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Connecticut western news., 1921-10-27

down pains settled in my back. When 1 moved around the least bit the pains shot through me, making me so miserable I could hardly stand up. Mornings l felt achy and stiff all over and was so dizzy that every thing seemed to be spinning around. I felt weak and nervous and my kid .neys were badly disordered. was advised to try Doan's Kidney Pills and I immediately began using them. Two boxes entirely rid me of the backache and regulated the action of my kidneys"
 Price COG, at all dealers. Don't simply ask for kidney remedy---get Doan's Kidney Pills---the same that Mrs. Mcdonnell had. Foster-Mil- burn Co.,, Mfrs, Buffalo, N. Y.
Connecticut western news., 1921-10-27
CLEAN POTATO STORAGE BINS
Farmer Who Has Been Troubled With Dry Rot Is Warned to Disinfect
 Thoroughly.

Every grower who experienced trou- ble with dry rot in his potato storage house or cellar the past season-and there was trouble of this kind because of the comparatively warm winter is warned by A. c. Tolaas of Univer- sity Farm, St. Paul, chief inspector of the potato seed certification de partment, to disinfect thoroughly all bins before using them again. Either a solution of fOrmaldehyde, consist ing of one pint of commercial for maldehyde in ten gallons of water, or solution of bluestOne Cooper sul- phate) consisting of one pound of the bluestone dissolved in ten gallons of water, should be used for this pur. pose.
Connecticut western news., 1921-10-27
Good Purebred Bulls
 Improve Herds Quickly

With purebred bulls a breeder achieves more in the improvement of his herd in two generations than he can in five with grade bulls, says the United States Department If Agri- culture. Department workers have thoroughly studied the subject of building up herds to better milk, but ter, and beef production. Better sires may be obtained either by in- dividual purchase or by becoming a member of a bull association. Litera- ture on the latter method can be obtained by writing to the depart ment, and will furnish useful reading during the winter. Full information can also be obtained by consulting your county agent or State agricul- tural college.
Connecticut western news., 1921-10-27
Profitable Interference.

"Always mind your own business" says a writer. "it doesn't pay to get mixed up in other peoples quarrcls." |" Nonsense! That's how the lawyer makes his living.
Connecticut western news., 1921-10-27
PROPERTY OWNERS ATTENTION

If you contemplate selling or hold ing an auction, consult Fahey & Randall, Sharon, Conn.,, they pay cash for your goods or hold sales on commission and pay you the cash when sold and assume all notes. Real estate, merchandise, personal prop erty of all kinds. Consult them If you wish assistance.
 Their many satisfied customers are their best recommendation.
 Constantly on hand and for sale. The best new milk COWS and spring CTS they cap find Let them know your wAnts
Connecticut western news., 1921-10-27
IF WOMEN ONLY KNEW
V.h2t Heap of Happiness It Would
 Bring to Canaan Homes

Hard to do homework with an aching back.
 Brings you hours of misery at lei sure or at work.
 If women only knew the cause that
 Backache pains often come from weak kidneys.
 'Twould save much needless woe. Doan's Kidney Pills are for weak kidneys. Ask your neikhbor!
 Read what Canaan citizen says: Mrs. M. F. Mcdonnell, Reed St., says: My kidneys were in a very poor condition and dull, bearing
Connecticut western news., 1921-10-27
BEST PRICES FOR BROILERS
Easiest Way to Haze Fowls of Uni form Size and Quality Is to
 Stick to One Breed.

Broilers bring the best prices when they are uniform in size and quality The easiest way to do this Is to have them all of one breed, as a crate of mixed breeds will vary in size and shape even if they are all of the same age.
Connecticut western news., 1921-10-27
JOHN J. WEIR

Undertaken Auto Service Great Harrington, Mass. Tel. office sew House 464J
Connecticut western news., 1921-10-27

A good thermometer in the dairy will pay its cost many times over, says the United States Department of Agriculture. Don't guess temper atures. Be sure.
Daily picayune., 1921-04-15

w. T. Woodul the cotton buyer, re- turned from a trip to Womble last night.
 J. R. B. Moore Jr., handles lots of tax money and keeps as straight rec ord as ever kept by any public official, but Bob" says he can't understand why his own little change" gets away from him so mysteriously.
 We may not be able to draw blood out of turnip, or caus ca leopard to change it's spots, but we can all help lift the cover off old mother pool of oil so she can give a house party this spring in Nevada county.
 The Western Union Telegraph com pany is stringing new copper wires along the line this week, working today in this city They have their own cars. and the employees are comfortably lo- catedd. no matter where night over takes them.
Daily picayune., 1921-04-15
MURDER JURY DISMISSED.

Memphis, Tenn, April 14.-The Jury in the case of E. F. Ketchens, who was charged with murder in connection with the killing of J. H, Causey, who was shot to death aboard a Mississippi river steamboat here in 1919, was dls- missed today when Criminal Court Judge Richards learned of the death of the mother of one of the jurors.
 The case was given to the jury late yesterday. At the openeing of the court today the jury reported it was unable to agree on a verdict. Ketchens' attor- ney included a plea of the 'unwritten law" in urging his acquittal.
Daily picayune., 1921-04-15
HELD FOR GRAND LARCENY

Sheriff l.. C. Steele this afternoon went to Emmet and brought white man named John Snider to the county iail who confessed to the theft of Il horse and razor from Terry Norton. Snider was given hearing before Esq :: A. ]. Adams of Emmet, who bound him over to the grand jury.
Daily picayune., 1921-04-15

Judge Franks is out looking over the road working today.
 Thurman Rhodes of Hope was vis itor to Prescott last night
 Joe Bolls and family of near Lane burg. are in town today arding.
 Sheriff Steele has gone to Emmet after a man being held there for bur glary.
 Hon. J. Q. \. Bush represented clients at the Washington Circuit Court yesterday.
 Deputy Sheriff Clyde Cox took c. V. purtle to the State Hospital for Ner- yous Diseases at Little Rock today.
 One of the most optomistic oil men in Nevada county is Dr. NJ. H. Kenne- dy of this city Stay with it doctor, we're with you.
 Rain today, tomorrow shine
 Wet today-tomorrow fine.
 Tomorrow shine-day after rain,
 off again and on again.
 
 Levi Moore and family left for Cam den today. where Mrs. Moore will at tend the Stephens revival. MT. Moore has business at Sparkman and other points.
 While there was no brass band to greet the visitors here yesterday, the generous smile of welcome reflected Prescott's appreciation of the big bus mess meeting.
 After you read your magazine, save it for the boys at the armorv The guard company will appreciate same in it's collection of wholesome reading mat ter to he stored Tt the armory
 Joe Boswell's big store is closed to- day while arrangements are bing made for the grand opening tomorrow, of the greatest reduction sale ever staged in Prescott
 A premium given with each 3 pound can of coffee sold. Something worth while. do not miss it. Farmers Supply Co, April 16
 Hon Randolph P. Hamby arrived home last night from Washington. where he represented the defense in murder trial Mir Hamhy was called to Glenwood today on legal business.
 IfeScolIS representatives. HI tti' Arkansas School Contest. are off to Nashville today, brim full of and confidence. We eX pect d good report from them tomorrow,
 The fixtures of the Barnett Cafe have been sold to the Commercial Ho- tel at Gurdon, and are being shipped to that city today. The sale was made by sam O. Logan, who purchased same at Receivers Sale.
Daily picayune., 1921-04-15
CHEAP FOR CASH

Porch swings, settees, rockers and flower boxes made to order. Also fur niture and screens repaired, lawn mow- CTS sharpened All work guaranteed. Save money Ed Barger.
 Cor. F. 7th and High Streets, Pres colt. Ark. 49 d6t.
Daily picayune., 1921-04-15
Baked Salmon With Tomato Sauce

lib can Chum salmon. l cup tomatoes.
 1-2 cup water
 l slice onion.
 Glove or two.
 1 teaspoon vinegar
 ? teaspoons butter
 1-2 teaspoons flour.
 1-2 teaspoon salt
 Pepper to taste.
 Cook tomatoes, water, onions, cloves and vinegar twenty mnutes Melt butter. add four. and stir into hot mixture. Ad salt and epper, cook ten minutes. then strain Add salmon and put in baking pan. pour around half the sauce and bake thirty-five minutes. bastlng often Remove to hot platter, pour around remaining hot sauce and garnish with parsley. This will serve from four to six persons.
Daily picayune., 1921-04-15

Antonio Moreno at the Gem tonight The special train carried q good bunch to Nashville this morning, B. II. Logan went to Gurdon this morning.
 J. B. Hamilton of Emmet, came up on No. g this morning.
 
 Edward Gebhart made a business trip to Shreveport today.
 Rev T. H. Crowder went to Arka- delphia this morning.
 Free coffee and lunch at Farmers Supply Co.,. April 16.
 R. Mcdaniel of route l, is a Pres colt visitor today.
 
 Joe D. Grier of route ,, was Pres colt visitor today,
 J. w Bostick of Blevins, was here this morning.
 "Prescott's a good town was the general expression of visitors here yes terday.
 +. c. Mcdaniel and D. B. Brown went to Prescott this morning.-Sift- ings Herald
 I. \. White of Prescott, was in Hope yesterday guest at the Hotel Barlow. Star of Hope,
 E. II. Logan, prominent citizen of Prescott, spent yesterday in Hope on business.-Star of Hope.
 Mir. Chas Beekner of Little Rock, is spending a few days here with home folks.
 s. Y. Spoonamore and family of Nirt Oklahoma, are visiting friends and rel atives near this city.
 Prescott and Hope eolored teams. will cross bats here this afternoon in the seasons first game of baseball Miss Jewell billiard of Rosston. sis fer to Algia billiard, is assisting her brother in the county clerks office this week
 I have cut price on sweet milk to 10 cents per at Will deliver fresh milk for breakfast. Would like to have a few more customers. c. C. Purtle Phone So1-G The derrick at RoSston well IS con sidered below the standard. and it will be properly amended at once in con formity with the wishes of the drillers. Arthur F. Finley. the sign writer k arranging hundreds of cards and ban ners for the special sale" opening to morrow at the Joe Boswell store.
 
 Rev. Frank NJ Wells. late candidate for governor of Arkansas, is in our city today, representing the Contnen tai Life Insurance company. He will be here for two or three days. We will have a coffee demonstrator at our store Saturday, April 16. Call and get free coffee and lunch, and handsome present given with the sale of 3 pound can of Canova.
 Farmers Supply Co. They that take up the sword shall perish by the taxes.-Cleveland News.
Daily picayune., 1921-04-15

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Daily picayune., 1921-04-15

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The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-01-01
The North, The South, the Black Man.

Witnessing the dealt of the of 1920 and the birth
1921 ring the old ring in the with search
eyes the death of the fears and doubts of
black people, ring in faith and hope.
The of 1921 ushers period of unemployment that
to people with whom vitality
concerned The law of action and reaction operation
visible with the naked From the abnormal and
has brought reduction in losses poverty and sober
reflection The white people of the South usual place the
blame upon their darker brothers. Send them back to Dixie
slogan they Reasons offered that
should decenraized lands should be cultivated They
that the South in immediate need of their
labor and that business and financial depression
the North will not permit the assimilation of black people
in its industries
Right and hope begin to play their parts The
people faith humanity this exentthey do not
rendered in the North during exgen
ces be readily forgotten Their perous performances IN
the manufacture of high explosives and the labor that was
dstasefu to other the which they base
that the North not in sympathy with
the lynch and other nsidous institutions of the South
the of other They
hope ideals of Christianity and democracy
by the North will become de-
lied as TO condone technical slavery
ton competition robbery and murder ROPE
The black people have gathered the determination to re-
North if faith should be shattered and nope
despaired. , =, -, : eo;.u
the same economic the North and some
have forced close their municipal industries IL Is al
legged that the plenty of white power to WORK
their farms industry 1t contended that the
chronic the Southerner prevents the
asserted that the
We 10 full of virgin the black people, being Amer
p citizens should be allowed the option over 1t
in preference foreigners and grants is predicted
the unemployment in the North is not and
the services darksknned people be well utizeo
when country reverts to normal is obvious that the
and the fuller feelings OF personal
v would make North veritabe heaven to starve in If
The South NAV as we'll obey moon" and for the
stars for unless industrial conscption introduced the
sons Ethiopia will remain in the North They stand with
faith determination and reason Bring on your torture
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-01-01
TOUCHING TIVE HUMAN
SIDE OF THINGS
Chicago Daily News, Dec. ~.
Wages of Colored People

II was only bv making am ingenious Use ID
statistics gathered both IN Chicago ami PITTS
burph thai the compefs oil the Preliminary
Study of Inter. Racial Conditions Ia Chicago
we're able to compare the wages Of white men
Messrs Gold and Armstrong reached some
interesting conclusions.
For instance. the average number of persons
in families is practically the same Tor Whites
and negroes. Win whites having slightly larger
families The white husband has larger iu-
come by S200 than the negro husband. The
negro wife contributes about s. more To- the
family budget or about twice as much as the
white wife The children OF tlc white family
contribute bteweeu 500 and $500 more than
If the white family is about $500 larger chan
that of the negro family.
Bv grouping the families according to annual
incomes it is found that the largest percentage
both of whites and negroes are within the g5puP
getting from Sl.200 10 ST 500 year both Tor
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-01-01

what he meant by this term "a seed
sack of death" Most everyone us
ing a handkerchief uses it to blow
their nose on. If they have any re
spiratorv disease such as an acute
coryza tmcaning a cold), influenza.
cough or bronchitis at each blow OF
the nose they fill their handkerchief
with millions OF germs that cause
the disease and If the user OF the
handkerchief is careless he soon dis
tribute, these germs to his neighbor.
\ user OF pocket handkerchief
should remember that when he dis
charges his catarrhal discharge upon
il. germs can feed and thrive and multi
ply while as soon as it is dry, every
time he takes it out OF his pocket
and shakes il in the air he distributes
his disease in the air and his neighbor
or byStander may pick up the same
disease.
During recent epidemcS OF rcspir-
atorv or catarrhal diseases the public
were told to douchc their noses and
to garglc their throats. They were
told 10 use masks which probably do
more harm than good. They were
told to AVOID crowds. which were
probably unavoidable. and they were
given other advice. good, bad and IN
different and vet. nothing WIS said
about that seed sack OF death the
pocket handkerchief and no doubt that
It went on spreading the disease in
all directions for almost no attempt
wa made 10 stcrilze handkcrchiefs
In the wash
advise ihat any patient that really
must Use a pocket handkerchief and
has any catarrhal disease first see TO
II that their handkerchief j., soaked in
some di,nfcctant solution before
washing. such As teaspoon OF lysoi
10 a pint OF hot water OF a few drops
oi formdldehydc or a bichloridc tablet
III the ,ane amount al water These
solutions should be handled with care
as lhey are deadly poisonous II taken
internally In the sick room nothing
beat, the use oil paper haudkerohlef>.
Each time one l. used it should be
placed in bag and burned. II would
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-01-01

illegally obtained. promised TO let me
have one Tor $4,000 which paid to HIM
in advance. Instead OF getting the coat
he took the money and fled TO Canada
What can do to get back the money or
the coat? | know that he had the coats
FOR | saw them,
Answer: You cannot compel hun to
deliver the coat il it was III tact stolen,
Tor the contract was Illegal and was
therefore uucuiorcible, especially when
it appears that YOU knew or suspected
that the coat was stolen IN quasi con
tract recover judgment but this viii
not aid YOU much unless YOU feel reason
ably certain OF being able to collect It
/ + YOU can reach him lew lawyers let
tiers might prove OF greatest assistance
Question: Four week, ago | engaged
doctor TO perform an operation Upon
nv wife This he agreed 10 do tor
$4,000. 100000 OF which va, to be pad
in advance and the other 5000 to be
paid as soon as my wiie became able 10
perform her household duties. he
services 10 be rendered were those neces-
>ary Tor operation and 10 restore my
vile 10 health following the anne. /
wa, assured that the operation was moi
dangerous The operation vas pr
formed but my wiz died upon the tablr
a, she wa, being scwcd UP ! am told.
paid Sl000o before the operation va
performed Can / recover this back and
am ! liable for the other hity'
Answer You cannot recover thai
$4,000 winch appeared % have been Tor
the operation Itself Tho payment VA
10 be absolute and unconditional upon
the outcome OF the operation and there
lore the doctor became entitled Ia II
Immediately upon performance OF same
! You are not Liable for thu remainder ri
tins al winch Wa> prevented bs death
and both parties are released from the
contract
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-01-01

stands alone, he is component part
OF a system OF mutual dependencies
and by his acts he either increases or
diminishes the sum total OF human
good. The living generation contin-
ues. the. magnetic current OF action
and example destined to bind the re
hottest past with the most distant tu-
ture. Thus, the community which
burns maliciouSly. takes human life
today, has placed its imprints OF muir
der upon many generations to come.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-01-01
Facts---Not
Fanciies
Bv.A y. Fields.

For over d half century the Negro
people have been called upon to stand
the test OF the most brutal civilization
OF the age. and under the stress and
strain oi American ideals they have
watched with bated breath the hypo-
crisy OF Americas preachments. No
race OF people grouped III similar
social and economical environment
could have stood the test OF such
fragrant violations OF their rights and
privileges as have the Negro Yet,
with patriotic fidelity they have been
power in aiding America to main
tain what She is pleased to call the
highest standard OF the worlds civil
lzation
False Ideals
That the civilization OF America is
not only much exaggerated. but its
preachments themselves contain ele-
ments OF the most Infamous hvpo-
crisy Is clearly evident in the every
day life OF Americas citizenry. While
this country may claim the superiority
OF knowledge the claim is unsustained
by justifable facts. The object OF
knowledge should be to improve
character and to give impetus 10 more
efficiency in the pursuit OF high ideals
and purposes. No man ran claim a
superior knowledge unless he can
show that he is lf-disciplined. and
what is true OF individuals is CORE
spondently true OF races and nations.
| No nation can lay claim TO superior
/ kuoUle1gr culture and refinement
whose hands are stained with unholy
1 blood.
America Soiled by Her Own Filth
Self-discipline and sclf-control in
nations as well as in individuals are
1.-THE beginning OF practical wisdom and
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-01-01

consumption, etc.
We should not
forget about the
pocket handker-
CHIEF. \ recent
writer writing
ior one OF the
Medical journals
has referred to
the pocket hand
kercllief as =
5 e e d 5 c k o +
death. Let us
now co rs d { r
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-01-01
Editorial of the Day
WHO'S AFRAID
the Chicago whip.l

~
hAFot II the white world sure of their
Thew Unborn and inherent II they are 80 sure
ntvesNo that they are the tho earth and tho born
. human s . s"a s's their
Is, usurped power Unprecedented and their world
ID wide domination seriously challenged. p
n "A general rule. does not fear the
sS pyxmy; neither tho OF civilization
are that his eiviEsen viii be sostpsed by a new
tyineyo order Of apes tribes and clans of the
Nhghest developed eorias seek the accent.
point shnnents would sey Beware
can monkey domination" according 70 his own
,ood concepts is Only than the angels and
. A. the monkey Just a little lower than himself The
" white races their darker brothers are
e" lower In tho graduated scale of their own making
acer than themselves they OUT " Beware of tho
not anon yellow peril behold the black plague"
xposed II the tho keys to knowledge
jmpath and tho passwords we'll as the eHrs
OF strength. why should they fear danger of black
bood ~ domination yellow dictaton -? Tho white
ust man. the of his own concst and
out of his ssfhypnotism. sees that re
and shall not forever inherit tho face Of
49, "A the earth. an
8 built Tho black and yellow breaking the white
new mans monopoly organized brain and wealth The
lnhabit white man this In his bgotry knows
~ that people his interiors in latent ab-
N knows that the same FIRE of genius burns in
a the breasts the black and yellow did In
J." IL the dark and medieval He knows that black
t,n yellow unravel the mysteries, Of
III and science. He that
and constructive ability has beon beaten down by his
inc "a might It lives Tho white know
ana ~ present achievements small In
W. with those will accomplished.
w{2E object tho Of Beware Of the
cpa rcd & yellow peril plague the
or. A lnvouna airy shrek a part mans
Ter ES reneuon' "m'' po''' n0" a' 'hoy are not
10 " @ raliery people being innately In
Feels hereny Interior nothing outoyop.
unpan& , ~ rae. nr.tuslc.. color h.,r.d and gnohI.
Lond fear They fear that should they loss the power OF
physt ~ might and equal opportunities
E gained by dark people that they bs H.
CbI&xzo throned surpassed.
ope we are urea 81 suo'eruse ana 'A''nes'' II 'n'
n v1s.t9Ss "'o ',@, s, ' 80 "a '..o S " '
Amer & ' py"' Mic, ahY, b. b. Lno.s. .a
ID Let hin, admit that h, IA AFRAID a. c
nards rislnx shakes his entire system.
" Let tho world cry 0 inferiority and
Is not conscientious and that apprehension
l. Day 1a&couds the brow Of white humanity. svA IN
Au.-->l.,..s''''
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-01-01
THE TRIBUNE PROGRAM FOR
MIDDLE WEST DEVELOPMENT

]. Open the Great Lakes TO the Atlantic.
II. Finish the Lakes to the GaH Water1cdy
III. Develop Practical Highway System.
~. Re0roto Our Vanished Forests.
Without Deidy
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-01-01
Local Catechism
1an E. Moore, Attorney at
Law

All Questions OF Legal Nature Cheer
fully Answered
Question My wife and | were mar
RED on May 9Th, 1907, and separated the
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-01-01
Legal Hints To
Women
By Violettc4 Anderson.

Ny husband had an account at a
ncighborhood Bank OF about, $500;
he died a few days ago and when
tried TO get the
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-01-01


same day and ! have
not heard IRON hei
since. Can ! get .
divorce
Answer: Yes, pro
vided you can eStab-
lish complete descr-
ton on the part OF
the wiic.
Question y young
man acting as agent
Tor a dealer in tut
coats presumably