpus
fiu'r the Criminal Court OF Appeals.
m ,, a new bond and was again re-
le ,-.I
rlff Boyd Craig and Deputy Shipp.
OF erman came after Upton.
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1920-05-07
FARMERS CUT OFT MIDDLEMAN.

Illinois farmers are forming an or
ganization. which plans such "A degree
Of cooperation between producers OF
farm products In that State that there
will be no middleman to reap big
profit between the producer and the
consumer OF the products. one of the
ideas Is an immense flour mill farmer
owned. which Will buy the farmers
wheat, grind It into flour and sell it
retail to the consumer. 1t is said that
there are eight different profits collec-
ted from the handling OF wheat be-
tween the time 1t leaves the farmers
hands as wheat and reaches the con-
sumer's hands as flour.
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1920-05-07
RIDES COWCATCHER AND SAVES
HIS LIFE.

quick action saved Hugh Morrison =
life one afternoon recently. when
Missouri. Kansas & Texas passenger
train near Bartlett Texas, struck the
horse he WAS riding at grade cross
ing, driving the animal from beneath
the rider and saddle and landing Nor
rison on the cowca;cher Of the rapidly
moving train.
The horse was Instantly Killed but
Morrison was only slightly injured and
these Injuries were inflicted while he
scronbled to retain his hold on the
COwcatchGr
When the train stopped at the sta
ton Morrison and his saddle were tax
en- from tho cowcatcher and his iniur-
les given attention.
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1920-05-07
"RENT A RAZOR" PLAN WENT
WRONG.

At TT. Worth. Texas. man opened
up new kind Of barber shop. The
plan was for the customer to come in.
rent razor and shave himself, thus
cutting down part of the high cost of
shaves. People evidently figured that
they would do 1t Mt home before break
If they were going to shave themselves,
fast. and otherwise they would like
back in n comfortable chair and have
it done. The shop went busted and the
proprietor is now shaving and cutting
hair at tho regulation prices
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1920-05-07
Ek!DAY. MAY 7, IN.
PRIMITIVE VS.. noD.s1 -
MAKING. %

a a farmers work in bav,
1850 resulted in stow,ra "sy h.r,s |.
about one-half ton per IN Tie
hours The efficiency o, y ,s " \
labor was multiplied S,. ,ne f,ns.
ten.Sry &c .Sn later .n and he had sbou, ss b SH
10 snow Tor his days Vuu! vu., " b
measures the difference h.,ofk work
itive and improved metSoS.e Sotxe.n sS
chinery, the United state. ~ and
OF Agriculture points our D'pa'tasu
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1920-05-07
HIGH SCHOOL BACCALEURBATE
SERMON.

Rev. Chas NJ. Schoonover delivered
the baccaleureate sermon to graduates
of the Durant High School. at the Firt
Christian Church Sunday morning. The
church was crowded more than usual
for the event and was fittingly decora-
ted for the occasion. The invocation
was said by Rev. C. u. Gregory. pastor
of the First Presbyterian Church. and
the scripture reading by Rev. c. b.
Cross Of the Methodist Church.
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1920-05-07
MRS. TOWNSEND BACK HOME.

Mrs. W. L. Townsend. who has been
in sherman hospital for some time.
has been brought back to her home
her" considerably improved from the
operation and treatment
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1920-05-07

RUB-MY-TISM - A GREAT PAIN
o<ILLEW. ~ RELIEVES PAIN AND
SORENESS CAUSED BY RHEUMATISM
NEURALGIA. SpRAINS.
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1920-05-07

nsi HAS PROVEN 1T WILL CUM
MiIiRfA. CHILLs AND FEVER, BYy.-
IOt FEVER. COLDS AND LAGRIPP1s