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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-11-16

After seeing the wonderful re-
suits my husband obtained from
TanIac / began taking the medicine
myself. and now we both agree that
10 Is the grandest medicine ON
earth said Mrs Nancy Sharp. a
prominent and highly esteemed res
ideut OF Los Angeles. Calf. living
ut 921 Camuius street whose hus-
band Is proprietor ot the Mer-
chants Express co.
During the twelve years that I
suffered with indigestion anal stom-
aCh trouble j tried nearly every
medicine J heard about. but nothing
helped nae and 4 lost faiEh in every
thing So, my wonderful reStOrd
zion 90 health has been one of the
greatest surprises OF my life.
Il began 10 fell an Improvement
ou finishing my second bottle OF
IauIac. and now after taking SIX
bottles / am like new woman
have "a splendid appetite. eat three
l.-rty meals "a day. enjoy them
thoroughly and am never troubled
la rnc least with indigestion or any
uthcr dIsagrceable after effects
Before taking Taul4c most ey-
srythins 1 ate caused my stomach 20
robe. and 1 would suffer for hours
afterwards WAS So drgadIully
nervous that many nights / never
closed my eyes in sleep. but now i
am not the least uervcUs. and /
eep like a child. Ny strength has
been wonderfully Increased and
Ilre much more energy
I just wish 80 was so everybody
troubled like ] was knew about this
wonderful medicine.
Tanlac is sold in South Bend at
the Central DRUG Store. Public Drug
Store Iandon's Pharmacy and Wet
ticks Cut Rate Drug store and IN
1Iishawaka at the Red Cross Phar-
macy. --AdvL
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-11-16
PASSENGER SHOOTS
JITNRY PILOT FOR
STEALING WIFE
By United Press

~ United Press
KANSAS CITY. Mo. Nov. Is
In the midst OF a traffic jam wiki
hundreds looking on. Dewey M5r-
gan. jitney driver. was shot % death
on Kansas Ciry's busiest corner. Y.
rested and admitted shooting.
Morgan was shot five times in the
back.
Miller told police ne shot Morgan
because the latter had lured his wife
from her home
Police had difficulty in savine
Miller from the angry crowd which
threatened iynching Morgan owned
several livery and jitney motor ears
Miller drove one Of these cars fOI
Morgan at night
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-11-16

Mrs. Deep Narayan Singh, leader
of the feminist movement in India.
was the first native woman in Cal
cutta TO ride a bicycle, drive an au-
tomobile or go up in an airplane.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-11-16
4tfy. Bernstein Pays
Back Money TO Client

Atty. Bernstein, who was last Fri
day in the superior court ordered by
Judge Montgomery 70 return $425 to
George Wilkinson because the judge
thought he had charged excessively
for meaEre and insufficient service
20 that client, deposited the required
sum with the county clerk Monday
morning,
Marble Hill press., 1920-05-27
What Will Do With All That Money!

NGERSTOWN. Mp-A Eift Of
ii several millions Of dollars on his
rprty.stxth wedding anniversary to
william Shipley, veteran lock tender
on the Chesapeake a0d ohio canal
brought this comment "Rilly. what in
HI will do with all that money!
Rut Rilly. his wife whose full name
ls Margaret Catherine UrcNa Shipley.
has plans for its expenditure Stand
ina on the rtckety steps Of the four
room tumbledoWu. facing the canal and
the Potomac at a point few miles
above HagerStown. she Smoothed her
black and white calico wrapper aud
told what she would do,
I'D want to give to the poor first
she smiled. her faded gray eyes light
Ing as she talked, Then I'd like q
house at Halfway. It's too quiet here.
Halfway is village Of perhaps half
dozen houses several miles nearer Ha-
rerStown.
Sixty-one years ago. when William
Shipley WAS ten years old his uncle.
Thomas Mccoy. left for the West.
Nothing was heard from him ana II
was supposed he had died or forgotten
about his relatives back In Maryland.
Then one day Shipley'S cousin, Chloe
Davis. came up from Landings to tell
them about letter she had got an
Marble Hill press., 1920-05-27

JACKSONVILLE ~. Illinois old
y es' Hn#Hu Mrs AHiplnsfis smith
Hgri HHr hundred aui eight years
wants - H.n u her lie lsn trial 90
the dHy '.fHrr shr r,.i,.hrutri her uur
huhdf'r Hrt uistfh birthday Nr.
Smith sH! ",'-l hHs forgotten I'm
here"
n" nsHUs story dates hack g.
isia when she was born IN n" island
~ NJ near Portugal Mrs Smith
isa lHggur,- BEFORE her marriage
her On NHs Alyrs when -hiIt
the fH through persecution. wus
forcri 'f exile Religion was 'h'
caus" I'.r mother WIS condemned ~
die br' .lDa.s wcf" taken 90 Queen
Victor - EH.lui hy Interested
friends a' 'h" time. hui her sentence
was = g'-i iD hu. Queen Vie.
toria ''l.H.i 'hr cnmmuia'.pr
through aaF friendship Vl'b Queen
Donns Nrl. 'hr then rg'.us soyrrri 90
OF Pr ggi Mr. Smiths moth.
Marble Hill press., 1920-05-27

should have them regardless u cusi.
'ur % q. not ECONOMY 90 -aS" money
uui ruin our health
III" .'Hfgiy tssis sgah A. cakes.
p.r-. hrm.ny bot rHEr. biscuits bread
uui po'l'., should never MAX. ~
m"f" 'hau ~ ter cent u N. menu
1ui should h- much less II poslhl-.
People should at lettuce cahhsgr.
spinach. carrots 'urulps. unlous sp.
lIsss. p-Br. oranges grapefruit and
H'irr fruit auI vegetable.
>trn. beam. o"g'a.n about the
r. .ht p-ulur' In ~ f..si. lri 81. should
snt u.l We Hln 80 - 'hru The per
gfr uaV go n .'pugrI uf meat %
lay p.r ,pl'a. ahlsh %, Just ln' per
.vu' fHu g.h >u-ar 0. q luxury that
cv.lG {. .a..ry'! eliminated with a.
bal eject, Tie h.-r rule o. follow
ia mixed ilrt. with emphasis. .sI~.
raUy uaU HAT summer O., near. IN
.ha green Vegetables Hu1 fruits and
m mIk ant IT, producer, HuI eat pien.
% = fool 90 regular Intervals"
Marble Hill press., 1920-05-27
Can This Penitent Soldier Be Pardoned?

DIT RGli.-Th" veterans ~ f'r.
j eirr aars AMI several prominent
men ar ..rang pardon fpr Walter a.
Drrs. ,E11ak and voluntary prisoner
Dress .H asri - pp February :
1917. entered a plea q guilty 20 charges
OF bur PSI Bui VAS sentenced -
serve 'Ra 90 thfr, year. in The p"n
tcn'Iarf IT, escaped from R"ckv'"w
prison following August and 80.
listed b. .r army under The nam, u
Walter n iurH
Will ' Nu-ffk. En..ani. 10 'hr
s-mm'r lHi> D." met ar! married
BRITISH s~ who then vas Wluusr-".,
of 60, .n Norwich. H. hrile a..
cumpaar hm 20 'h.. country pu"
to hrr asH ur Marrh }n ho ~.
pear,-l 'hr Western p"uI'yr'.a-y an1
surrcrf-.-l Recently 'hr wlf, wrote
the at's-er fpr %, post
Il '-,.. that yup vl.l %" surrr>.f1.
IN oh'a.a.a. "a pardon fs- my husband
Llf" 'n ra Is ro' worth living without
hlm although ! wouit valt p#'lrnrg
- the end of H', sentence u % had q.
b. done
After .rf'InE bis q -rhl-sp he
work.-i NJ several place. hUf could not
se'''r down arI b" then told 10" his
rish' name aa3 What hs had i.n" he.
Marble Hill press., 1920-05-27

nouncing that the heirs Of Thomas Nc
Coy had been left a fortune of many
millions.
Mccoy, It seems had struck gold rich
in California, hut had never married
and when he died the fortune devnlveh
on William ShIpley. a sister living a.
WIniamsport and Mrs. Sallie Grone
another sister, in Washington
The ShiplcyS have six children, four
boys. who are farm hands and fisher,
men, and two daughters The only one
who seemed especially pleased by thu
news was Jack, the twenty-one-vea
old son. who came m 10 the house
with dolefu expression 10 announce
the loss of the calf "wuth anyway tif,
teen dollars :"
II kin find plenty q places 10 PIT
that money in" he ieclarei
Marble Hill press., 1920-05-27
United States Scientists Give
Startling Facts Cleaned From
Investigation.
CHILDREN MOST SUSCEPTIBLE
CLAIM wee presldsrt narthalfs
Adopted Scr Killed ~ Lses Of
sstruoU. food-pfepsr
Oct 10 Needed

washlnsf6u The liza crst - fsoi
sknung thousand, - Amrflsau' and
indern.uiug thc h,alth u thousands
of Others
THIS j. thr d,-llrf.1n mad" by sci"n'
lists connected uI'h the gut'3rm~aL
vbp.- 80 9. 20 f.grr n4' lg.t stnt
klnd. of ia,-i. are necessary g. sus.
tsIa the human briy
Tho rrssau Tor the u & I. casGal'y
list l. that the nH.' expensive fttis
arr the uuss mus' nv',-sAry 60 g's'i
hsalih EHpu1mira' sb"gp.rs s"lr,i
tho cheaper f.sl ani thsrrhy deprive
them @,v. AMI their fawill,. ~ llir-
sustaining ri,-usa's
Tho iissas" that develops = called
acifo-i. II o.. u1i Drs disease ls'
It, prevalence To- America las d"Nc..
sssd In the ias, ave ,yafS ~. N"rd
"atiIa.i. d, - ~ M r 1fhf ~
into the dir'i1uary
The di-,.a . &. uIHr,s prevalent among
ch.Idrsu ttvH. fhr mBA1y that KILL
81 yif~ President and Mr. Thomas
MarShalTs adopted s"u That ch.'i
had h-,n properly carri fnr after The
Marble Hill press., 1920-05-27
ASPIRIN INTRODUCED
BY "BtYER' IN 1900
[ ook for name "Sayer" on the tablets,
then you need never
worry.

If you want the true, world-famous
Aspirin, as prescribed by physicians
for over eighteen years, you must ask
for oRayer Tablets or Aspirin
The "Bayer Cross is STAMPED on
each tablet and appears on each pack
age for your protection against ini'
tationS.
In each package Of "Bayer Tablets
Of Aspirin" are safe and proper direc-
tions for Colds. Headache Neuralgia
Toothache. Ea-ache, Rheumatism
Luubago. Neurits, and for Pain IN
general.
Handy tin boxes containing l. tablets
cost but few cents, Druggists also
sell larger "Bayer" packages. Aspirin
is the trade mark of Bayer Manutac-
ture Of MonoaccticacideSter Of Salicy-
ucacid.-Adv
Marble Hill press., 1920-05-27
Illinois Oldest Woman Is Ready to Die

~ could n"t rHy ihr hur ~ she wus
kept iu prison fur - months
when r.Ifu-.i fNr family h"i Go
Trinidad Afirf tWH years Residence
there ihry rWisfu'ri a. Amrrib
and .Hu1.I ut NrN iarF Win q nagl
NJ "'hrr "y.i"s HU.rf 'hr protection
pf mse'urBFl"s shortly after Hrry
lus IH NrR York rlr fHmIfy came Ny
Tedious stages fu l'I.HHIN settling ir
iurE,Hut..i" From then m larks,n.
Nll. Was 'hr family Arur
1hr A.N,s family BE- np',l fnr lnn'
sryl'y John ANr, NJ >a'f Lake rl'y
who ls unly eighty years u.l II the
baby Maug. A.yrs, farmer lly'
lus hear Jacksonville. ls ninety six
year, H'1. Mrs J Tl.mrr.l ~ Brook
lyu. eighty ,r,rn: uHi ! A'F'~ %
rgru.nslalr i.. eighty three M-s
smith ls 'Hr oldest m"mh"F - he
family
Hu' 'hr smiths ur" wing with n"
Nlyvs 'HF 10" lfs"y''y record M-s
smith bins Hy. lly.Hs children, =
grandchildren ~ great grandchildren.
unIff" gr,.a' great suulrll,lrrt. ii''r
oldest Hh.ll o. .Ish'E.nU" YEAR Old
ami Der youngest .N'yf'gr Tie lat
r"r Incidentally r,gl "hs5 puss frr
flr'y.
Last sail %. "lnhy" ~ 'lr A'yrs
f4u.lfy yfstf..I SurIfsHs'H 4 Was 10.
Marble Hill press., 1920-05-27
STOMACH GOOD AS
new. FOUR 0OC-
TORS GAVE HER UP
ms Hendricks, Bsdfas, Five Months,
Was Able 10 work IN
Two Weeks

s.f - ..... a.. -..... - ...
az N'hi'f i.f fNf HtH'As
80 '.."'A .h4 b'N' u.' 'F"'e
-" 'H -'t
'-'' ~ 80
~ $50 ~ W ne
"h Fh
@ "'H' l
-
' ~
N's.'
'-f'
Marble Hill press., 1920-05-27
ENDS 15O-YEAR FEUD

of the death The hatred of one vii
lage for the other became hereditary,
and assassination was common he
tween them whenever the conditions
Of the country favored disorder
Last spring Ashraf attacked Ham
ldat In force. A score OF Hamida-
tians were killed, l20 houses were
burned and harvests we're carried
or.
Hamtdat remembered the dog and
hit back, killing Ii OF the aSsailants
These slayers have just been tried
II accused being brought up and one
lawyer briefed for every five persons
by the defense. Twenty-one received
sentence Of 10 years penal seryitude.
II is noteworthy that the vendetta
did not include women. who during
l50 years had INDUCED only In verS
bal warfare.
Marble Hill press., 1920-05-27
Crafts Which Once Flew the
Double Eagle Crippled BY
Plotters.
IMPERATOR IS ONE VICTIM
Giant Nessel Develops List at Sea
Bombs Found on Washirg gton--
Moeeasin sunk ara callae
Disabled

New YORK Former German liners
and curEr ships. now h"!us op"ratrd
,n have become thr objects ~ sabotage
hy Germans ur "rreis. who are de-
'crmlnc,i that the craft that formerly
hrv the double eagle shall not prove
of great value 20 nation that helped
10 overthrow Germany Great Britain
t. said to te following similar clcw>
some ~ which Indicate that the at,
iacks on shipping may be- the result
nf the sprral Of communism and soviet
teachings tu the ranks ~ the lnterna
tinual Seameu's union which controls
the men IN the ships under the Amerl.
can and other allIri haEs
Marble Hill press., 1920-05-27
Say Thousands
Die from H.C.L.

Marshall. hIsp',.l him. but hr was ~
irruuursi.i b'fuf. hr fril into such
fortunate hands and several Year. uf
pruI-r frri.ns failed o. tv.iurr hls
health
"lir,Hi hpi other s'arrhy fu.si. arr
ih- cheapest saii pr cart Nu-g''IH
professor - phufuacui"sb government
b1 si"ui, laboratory "lur fAls r"nsnG
fh.y arr consumed more extensively.
They af" ~" f'-1i. that. l-i 70 -
o,ss. hfins uu arllu.'s
The principal symptom - arIiu...
ts ahuuraal,iy 10 trafh.Hs The -.
rIra'irn 8. murr lif.4.' H,=.1u~ 'hr
lung. are 'y.n tn eliminate tie -
crss - po'.un.
What Is The preventive or remedy
fur agiiHs's'
Snm'flus. doctor. sfy. birarhouatr
- s,i1 uF mB.r.,ia--a'aa'lu, that
n'-'uiif" The a,ii.-to prevent act.
i.,sls after uvsm'..ns after ether an
.s'h.sla ~ rrii.l ~ established a,..
iusi. ur diabetes
Proper Diet Needed
ng' 70 kr~l 'r0m getting a,lIr-i,
there j. a better suy The necessary
alkaline. pn h- taken into 90. r.-iy
iu a mIA,l il,'. oau'a.H.u. .ry.4 y,sc
tables. fruit. aU4 mHk
.pu' cannot ,Wpla.if" 'pu mgsh
'hc vnlu" - mills. gfy.A vegetable,
and fruits. d-rlar,-' 'S-Ia- va".r''a
"ttVm thc',r fluis one get, sodium ard
potassium rar'uga''s Bu1 other ln.
ursault saI'. thl' an, absolutely n"r,..
sary iu ayHfraIfns the aI.i. u uH.
i - kvp N,iI The juice. contain
fhs aka..uys thr body n,.-t. We
Marble Hill press., 1920-05-27
Farmer. Flowing Up Snake
Den, Killed 47 Reptiles.

Peter Neyen. while plowing on
farm near Upton, Ia. turned
over den Of snakes. Scyen
ran for n gruhhing hoe, which
was nearby, and with 1t dispatch.
ed the reptiles, There were Is
snakes In the bunch. and they
we're OF every kind and color.
Making another round Of the
field and coming to the same
place, Neyen turned over an.
other big roll Of snakes. which
he immediately killed, and this
time the number was -. making
total of ~ snakes In the bunch.
The snakes measured from Is to
Is inches In length. The only
kind missing was the rattle
snake.
Marble Hill press., 1920-05-27
Trouble Started by DOG Has lust
Been Settled.
Egyptian Authorities interfere When
Two Villages Engage In Bloody
Battle.

Cairo.--An assiga case has ended
which is one Of the most remarkable
held In Egypt for years, 1t originated
in vendetta, not between families
but between two whole villags, iiami'
dat and Ashraf. near Keneh, Upper
Egypt northeast Of the ruins of
Thebes.
one hundred and ffty years ago
dog from the village Of Hamidat
bit an Ashruf man. who died. A
quarrel followed between his relatives
and the owner Of the Hamldat dog,
which developed till all the inhabi-
tants of Ashraf considered that all
bersons OF Hamldat blood were guilty
Marble Hill press., 1920-05-27
Wolves in Manitoba
Meet Trains. Claim

Winnipeg M1b -Nrrur,iIus -
'hT.'uphrf r,5.s"'i. station
agent M GBnlun villas. o short
distance from h"rr. 20" only
ihiUs wolves don't insist un A..
iHs To- h.s town 0. voting
i'us-''' was her, ~ .vi PRO
,in,lal I"rmls.iuu I" carry o. .In
ami .ay. 'hr WOLVES know IN.
railroad timetables as Wy.l ~
N" chief dispatcher and runs
IN iruSrs iu mv-i N. Incoming
'rHIu.
IT, was given ~" I"fuii.
huusbi z suu and luniri az
nifh enough Bmmuuslan 20 last
l.u year ~ two
Marble Hill press., 1920-05-27
German Liners
Are Marked

The four most Aggravated case
which are being considered inyah,
tire" -As,.r.gau yr>,,'. and The lu
ieru'pr which 1, dying he nas Of u,
tulIri .lHe since she was turned over
20 England by the United States tn,
lu''ri states ships arr George Wa,l.
iu.Tuu un which President Wusu,
travelled tp and from the p.ac, con
t"rurv. and the cargo carriers NJ.
rusln aud Calnu
Attempts TO Damage Ships
The lmprratnr while on trip q.
Europe early In March developed
mysterious list while az sea. which her
p1'rrr~ and crew we're unable 90 rem
,sIy I, J.. hcII To have been caused
'f q deliberate attempt to disable ,hc
..nut liner
The Mnccusju turned turtle IN IN,
l-c basin several months ayp. When
Divers Investigated they found her sea
cnsk> had been opened and So tam
pcred with that 10 was impossible ta
close them several bombs were found
20 the George Washington .evera'
weeks acu Just before she was SchtG.
ulri 20 sail fur Europe The Calino
On her recent arrival M Rio de Janeiru
was found IN an unSeaworthy cOndi
ton a. the result of deliberate tampcr
ing with her machinery
Marble Hill press., 1920-05-27

To an ignorant man learned WON.
an Is a literary nightmare.
Marble Hill press., 1920-05-27

Engiand's first factory for the man.
ufacture OK artificial silk has been
opened near Derby.
Marble Hill press., 1920-05-27

sooner HF latter people 'sm., 20 the
nr, 'ag, far banana p", .s mi.
-Hnup
Marble Hill press., 1920-05-27

The silk industry of China employs
from 100000 to In0bN people.
Marble Hill press., 1920-05-27

II may take a woman longer TO max,
,lp her face than her mind.
Marble Hill press., 1920-05-27

The National Academy of Sciences
medal for emintncr In the application
Of science 10 public welfare was
awarded Herbert Hoover tn Washing.
ton. The award specified his applica-
ton ot science 90 the conservation,
selection and distribution OF food.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-04-16
4 HGrUARs

William Edmond l,dwell. va,
bMn Nov ~. ls4s VAS married
10 luJv,h Johnston. Sept. ~, iSsI
70 iills uulon we're born eight
childtvh-~~iout boys aud louf allls
H. -ir having proceeded hlu to
the grave Bsar twenty three years ]
Leonard and Edgar ~ Burns K /;
also Mr. VI linda >;essrt. Mfs
Eunier = II, Mrs. Anta Neictr
all oi RHn. K Tenn Nr !ory ns
WiIeh. tiunhoiid, lean. II \
1idw~l. 81 Mari, Texas. NJ H.
ridwell. NJ Whitney, Texas Bro
,hers; \ A. Tidwrli. II Dickson
NJ l.. Kingston Springs, J, l. oi
Burpa, J N Of Whitnry Tex Sis.
tas Mr.. Eliza Cunningham. Jlugo,
Ms NJ, N Clark. Nashville, Tenn
He united With the Primitive
Baptist Church, at Tu'nhull. the
second Sunday ia aug 1855 Died
March 18th 1920 Age II years 8
months aud 10 dsys Truly X est,
be said man Vt God has ttisu,
while he is nov sleeping in rt~ N
made grave he II resting tfom l,s
lahors and hls works do follow hin
A noble. useful vel SPIN, .'a "
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-04-16
CIVILIZED MAN LACKS
COMMON SENSE, SAYS
SCIENTIST P0MEROY

mach disorders caused by improper
living and eating When seen at
bic Nashville headquarters he said
while modern conditions have
a heap TO do With people being
yickly.looking, tired thin and pale
oil che. tune, lack "a! usius common
ssnss can be blamed equally as
much.
81, Ia impossible always to lead
the active outdoor life nature de
mands. lis Impossible Tor mar,
10 exercise the body sufficiently tc
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-04-16
Mere distant relatives than

ended Mere distant relatives than
those menttnned. His pweioa,
Rreiharn and Sisters in the Church
together with hos, II good friends
are all si, 10 mourn thrs; Rres, lose,
though We do Dot mourn Tor this
precious man Nv tof those who have
no hope, when thinking over bic
career 81 usefulness aur sorrows are
rot 90 erea, A. they would have
i,esn had bic heen IL no rfohl. His
a,gal chuurll was desired by bic
sty.r children, his church and his
sAhs.f4 Before and after burial
services (shich services we're con.
.@uce-t by the writer who 10 one Of
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-04-16
ss
Chr, apiiii.

Qaats. d large csowd stsea6rsi
services At Antioch SHadsy.
Mssrvn Spei.hs and sssses, ais
!. II. Dsks, Tp~ni Sasasdas ard
Sanaiay in Charlotte. sts4 xnsssss "a
t.eis meshst. Mrs asllse sp#lght,
Mss. AgAsrt psssas snd ehiEtvy,
III Wssits uak sae<, are ,fssitlng "a
shs h ,tss Al A~ Jas. FIR
Ms Ana Mn. I.atheH Daks spsn'
Saturday 10 ss*hsisas skseppshE,
j. w. simpa ies aud Mrs ] X,
Simpsins w+9~ called 10 NAvgsiss
Saturday 10 attend TIE tesiSivs q
j. X ssMpx.a3, xh4a Las hsaE ID
hospital there iM ten days
Dr aud Mrs Ii. IA. harSins,
Mrs H 4 @sosy aai Misc Mshls
Story spsns saturday IN clarksslIis
shopping 4
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-04-16

hia passossl .his sxpssssiea va
heard from sssnv, ,hsss ssvss lived
better man than Wm. Tt1Wsil.
hear children you NOT osAsss will
make no mlstaAs 10 live - ySas
dear father has lived. | pray tAel
the God oi lore may fiehly 4sell
eth yoa dear childssa as1 sssstly
feesncils 10 oil
Written BY Request 81 his sA1psA
which hs dearly loved asd w wsx
dearly loved By thsm.
J. A. Pess.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-04-16
Are foa Hal fy2

To be hsppy soa mu : ~ well
II yaa are frequently huuuisd ~isb
constipation aud txdlgsssion yor
csnaos b. altogether happy. Take
Chamberlain Tablets to cones,
.hese disorders. They are PIT a.pl
and essc,aai. cary aud pleasant 10
saks
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-04-16

make the gastric juices wholly ant
y,rlle. /, IL impossible to spend q
mut h time a. We should IN Ii,
fresh air and sunshine, Bot il i
possible 10 treat the stomach. al
ready weakened bv these mis,a Ses,
with at least little consideration
=" III The people thought halt n,
nuc9 Of their sto,naehs ~ they DC
their pocks,books. there wouldl
be so mach sickness here,
II We wouli cit down quietly TO
plain, common seuse meal, cal
slowly, and chew every mouthiu
thoroughly, ahd then give II time
to digest aud be asslmilsted into
the blood 10 noutlsh the system
there wouldn' / be 10 many com
planning droopy, issless and iVe''nl
men and women. lsu, we don't;
We are a nation os boilers. WI
holt oar food and expec, our s,o,
maeks 10 tia the ro;k our ieett
Intended Tor. In coRseausnce. WI
are becoming a nation o' chronic
iyspept,es and rheumaiies
"Ou tnreta,hsrs gave rs twS
things -tirs,. glorious land witt
unlimited resources aud opportunl.
ties, second. sound CONSTITUTES,
With good, healthy digestive organs
We fought Ia keep the first intact
and free hut we're letting the
second ~ to ruin
The amount OF hall chtwe
hastily eaten inod the average per,
con s,ufs into himself during ,h,
day /. positively wicked. Thee
when he feels dull and nervous b,
wonders what's the matter and
imaglbes he has heart trouble, OF
,nsamnis. or goodness knows what
There Is just vne thing the matter
vita him. He has abused the one
organ ri hia body which Ia mos,
essential to good hesl,it--sssa s,e
mach-ani until the gastric jnices
IN bic atomsth perform their tunc.
tons "a they should oil iha doctor.
and medicines in the world will not
make him veil and robust
"Ths other day man wel! known
over this section came to me and
said From wha, . friend ,ells NE
sbca, ,ur medicine, purs,one, |
think ii ~ill help me Al least
am wiling TO give IT \ ir,si But.
supposins it does get nv ssemAeh
in shape ilow long silI !, laAh ]
simply said. IA yuu begin taking
rurstooe right nov, q the cod 0! 8
lev days your food Should to ii.
getting perfectly one+ more But
i. you can,ia9e 10 act Ike 4 foil.
81 .ar ~ shat you ca. aud the way
you est il IL concerned you viii be
right back ~hers you are COW inside
VI Gx meath.
VIA, SAID n tAts mar csn hs
scphsd 10 thousands las, tie hini
oil OVER the country
Fayate1s sold i'd DICKSON by
Clvm2re Phsru ey, in Buras bv v
2. Rui,rey K >lr, sud hy one lead.
ius 'rass At Ia Every s3wn.
FOR SALE Puse Bird Barred
Plyuaash Rnck Gags 81 f0r set
ting II rs, Mrs. r. A, Nrixh'.
Tennessee City
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-04-16
pomeroy Told Wel'-known
Southerner Hc Was Living
Like 1 Fool q Far % His
Stomach Was Concerned

John romsf0v, ths' rsmssksble
New zsalAadss. who 10 now visiting
Nashville and attracting 90 much
attention By bic novel theories.
thinks that civilized mao lacks
comm ssoss. pomsroy claims
that most III health ID due to sto-
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-04-16

Biggest hssssins svss s1See1 y
N aslbsrman's n adisstns94 sAls.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-04-16

FOR SALE"-Puse Bird Barred
plyuaath Rrck Gags 81 fCf set
ting II rs, Mrs. r A, arixh',
Tennessee City.