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Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1922-08-24
Recketts Enjoy Another Reunion

A very enjoyable time for every
one was the order of the day when
the Beckett kith and kin from far
and near gathered at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. B. G. Hoon two miles
west of Chesterhill, Aug. 16, for
their 23d reunion.
Auto caravans began to arrive by
10 O'Clock from Beverly, Waterford,
Marietta, Malta, McConnelsville,
Dale. Millfield, Cutler, Mountstown
and many local rural communities,
until 102 persons were present. A
sumptuous dinner was spread on
the so foot table, and it was grati-
flying to note that among the live
liest and youngest was Henrietta
Morris of Mountstown, aged 86,
and Erasmus Beckett of McConnels-
Vile, aged 83. Not far behind them
was Mrs. Sabra Beckett of Water
ford. ever faithful and always pres
ent member.
OF the old line of Becketts, one
chair had been vacated since last
year, that of Erasmus Beckett of
Waterford. AS guests were the
pleasing personages of Mrs. Sara
Hopkins, aged So, and her daughter
Mrs. Jennie H. McInturf of Chester
hill.
Those present from a distance
were N E. Ross and family of Buff
falo, N. Y, and Lewis and Chas
Gibbons and Lenore Hoon Gibbons
of Shawnee, Wyo. The day proved
a very happy one, all feeling much
appreciation of the excellent hospi-
tality of host and hostess and feel
ing that much had been done to
bring the members of this old fam
lily into closer bond of sympathy
and friendship, and glad to know
that the same enjoyable event can
be looked forward to next year on
the third Wednesday of August at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs Delbert
Bachelor of Dale, OK.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1922-08-24
Weak Back Caused Suffering

r. J. Porter, Sterling. Colo,
writes: 'T suffered with a painful,
weak back AS a travelling sales
man, l had to stoop frequently to
pick up my grips and the pain when
l Strengthened up was awful. was
induced to try Foley Kidney Pills.
Relief was immediate. Say, they
are great. Sold Everywhere.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-11-17
Killed Soldier
Is Given d. S. c..

f,lasD thss es@le, They wanasss To keep
thsxn to rad In AFTER years Nsw ~sssg
iirS@ TINS rsHm 81 uicesJ r. wef IN o
seTarAe&k and can swa1 hts swn pssa-
Diary when~yer he pswsse~ Il a5sstfsSq
IN ire eiippfni.x thsss are hais q hmn.
cred iesegratns NJ sympaihy fhe 60.
caai n~tIce frSte ths War d<psrfsa~rs
and several sAslcising lsstsrs from
esalers IN taanhstoa~ and ssuanmeatx
nus Mira -sig tira" iAsAssse Jim was
ncs tiesd.
one day eeafae ~ naswths after
~fha }sm's" fgnsral services Mira
HGHhrvs rrr~iy~d letter frusn Lssss
tenant Hanhegy, He was all SHOT 10
pieces and Ia q hesassEl IA EEaAce. be-,
gfsttng alanx pretty welt
= told yen Jim ~nsnt dead" was
shout her ohly cosansat.
In tire Hanbery vas sregghf kses
~ ghe states. spent mRny uTashs In
hospital an6 Ehaliy was weGi enough
to get bach to- work. he came 10
esssaha and becams a newspaper re.
porter,
And that's why 10 was called down
to Fort croak and In the hrsssNce OF
the entire garrison. efhcers n the Ses,
enth army corts arys, offASers frua
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-11-17
A FEELING OF SECURITY

You naturally feel secure when yos
know that the medicine you are about 70
taks IL absolutely pure and contains no
harmful OF habit producing drugs
seeh medicine /, ~ kilmera swamp
Root, kidney, liver aud bladder rvmedy
Tho same standard II pari'y. strength
and excellence s maintained In every bot
clio Of swamp Root,
u II scientifically compounded from
vegetable herbs.
II 10 no, stimulant aad ia taken IN
sesspponial doscs
II "a not recommended fnr everything
II Is natures great helper IN relieving
and overcoming kidney, liver and bladder
troubles
A sworn statement Of purity ts with
every bottle Of IN, k,lmcr. swamp
Root
II you ne~d q medicine, you should
hsvr the beat On sals at all drug store.
IN bottles OF two siies. medium and large
However, II you wish hst to Try this
great preparation ~nd ten cents to IN
kilmer 4 % ningbam.on. Y Y for Z
sample bottle When writing bs sure
and mention sh'. paper Advertisement.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-11-17
SCIENCE SEEKS THE TRUTH CIVER

]. 1n Prisoners. taxing the stand ttaf
.hts Enultpet ~ vxf.tr- lNrrts Will prove
ass 1sssryy ~ yt.e satisfaction ~ soth
plss II ians aud crSfnIna}og{%
The medical Rssaeialiou fsisrd 10
c4va ts as1sciai 53Qrsvnsfif 10 tNucre7
Ilau~es plsr- hat ITO sub l@e, uas
ws,5cis a.stssssd IL an Internal mau-
ner. sod EsSrt tt4'pFva Ma Expressed
tr the ~ssgfirnA ieHa ~ The elr@E4.
r.as MIS- w4s4rh lss9er iIoWse tSys b#Ss
t4en ua4Acf Bas f.zs ssreral srars asA
haYe braasai .utarable saF sfactnyy
fs-<a!sS
IN ~" lnfo,r '.sTs~e&au ~ bis
r,per it~ physician ssuri9sisfsl fhs'
rrsBlts ~ hSs grtwFir~Efs eNaa'3
ys ~ expFvgea ia e.aa8 ~ ., j,tcnst
To arS cyS.r bat eiasuae9 that ths
fsess ,'Sa4Hes shnslg xs*sf sspaitg "
g,rql<saA rerss,rs - Witnesses c@Ftn-
~ pert,1 ~ -f~sIigt' sss~a csei1
re sdssrtaen,sssssy ssri ~ aafA,~1.
I've. "a tlee ssdnsiAsr NJ aearg my~te
rAe ~ ersraes. aas, III esssens "a Rss#ag~s
~ezid prevent . miscarriage =. Iva.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-11-17
Teethina Ends
Babies Colds
In a TwinkEng

Mothers ell over the South are fass
learning that Tceshina. the wunaerfai
prescription 81 famous phssiclan. 10
the best remedy ca earth tar areakiag
NJ hahy's cold almost overnight.
Thousands are tes,ibinT that Teeth
ina s,1pis~d shsar rhildca's colds
while they slept and scores Of others
say whensser their baby starts snees.
ting or tho nose begins running. thsy
iusi give them TeeihIna and thats the
end ~ the cold.
Tco much stress cannot he laid
upon the necesslty Of breaking up q
ci.isd's cold before Il gets a bold and
thereby preventing serious treahlr~
such a. bnunchitis. toHsilitis. the ter.
rihie masteiilt,s aaa many other dsn-
g~rvas troubles Of children, Wise
mothers know THE and Always keep
reethina on hand.
Your druggist seiis II or the Mof.
sest Laboratories. Columbus. Ga, win
send yon regular siEe package and
valuable booklet en the csre nf Tho
Rahy. II you viii send. them Soc
Advertisement.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-11-17

Jus, why the provisional govern.
Ment should have changed the name
OF the capital from Dublin, apparent.
iy Celtic III origin, " not IN spelling
20 the raIlc Ath Cllath which Is
the postmark ou all letters which are
vrre,ctl today frum the reCent war
arCR ~ Sackylilr street. ia somewhat
put,ltng pubhlinn, The black root
x~trf"cn~.fs-.a. IJyws, 4!.s., ssst.l ~ haye.
been given ~ tame tWvnty ccatu
rites ago. And was used ny tho Ilancs
Tho. neM l,4,5ne Is pf~asretnrrrf katiar
cleo the town nt the hurdle ford. de-
rived from the somewhat marshy
SrosSink paved with wooden hurdles
ar stte rrint where The ysast rad
frnm Wicklow 20 Tara. then the capi.
tai IL vlNnd passed over the River
Line, Montreal Family Herald.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-11-17
Greek, Saved by American Saa-
ors. Saw His Parents Killed.
by Turks.
COMES here As STOWAWAy
Band Of cvithrcass Fire Buildings
ina, Were Net Already Burning
and KIN inhabitants and
Loot Seuses

New lark -ConstnDdl0os Ska'tlFls
i ssrrpk. twvats sctaA a refugee from
SIM, ma, SAVED by sailors from the
United .Siutre destroyer litehiield 9f.
rtted here frunl Nailes gs s'cNawHs
"a the steamship sagllclnn" feiree.
lie told immigration Inspectors that
hts paVnis had been stain before bis
ewes. bat ,ha, hls sister. whose
whereabouts be does not know. had
been saved
skatElrss said that he bad kept a
small grocery store IN The ur"rk sex
l!on Of smyrna near the plague hes
piial. On October Ii three days after
tho town had been fired, Turkish
bandit. giant IN stature who had
heen lam~l or porter, 30 the Gus
toms quay before the war and who
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-11-17

t'oN, ever u TIE real criminal Was no.
broaghf e Justice
In ose experiment, In f,silss. ws,rs
ht cited tn Ihe asssel aisss. Ns .,ls
iaAi faan under strxsf. charges, wt,h
serfmns cstEme, ss~taet aysoDp. np-.
taia u eoBfieeSen on cfrvnrnssa p.s :,
eTia"nee Twilight sI-sp~ wa. in.
@icr& wi'sost ss+ rrkse,rter's fuow,.
edge, srt ~ gave infaysna sior xhlrs
when ciecssTa w b. the Data. 10
llec pvat~a 'he asns lrnswrra.s snS
fc~ai'fz5 II IRIS ar0gIifaL
Tie physician heis fhat. ~hsr hls
Ulcers has s'ss'n asieansteSy ,sr~ve,s s,r
itvrs8ga experiment III asn6rvsga ~
csss~, 4 new neid Ia t-vsrtslrai inpps,,.
saisssn slil b. aren~s Hfo which wts,
voi tsatg prove a t~sw~vfai As.s IL Ire
lictwry1ssa ~ rrtassnsis. tsat VILLA sgs,
frs7erss great rsrste@tgaa h. ff.sr4Y
gs lastly aesgses ~ crStre
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-11-17

lie had fifteen slnutes to llva
We're there no last w0rdsf
Was there no one b. wanted 10 sect
Had he no parting request 10 mako'
Yes Rising from his bed Of SICK
mess. he staggered to the ph6nE
Was II his mother to whom he
wished 10 bid farewett No, II was
ais wife. lie called her.
Listen. Mabel. have good steak
for dinner tonight Tha, death scene
ni~ays ssss~a, .aD fs.ss. sA.r4. -.
That's all; good,by :" And he
rushed back to take his place again
az the camera operator started taxi,
eng him In his last moments
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-11-17

S'Hle wears ago | WAS t'nrA In 4
snNll tpUutry prSt office and MA ittlN
faNpr~ tyr the patrons | WIS ASKED
hy an old soldier e. write lc's0r TO
c0s congressman NSkjns Why ,hnss
wwse ruis'y tng Sn Ssyrwiy rrSarYEns rts
gsi,sIoa | wrote Nd cxcc,~lusiy "a
theste ltttcr 4 sew days later I WAS
tcpfnutA ~, the postmaster with ,N.s
letter tR which, trNu farce q. habit,
l had signed t6~ posttnaSt es uamA
and asked In Nc uncertain tertns
"tiaw cauie - Exchange.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-11-17

FhllaAelehis. ra.--AierFs FrenkA
proprietor VI IN oyster hauss. haa re-
leased .iaasanas ~ blsaisrs rrun
heir shsiis bot nc, sHttl reccnt2y aid
w. nnd pearl Then be teaad two
large eees Estimates as to their vstge
vary. but II IL generally agrscd that
Franks evasd close hts establishment.
60 10 ralm nsaeh fw the wtasss. aud
ssin call II prontasle s~asaE.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-11-17
Hero Reported Dead Is Decorated
for Mefisafieas Service On
Field d Battle.
LEFT ON FIELD FOR DEAD
Nousdsd Fayty~Fovr Tinses In A.
sssnpsns 10 clsss Out Mackiss
Cur Nest n chsssaa rhisrvy--
wife Insisted Ne Waanf Dead.

Omaha. Neh, -~Lleat. "iiig jim" Han
hery, Formerly = teacher In kaasas
Manual Thinning yorAal III Pstisharg.
Nan. who was "kitEei~ al Chateau
Ihlerry, and for hota funeral serv-
lces and memorial exercises were bid
10 fiifsbnrg. Tulsa ard Enid. Okla-.
and several other placex VAS called
before the comuandnnt AZ Fort Crook
and before 1900 soldiers decorated
With the distinguished ssrS tee cross
for FaeritUriogS service Oh the field Ut
battle In France
Before p,uRing the cross ca his
bsrast the commanding ofncer read 10
, iiaheerJ personal letter from Gen.
eral pershtng and another frotn Gov
ernor Allen ~ Kansas. each commsn4
Ing him !oF the eryiev he had per
formed Although he was nfacialiy
allied ~ Chs,eau Thlerry, iiaabery
" now newspaper reporter 10
Omaha.
aet, ,Aennaea Eorsy Fsar Tssxss, -
Briefly this was the service for
which Hanbsry was Decorated,
AT Chateaa Thlsrry hs undertook.
with a platoon n men. TO clean out
ts@ssaan Sasartssiss ssn nest fYs was
wounded ~ times, !eft for dead On the
battlefield for NJ hours crawied and
RULED three miles % the American
lines, sren, many muuths In hos
pllal and to-day carries one bulle, In
his body and four Iierrs ~ A hlghcr.
piosise shell In bis head
Rig jim" DE stands six fee, two
Inches In his bare tes.tl was teaching
al iitfsharg when tbr war broke out.
lie dt',nt wait for the drart. hut ~,
listed "a once he went through nne
o. the training camvs, MAS commits,
slnurd l!rH'chant ana married 10 Miss
Nellie Crane teacher Ia the same
sch"o| at rlttsburg lie was neu,en.
act n Company l.. fifty nth infan.
Try, Fourth division and In this ca.
itacItY went a. France.
The War department rablei his wife
In l'titsburr and his parents In Enid
~ his death when the funeral sery
Ices wcrs arranged Mrs lIanbery re
fused Ia attend
"lim Is NOT dead" she Insisted
Everybody rtled her, Hut she Insisted
Jim Is Not dead
Papers Played ue Ais Death.
Kansas and Oklahoma papers Played
up hls death.
Zig Jin's' family got al the clip
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-11-17
Thirst Saved Life Mhea
Freworks Pant Blew Up

Es~Ak HsRatna eauner VI fh&
tsam.sss FSvw@eks ecaaaeny.
rear Lnsasn, a.. ewes ais hfw %
hts THIRST. he iets hss eaNsswy
S@s4i@n fsvaeey ASiasssaE w ~ ~
q assres isssssss Zee . paa u ss..
isv fev aFtrktns raFsss@cx He
Vas last lesa ysFxis away whSa
p.Sxss%v In Ehe baAldiAx exvAasaea
ard ssa~w sas rsEnf ~ atsssEs.
TIE tcFre n ghs sxpsasaea
stama1d psRahss. Aas Ne escaascs
!Raary. TIE Cause VI she eapa@
saaa IL uaknawn,
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-11-17

CovInssnn. Ky.--'Tm . long tina I
suffered severely every month wish hss6p
sebe and pains 10 rny back and iiaaiIA
1fscn began usins DR.. p,srce's Fsvmits
Prescription and ! ran ta~say that \
ga~r nss much relied and ;ha, II has bena
the sagfse great tcostii Is my daughter f~
similar trouble. All women who sTdm
with trouble of feminine chsrxA9
should try Dr. Pierne's Favswiie Fr~-
ss+s,ss.a. e~Mm kiia Mullins. 1ay
Center ~
Start on tho road 10 Ilsalsh ard Bsaa.
N hy obtaining shis "lru~rrptssn" ri II.
fS@res from yrwH feiSf5ssstsy,d drug
Gist, tn tablets % iiqssi Write pv p,cscal
president IHvSlids Hotel In EsGAlad
N. T.. iw frse medical aesv,ce.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-11-17
Escapes Smyrna;
Tells of Fire

had acquired fame az q wrestler, had
eatsred Smyrna at the head " hand
ssss sssteors~ys sgra ssxf' fst' fsr& RI tiny
buildings that were nc, harnlns Thea
they had started TO KIN the inhab-
Itants and leo, hsns~s
Father ard Mother Killed
They rushed into m9 store In the
foreHeon." said the ssowawMy, hiram.
dIshias bong hruadhlad~d knives, and
attacked my father and mother aud
my brother Thamna. who were trying
90 keep the Turkish rsl,sers from ,sk.
ms goods Ny parents were killed.
ore bandit ss4Eed my sister Katherine
and bore her away en his shoulders I
pursued him while nay hrMhrr fought
sa-xIerniely 10 = c"rncr ~ the store.
Il searched everywhere for her. Al
last ! was tusA wsse' had t~ees carried
20 by the briganas 10 their caees In
the mountains back Of smyrna. where
they had been hiding aud proving on
The coah,ry peanie since the Greek
army had entered IN the slsinS Of
1927.
AFTER hiding all day, went "a the
American consulate where found
some naval officers and sailors frsm
the des,ruyers In the hnrhar which
were taking Of the refugees TO the
steamships bound for Greece,
Il got 10 the waterfront with great
difficulty, ms the heat from the burn.
ins ruins wns intense and tho smoke
from the ;ohacro warehouses wRs sui.
focating. Because the streets are very
narrow In SMYRNA u was impossible
TO ross down them. Tho flames had
spread across from side to side and
the roadaay was piled with debris.
Sailors Save sister
AT the custom house STEPS met
hoa,mah who knes ,nr family. He
told me that kathcrina had been
saved hy sailors fwm the American
destroyer. hu, could not inform me
witch steamship shc had been taken
~ Ttese, &gsA ,.f',l1K, 4 asaa .ss,ssssssryss
men. women and children, ~ the quay
ws4R ! Was there. 'tses days after thr
FIRE started TIE last news had vas
tha, the American consulate had bees,
fired ty he Turkish hnndsts- AZ tty~g,
uiars. as they were styled
The Sowaway said the TURKS had
rot nstemned 10 Interfere with the
Arrenlans. Greeks. Jews and other
refugees nhea they had rasne under
the protection n the American sailors
but thsf uany Ind Ea~n tiIIn9 In The
streets trfore they c",is reach the
~sterfr.sR' Ttirir tofies lad been
ihraH ipto the flames IN ssS~r :,
hile All trNres ~ ,hc crimes commit.
ied nv The Invaders.
Tie said 50 Italian steamship had
tasen him ~ RrtadiSl A, Marbles he
lad hislie0 axay I'm. the Gaslss.s;s.a
r~irce 10 Evt to kuserics. where he
says hs hiss frt"nfs slthaash he soss
isaS ha0a mheF. they Hive
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-11-17

rnc0hut with salmon salad yvu Viii
have something % look forward ~
Sprlnk'ed over the top ~ cup custards.
"a @st,teA, 80. A. eeslqayAE pls AMI hctnrs
going into the even makes n very
dainty dish ~ aa otherwise ordinary
que A haityupful stirred lNto the
gingerbread. or MIXED with applc ani
celery. with biz ~ rsl pepper. fOr
salad, iasaes u variety.
coeonut Orange Pudding. --- Take
one.halt eupful NJ hrrad crumbs nne-
quarter ~ A cppful or milk. cre,hird
u cupful ~ orange j'ii,v, thrive Ia.
hlespoonfuls ~ sugar, ere hall curfal
Of cccwAut. one Tablespoonful " ra0iiIa
and one eggy Mix the bread, aIlk.
sugar ani Strange !alcc With the
bsaFrn sols. i,ea, ,he white until s,lg
and trld Il In F1ayor With yanilla az
wl,h tho grated rlnd ~ the uranga.
hakr IN small r,nlds set In bot water.
Serve with orange sauce C,WSNnut tis.
cults are very dainty for sea add a
halt cupful NJ cceonu, 10 a drop 81
biscuit 3auSh
ccecnus Suchs0 Potatoes. Take
thrive trp|uls ~ bet mashed potatoes.
thNr ess yn'kS six tahlc>nooutuls Il
nitN, vas>Gubrtrr 'casuaautul *
pep;rr nnr tes SpNNGu, Il salt
AMI the ttyvc cSx whites with oae.
; half 'upfal ~ yoeorut Az the eSg
ynlSs 'rRtea ~ the potato. thp e,Ner
lrevrd'ynt> n e-,Ir ggSvn. aaa hn!Sh
With ~ ca~wut aa' eGg whites TIA.
ed IN Gsh,'y lsAe NHsA a~e .r A
wet ervQ sea- tak aS Itsh 49, lu ho,
water Serve tru I've hskSns asa
G,eueesser Ciae san3. IN r.sast
tuu sts,rs e hyyaA an Vr s,la arl
~, .In'n trtan@'y> S.,r,4.l a -. IL.
toa>t,% SIDE Win satNayl gastf a-lve.l
WITH saiaa 7wsSx '3>ru sfst ,e.'4r,a
trat layer NJ taaa a~a aa tn5
sl,,,,,s ~ bacon ard tao s.,s,s~ " r.SsS
,maa,o spt,st wen salad lryss.rs
ceScrut Ascarce-s Take cSs pp.
mi eaeh ~ Nsvuan', CORN As6pS srt
sassr to- 9S'e> II tive es@~ 1855 II.
hlp~yS~yafa,s * aear, a Sst X ,a's se {
a fess,Npsagal N safalia N@ ;'s :
whites $50 the .sasar 3ieAfiy rt 8
r,ss .epn s'8kes> cSSN4aat na. erlr -.
,or ar3 sgo9 hS sfs~ntuls aa hss,
mx Sacet Makrs q
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-11-17

Sits cTab meat and bake them
Fish pis.--C0os 10 thrive tahle-
spouufuls ~ fat ane sliced green Peg
per one small onlob, sliced fine. and
three tRbisspoanyals cf minced muEh.
raoms When all are vel bros nsd
rrmoye them frem the fat and add
three tablesroonfuls u aour ore aud
Onehalt cuptuis ~ chicken stock and
one teaspnonful ~ salt. STR eos.
stantly until the saacN ,tekrns. then
add one ruptul u hsh. Salmon. seal.
Tops, crab lnenr. shrimp or lohster II
the scailups are usrd, eeok In the
chicken stock uatll they shriyel. add
the other ingredients put into small
baking dishes lihrd with mashed p1,h.
10, thea cover each with mashed p4,ta.
10 and brown III the oven Serve tro,a
lbe .dlshes IN which they are baked
Ssal'op cho~osr, Melt two table
spo"ntuIs ~ salt pork INT in q sauce
pan add one small UnIoa. mlHced very
tine cook tao minutes, then add two
cuptuls ut raw xlIrei potatoes, Cover
~,.h tssae -srvptals,af vFss~r ara ssfh~a
the potatoes are tender, add two cup
fuls II mlls am! two cuptuls Of minced
scaIlops. when they shrivel add salt
and pepper 20 taste and ,lx soda crack
ors In serSiag put etuek er IN each
soup plate
Sea Foed Ia peuIs,,s Cook six
oysters AMI siX clans In their ovn
Juice until their edgrs curt Melt two
tahIcspnoufuis ~ fat. odd the same
measure ~ fpur, riS aeii tnd add
enc lAlt eppfW ~ mllk end ohehalt
cuptu ~ c}s;yr and clam t!auos stir
tie sauce uUlH II trktn&, then re-.
n.nye from the Hrr. and when vet,
& olgd .stil. 81 he. beaten soik of ~
ess. SeByr Win tuayi points
stuffed Tomatoes I'm tomato
cups Ai'h chopped oulon and catnm.
her well SEASONED Nib q rich dressing.
l,le ssed are they whose furniture ls
Inexpensive ~ - shabby that TO
ch.ldren ard dogs are ret cv,iHded
a.. a
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-11-17

| CABINET

90. 1874 wssssFa sswsVas@x usAsAi
II al sh@ nUw.rs wsr~ recess.
II axvss eaAsass grww,
n ne osA-tashiensa psssss
Drss IN TIRE masnlAg ass.
Then nzSh might Fave . rsasea
To wsitap~f ard epsayla4a,
Ard spwak taoss wsfaa 81 tFeassas
YEks all our sYu 10 yata.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-11-17

Every department Of housekeeping
needs Red bross Rail Rlue. Equally
sOod FOR Kitchen towels, table linen,
sheets and pillewaseS ctc.--Adv~r
tiseMnnt
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-11-17

feed that the
ocvan carries, for
one. uIsg md
many delicious
dishes pseIsa red
frvn eanhst, food.
IL Jon av fond
Of crabs. Esar
s'iFne peppers
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-11-17

Fers tirxaha. nsesaheTs ef the War
Mathars. Oversees Girls aaa osA~F pa
srsesle organizations hsa slsHwi to bic
hr~ass the aroGse distinguished sere.
Ice erussN
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-11-17

Seteusl.ye rs&she~3s fz rsstf55sx 6own
the safssga~ 81 tssfe@y worSsfs " f.gssv.
Ena ssrTs.ssssl. tte rw~ulf sf oaS Aargs
factory s@laS " yer cen; slsse=ss
40 sG.Elel.SY.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-11-17

N0tkfns ufttes. hua tf
small children 4, should
he given very seldom, II
at all A biz ~ cUonut
added % a sniad. a dish
of sliced oranges a pub
dlug sAuce aui q cake
icing or fitting nids
much 10 both rs appear.
nncp aud AaSar,
II You have never
81 ....iH -. .,.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-11-17

TaA ,An sgtSrrd hest when they
~ r N'te-s srr .A,NSe whN see that
d. sN they agr alSa woSSsnS t&
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-11-17
Msshiss 10, the Masses,

Overheard n, the fret tee on q pub
he course In q midway city
swell, where's the tirst seoiv
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-11-17
CALONEl GOOD
BUT TREAcHERous
xsxt Dose Nay SaIkasa Shess
Lhsf ee attack rcur
Hons&


roa kaex what ealasrsl b. tFfs snsge
ssrys easckxiseer, Cataaaea ie daasess
c<& II cs~stes snse se~F hse like
aynsmsts. eranpias aad sleaSAsaS yeA
csicnel ATTACKS he lseaes aud sAeaaA
n~Tsr IN pat Enta year syssera
if yea fsel htlseGA hs&Aarfy. e~nxst-
rsseA ard All kaees~s eat. i9st "a -
yoae arvggsst sad Get o hostile ~ pssk
sans Liver Teas far few c~pss whach
b . harmless vegetable Substitute fer
eaassreas ealasaek. Take a spooafal
saa n II doe&as start yoar liver and
strxtxhsrm saa up hsster and 9aieker
than asssy ealaasel sad uisAaas snakfng
you ssek. pea Jest 60 bach ard Set ycsr
aso0~y,
nsnt tAks ~aionsi, n sssh~s -
s'es The next day; Il loses yea . days
warS. notsOns Liver Tone x,rsssh,ens
yoa right ar and yoa fe~s xrest No
salts nsc~sSary. Give II % the ehildrsa
because II % perfectly harmless ana
can nas saiiya,e, ---AdNrtisemeul
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-11-17
t4s ExperisrSe.

"FVauy law sst wnnaa always
feels hlGgvr than she books
"NHa tad yea thatt'
-NeAAy, | Janced villa ore iast
piA6t"
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-11-17
FOOD FOR TIE FAMILY

coronut IL a good food FOR NEST
people whose digestion Is In good
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-11-17
sEA FOOD

II II nos ueeessary ,kas shs live nesr
lther coast 10 enjoy the dsligh'fui
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-11-17

Whatever hecsms u that rrek.
Richard GarHer who went se Africa 10
Eady naasey lsngSa.ef~ ASKED
hisnks
He's probably esmr~d Down In New
fefk snnng the cake EATERS and nap
p~rs trying 10 d~e4phss ,hslr txik." ~
piled links
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-11-17

Ilsssed are they whose furniture IL
irespubais ~ - shabby that TO
ch.ldreu ard dogs are ret excluded
from ia sacred nreetncts iienry 4.
Mafwln