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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-03-19
SlNIPKINS GOES TO CLUB
At PROVENCE MONDAY.

j. W. Simpkins, county agent, will
visit the Provence Club Monday.
Returning to Ardmore he will con.
duct a farm terracing demonstration
north f the city, Tuesday, going 10
the Graham district Wednesday. on
tho same mission. on Thursday,
Mr.. Smplsins will visit the Equal
Rigts, Newport and Deese schools,
and will be at Mary Niblack school,
Friday
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-03-19
Gusrdsman Pay Ready.

Moines for payment for the last
half OF 1921 for members of Company
Il, Oklahoma National Guards. have
been received and will be given to
the boys at drill hour Friday night,
Capt. #. o. Mclean announces. Sew
enty-five mon are entitled to receive
payment.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-03-19

In 1914 Hutter came to America,
Travelled aooLt the United States for
year studying the people and their
clothes and then Joined the Mccall
organization.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-03-19

Anybody who was alive and old
enough to take notice of the sartoriai
doings Of womanl;lnd during the pru-
dish eighties and the modest nine
ties, will recall without effort the
"fascinators" with which lovely wo'
man was wont to swathe her head
II winter, her shoulders in milder
weather.
Fashioned of yarns both soft and
othcrwis,--''icc WOOL" an especially
prickly variety. was esteemed as ul'
tra-smart--thcse little shaws capes
and scarfs were ms essential Il part
of maiden's equipment as today
her many sweaters are.
Times have changed, and so have
women. Today the veriest neophyte
at Fashion shrine knows too much
TO bundle up her head and spoil her
silhouette. Hoods and head wrap
pings may be cosy, but they are
scarcely picturesque. And the mod
ern girl kncws that 1t is far more
important TO be always graceful, al
ways picturesque. than even 10 be
beautiful.
Perhaps the cleverest idea of the
jeunne file has had this season is
the fascinating scarf which is part
Of her frock-a scarf that cannot be
dropped or lost. that hangs. floating
panel.wise. below the hem of her
skirt IL she chooses to ignore 1t, but
Is thrown carelessly about her throat
or wrapped gracefully about her arms
TO suit her whim.
Manipulated by any ordinarily In
telligent young person this latest
scarf Arrangement becomes a super
fascinator which makes the memory
Vt the 1880 type of fasclnator seem
about as coquettish as u nuns habit
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BUSINESS TRAINING UNDER
4DDNtnDI pIfSINESS COI 4 E(, H.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-03-19

BUSINESS TRAINING UNDER
ARDMORE BUSINESS COLLEGE
TEACHERS WILL. INCREASE YOUR
CHANCES FOR A SUCCESSFUL
CAREER. PHONE 613. 1871
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-03-19
Silk TricOtine, $3.50

A soft, lustrous silk fabric. has eve
appearance of an all silk material, drap
beautifully and is especially suited I
capes. sc inches wide, in black only
500 value, ~ +
special at ---------------------- ~SS
The Chilkat post., 1922-10-20
THE SPORTING PAGE:
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strips of that stands of alleys excellent during the wage Ofoer the Post Exchange the with
 
 Corps villain Pxs signed for forgot bring it If get hold consider it description rather that the Titlanued natck 5he QMCs pretty thoroughly
 
 Tn that the greatest possible enjoy the alley wiate decided to right in it's outfit. The grabbed formed into teamsif large compet tion between the different schedule
 
 be To this following appointed
 "E" Co.,. Mccoy Pvt. Clarke
 F" Co.,:
 QM-" ard Medics To selected later.
 These Athletic Representatives Company League Bowling utfit as handle all athletic acvitie track, When alleys will for the the Post formedBut the abilities bowl the the stuff for the Sa start wiEnSo make Athletic Representatives get We Il
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-02-17
New u. S. Veterans Vocational Schools

~ rFNrNG Of me rniiet Safes
Veterans Bureau Vocational
schools q, C'alnicoahe, O.. for.
a.rly Camp Sherman. marks tho In
Hxurstien os Dw poiicy 10 rehs.
hlsating the Disabled veterans
Formerly the .rsipe@s were farv,~A
IN; to various institutions TIE vet
wsrs aow will he taken esr ~ 'hc~e
~hcsls sn6 PLACED IN the government
Institution Of Chilllcushe The govern.
u~ne will no, take students cSat ct
~cr~slted universities cod csssessA
there yvsetsns hurrsu trHlnee~ sre
,stnx professional courses.
The .rhosl d, Caiiaicoths II teinx
mildly scuipg~d with rsr8srn iaters-
.sr4~s And saops for cssssss In rlec.
tsc~l work, printing. st~sm rtFins
ng-~vtnx. carpentry. ar~hit~eur~ ard
Ayssshindlrg. ~ w~li ~ cSpaF~ss mAesnx
agriculture. anIrsas Ansesw5ry, dsi-T-
40. .Aesse ard cr~an making. forrest
~ aad similar lines
TIE css,~ext sttsrTsos win ~ raid
NJ TIE hsA'tA NJ 'Aess dfEstisi rsF
y~~as A moAefn bssyfta' p1'' ~
rrs yY.s grs.a ~ ,A~ caHfpas nith sn
.saqaate assisrsl sna ra'%rS ER5
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-02-17

ctain aha, II maars 10 the fruit grow.
~ 20 have the uncertainty nlnovesi
irnm the purchase ~ his nursery
stock says statement issued from
TIE rsI~timeu, station
ffAss Fsls effs, stse ..ss@y.sS, ~ sss~
Massachusetts, Fruit Growers ahs.A
ciHtion, Iiv Shaw applied his hisauti.
cat'0r M bod 20 2tsn apple trees Ia
nurseries IN ibis stare ~ the amaze.
rcti y The nursery men. he three on,
nearly 10 rer cent " The young tre's
tor incorporating undeF false
nafnc
lr shows investigation Involved
"p3y n leaves ~ no varieties ~ ",
plr trees caIlryttti from avNhrys ~
distant states ~ ee}I bs n Ncv Ing
iard H. Gtscogrrrd 'hat always there
we're CERTAIN characteristics inySgtahis
tn iFEy@g ~ TIRE ~uutr variety nu,l
great many potntp ~ difference tpe.
IA cen tcaxes al. a. fYrgcnt gs.41Aia.s-
- .,yrt+rr hs- t-psxs n s,a.sasaglAa ls, an
r'i~'f RI lea' tests 10 ! lfp yvUnE ~,
lSs trrrS A. he se, them IN bis o~n e1
detrimental piots only onp tree turned
out When II came lntc herring. 10 BE-
GNerrrt frrTn HE marking
pF SHAW dres not pretend thst AIRY
hcdy ran t'ettlfy Fruit trees NY their
leaves Rus study. ~ says ulgl enai1e
FIRE "srtY'r wry~~r Se %stMttsss3ssss Aps
given variety in the rErsery.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-02-17
Two Cabinet Officers May = Be Jobless

1.-TWO cabins, tpemhers may ord
themselves toh.~ss -hsfcr@ the
epd ~ the year under the pro
sinohs ~ the governmental Orgaulra.
tiGn ~ the administrative branch ~
shs snsSsanaai. ;.,,.,y,., ,,,-,.,,..,.,.
The committee has already decided
20 unite the War aud Navy depart,
tsuts uecessita,ing the discharge ~
one surplus cahlhet ncn.ber cittes
Secretary u war Weeks az Secretary
~ the Navy ncnhy
|, also has uades consideration the
merging Of the Commerce and Labor
'rpH"t frrtsfs:; tsisr,es sssrs assse sassa-
EARS asu. THIS consolidation. II car.
4ed tn efTrct. would leave either Soc
rtAFy ~ Commerce Hoover W Sserr.
airy ~ Labor Davis without jub In
TO cabtns,
The creation ~ oae new cabinet
gou Is provided for IA the r.organlza
sos scheme Thr new department viii
70 kaewn NJ the department - pal,llc
,rifaw and will seek 10 asser.hAe aa.
Ger esr bead a number OF the govern.
nenta agencies now attached In Il
hgicai fAshion 10 departments With
which they have little concern
In l. may be grouped Such govern
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-02-17
STAFF EGGPLANT IN
/. WARM. SUNNY PLACE
Rich Soil and Good Cultivation Il
Necessary.
ceexnsnxi Appiasassnns " Nssy "sak
Lss.as Manss 10 aer<hsial--
Aistie flea tiestss 10 Meat
&a 50 - n, ~ TrSQssssSasRssa 'sl'''.'aigaF

Eggplant. 10 called etvaHse TIRE
great fruits are AbaEI The sl1s ana
SHAPE u an ossirtch esq. 10 closely ~
lated 10 the saSDRtG aud ps'rp~s sAd
reanlws very much the same treat.
Hsess ss ~ rs.EF@rS sag ssssSisA ssas-
ciatIsts 1T the United STATES Depart
ment If Agriculture. Tue egiyplAat 10
very easily Ghi4gea ~ ectd aea The
plants must be- started Indoors
through the greater yart of the
coaRtry Start ihs ssed 10 the bs'ssd
by sowing In 3 Iaaa box died With
good Snil The small plants should
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-02-17
X-WARBLE IS COSTLY PEST
Loss Caused by Decrease IN MIN Flew,
Destruction ef Hides ard Meat
Wastaae.

The little or warbN means an &C
tusI cash loss ~ saa.dn.oo to the
nniied states each year" stated y. &,
Wshop. Of Dallas tex. 10 an address
before the American Association fo'
the Advancement ~ Science. 81 their
meeting ~ Toronto, recently
"TK loss comes, h~ ssii. "thr-ust
a failing or In she milk dow illness
among Tho cattfc. due b ;ftifat'6n att
worry. destruction az hides and vast
age ~ meat whcu the beast snaliy
soes 70 .the hlock."
"wheS The gruts reach .hr hack 81
o. auirss. said the eiSskns, "lheY
Iakc tlrir pyrsruce apIWrent by The
F6mp III evry''stnw il-4.,t Fs~~!Y. causes,
Gradually they MAKE lh"ir way out
through THO hack ~ The Aul'nat ard
,lr2y ea p heg y az oyrr agaln Their
liGs bIs,uyy The orgy hope " dealing
wth she pest liy> IN energetic action
by ra,tir owners ii WORKING D1t Hna
DESTROYING The warhlrS frpF the harss
81 Their sfack The herd a',dalf ~
rnac over Systematically every ~
days fhc. grabs sla..Srd ogi and tce
S,ruyga ~ c6urSe. sypG fflaf|' WISE
IS Io>s heca'sg ~ ire hate< iprt n th~
hide. fy. ppuc;urrs " The tsrs ~
s"is,s .'1y MARBLES reduce any hide to
No. . grade
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-02-17

mentsl sgrpc,r- as ~ pahllc health
service ;hc children. bureau. the wuip.
ens hureau, the bureau ~ pensions.
HE luraap ~ tiNicEtirr. a+ii rhE ass.
ilsn service
Thrive or f5ar troi,y protslsnls ~
reorganization stand In the wNy ~ The
completion ~ the connitlee's report.
and President Harding at an esrls
date vii he called upon 10 umpire
the Differences !, has been the pua.r-
s'andlas MI sloae that the President
would make the nnsl decision Va airy
disputed questions creating 4 deail,'ck
In the commitiee, which hopes 10 Germ.
plcte The Serk In time 10 Jay Il he
fore congress and cpsrt I, info legislA.
ilon bcfow the end Of the presTu,
session
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-02-17
NATIONAL CAPITAL.
gid AFFAIRS aE iiBB
Navy Is Nearly loo Per. Cent. American

n IA . cen esfaxsvsf ns.ys ss~A IN
enty ca p~r S~ns " ira tNesl ease~r
es sssseaaEgs~ UvFs dAsAaaegahse sud
hat Asss per s~os Of tina fetal msn 10
the srTyssv daring the year deserted
tssssd cencaes sn~tsss IN sAe ssrslsw To-
EalaiAx esxs Gsssl sssans Hasn hsssag
sAxhs ~ tfasar sr~Stst. stsa testify 10
che character u the srisssoa men,
TIE dsssrfaatiaa u a~a by sssses
gives Ne@ iask ,he had In eolA N.
tssity ard resisAeace is.sE IN the fvs~
nass and lslTp IN the latsev. fcaaasys-
sanla ceases s,ecpas Ia each ltst. with
s.ssst aud a 90 respectively. TIE IA
tive sons' isss gives thsrt rAss~ ss
Massachusetts, fourth 10 nilnsls aad
hfIa 20 fyxas.
oas al th4 fetal. ifase sailors.
there are liau.A Waite, AtaS MA.
pines, ..SsS uegroes. isAl Chinrse, ~
Japanese. lsS SAEasaEs sag ma
inssor0s. 1d ilawailana i9f reTte
Ricshs aud " AmSgIeAn Indiana
The Ans~EteHn navy also II n ycaAr
navy. $ahSa being aRder twctsy ons
ss.a IAlfp5s u EAesa SIRE. -tweN,y,tesf
ard andey. and otty 80 arc above for
~ Ave. although 81 are over sixty Aaa
still active
Eight PEE cent Of the cnlss,ed men
are msrrted. tetRl ~ sssd uiep Os~s
Aslt the msn have bad prvslaes sra
service aud ssa u them have seryesj
pve4 tsvt,ly years
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-02-17
CLEANING AND GRADING SEED
No Other EinsSs ra--' ovvr-;,se
Winch Gives large, Returns IN
Producing crcpS

Their" is no single tarm operation
70 easily and chesply dcne, which
gives larger returns than the thorough
cleaning and grading " stl sreA soar
Besides cleaning oar the wersi seeds
the tAght weight se~is are taken nat
when tire 80 Is property done thus
prevrns'us ,be Representation ~ the
y@.aess plants. This practice carried
or YEAR after yea, permits the h..
crease ~ the best and siils uaf the
poorest Ths~ungh cleaning and
grading ~ all ~rNis planted IL tire
FIRST sep toward successful Greg
Therv 10 no tire Jke the present 70
put the seei In prysr shape for plant.
ins.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-02-17
Land ssrsd Under euise Of Science

1Afd 3tlfNh SFNNi Nbfas W pN'0'Nt
fhs ,am.fnnns ana fngolaud. Which
are now under ihe mandate ~ Great
Nri,an hy authority VI the treaty oi
Versailles. were handed over to I'm
l.tor william iby n German professor
~h1se .steashtc interest Ia the black
races was srieuttttc
t;uSiave Narhtltai (tS2i tr 1881
hal made many exploring trips Toto
Africa ard brought back tales ~ CON.
usrial and other possibilities that
strongly pypcsied to Hlsmayck In
1854, the ltrn Chancellor instructed
Nuchttm - explore certain rrgipns
ON hvtplf ~ the 500, erpmeut AMI wien
ih, scientist had Arrived AZ nv fNs'
tlratidn. German officer vie bad 80.
rmpaptrJ him 81 the Specml dircC
tion ~ Bismarck rstruptcd him 10
plant the German nag an TIM roof ~
TIE hur ~ me- greatest chat of the
country nod ~ irttorr the paputat!op
sptIyDt to N,' s,cp}vr of the German
kalyrr
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-02-17
GROWING SEASON
FOR MANY CROPS
Hotbeds and Cold Frames En-
able Gardener to Protect
Plants From Weather.
OPERATIONS STARTED EARLIER
Beds May De uitiiixsd TssssBhsus
spring ard summev.--rhsy Are
iasxpsnsiys and Esstty opss-
ats5-Nsatslssioa Essential.

sp--r.rsa ~ So n..... ss.ts. nstArasas
IT AxnEIissfs,l
liotbeda and cold frames ens6le the
hoaae gardener ~ lensIhvn the Eso@'
Ing season for his crops. Win them
be can starr his operations a few
weeks Ia advance VI the last chilly
days u sBstng. before which u Ia hat
possible 10 plant qua VI doars.
Throughout the spring add summer
these bsis may he utilized. uud afi@
ghe nrst fai trost they furnish pro
tecroh ,pr late vegetables They ART
Inexpensive and easily operatsi, say
garden SPECIALISTS 81 tie Unltrd States
sla=ei, ... ss..ssss,s.al - Agriculture
MaAinl a t40tned Sash.
Standard lio'bsssi snsh arr 3 by 4
feet. and II IL customary tO make a
hoGie saf9lsn tTdttetf wit, rrir-r t'sts, t.r
n,ars cash, according 30 the sire 81
bed desired se,rsi vrii-prutoctgd
ana thoroughly drained spot DIG a
pit u TO Is inches deep aud a little
larger than the bed j. to he made
Throw he gcssi top soil 10 one side
For 4 t&0-saSh bed about une goud
waguni0ad u fresh horse stable ma
nure will be required. Tie MANURE
should be- thrpwu ia a fiat pile few
fssr Way From Nfirre ths eSsf - fo
be constructed Hni the pile turned
about twice at intervals % ,hrc* OF
four days As II IN turned ihe outer
portion ~ the pile - thrown to the
mlddlc and The inner portion 10 Tho
4sIts.Io, IN. arder 10 set Ht.ifortn heat
tne ti'Fuux}lStut H1,-ssa- pait. .ihs !aan{.re
into ,he ~, each rkful being shaken
20 break Il apart and spread 4 even
Is. Il shpUd BE- we'll tramped Put
la n laycf about 3 inches des'p thrn
another layer, treadiuy each until the
pit has been nllel lsNeI with the
ground II should he iut mols,
epousb 20 pach reasonably solid, but
s,rlngy unlcr the tett ''
The frame ~ the bed made ~ wood.
is tbstN ~et ga top If the manure aud
.,hc earta from the bottom ~ the pr
banked lp outside " the frame 10 keep
out he cold The north side Of the
fruue should b, 4 inches higher than
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-02-17
yvT ASHiSGTuS - The Uasfea
w States aavy Is spT per rvAi

yvT ASHiSGTuN - The uaslesa
w States aavy Is ap.T per cvAs
pure American, Sov~sMry
Dvnby Il pruad Of hts navy ssss sAsa
that II was the test navy Ia the world.
sacSiag his ssaten~nt by figures nv
crttly eaiupilest By the her~aI % psvi,
sauan, Which show thas oA Jul. na.
,iyeb9rH ssilors represented NJ ~ pvs
sat natanalised mea. 2-Sg per erat
esllngisl anriyes ~ j@r cent. and Ghv
r-ssssa is 49, ssss sl!s.ss The last s.
Der oats ~ meH Al the end 81 the
fiscal yrat the nayy canypyise,i iis .s6
m-a. ~ which number lia.tl1 we're ua.
tissE TS.SWerv TprrM 81 vlHRsn Sstses'
the Philippines or Nirsih lsiahds, and
S'S7 weTv RsiUrslizei cittsehs
The figures also shoW Il il hMnd
prsed navy. Tor. 80, 81 i3A1rS az
f1cAhtS, only 1885 artr scy,-pted
II IL healthy navy ahoay and
sshore. according TO the statement Q;
tfa surs~on general
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-02-17

Every accommodation has been Elztis
FOR 'he carried ,rain~ss 10 insure ,hs
comfort ~ the student ard bin family
Mn-ses cottages hare te~r helix anf
furnished by the gosn.areDt
TIE administrative head ~ the
Schools Will be Coscnss Sym-enss.
who was cAses NJ the pnhslc srvscs
conniss&on ef Cuka 10 1868
Plans ARE made fer the sr~~msrn~ss.
',aa NJ sfs,D or rssfr sspdsats nj sas
C'h4tttcntas scsse~ai.
The NE'insi Vocational sAr~fss
sgtj tsss ne rlsce ~ mary 'ni~rsgf
syE%x ~ @fgoas f~-r-~rtT r4stsss aa,,
...-7scssen 10 ssgevRsA
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-02-17

b~ trahsplAnted 20 pots or 20 a shall
low box OF tray filled With sotl and
kept 10 a warm sunny place until the
, Sssltseg -, gale Natfn.' J Sg1' Nnt"rs'-
quir-~ d rich 500 ard good cultivation,
Occa si0ual applications az very weak
liquid MANURE also benefit the plants
grvatiy
Eggplant Is attacked hy several
kiniS ~ ins,tts, the mnst trouble
sane uf thssr being the little ica
beetle which works upon the ieates.
rtting them fuil NJ asaa ,EsssAsd halss..
As remedy. dust the pla0ts thor
nughly with air slaksd lime or Ncry
line tobacco dust. ny renewing the
fruits ~ the eggplant as soon SIS they
attain good size the plants can he
Kept ffuiting until Killed by fru>t.
Black beauty and Improved large pur'
pie are amoas the leadin. varieties
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-02-17
mt BUYING ASPIRIN
ALWAYS SAY "BAYER"
~ Zee the Nams "eaysr" on Tab
let's Then You Need
Never Nerty.

@' E'frayRf fPi-i''Iw ~ s-4ir4HHsv,s4S 49,
TAKEN vi trtt f,rr t'v,i-le ,..tl,-.~s-t ,t,..
Eo,hachr. laraehe, Neuralgia v1p.
baao Rheumatism. Joint Vans. >Suri.
a" aGd ralr gr~aaty
10 srt quiys riirt follow csvfully
the safe vgd proper a're,.ions " each
unforeseen package II "Nayey Fahletsos
..~l,a4la, .llAs pacssSs ,ls ..plsIpIy
stamped with the safety ~Haycr cross
The ",'Ayer Cr,~s" means the gen.
Uiur wvyld famous Aspls4n prescribed
~ physsisn> 'Nr Over twentyo one
wears Advertisement
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-02-17
Riddles Colds Can
Be Eased Quickly

III. kiag. New Discovery VIZ Do
shat very ;A,ns. easily snd gaskis.
DSaat gay, "lNeos hattie hdsi,r. | wssA
| knex ~has to d. hot YEA VINES
tAr eoasA hrw cofs~s. give littis Ds.
sssses as~ sssssSs.-sssx ~ daratri, Ard
II waii scea h tas~d.
", = gcoa ismaly cough ssd cod
remedy, tso. tcpSns 40 tho pAkSsz.
eleass ue tho cough. wa~sVs The coaA
grsssan. No harmful dsugs. Fee fisy
wears a standard svm~dy tns colds.
su4rs.,s. Is sss.ss, "A, yasaf azaaasssa.
Ga. a bp4ils,
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-02-17

snsseA ef nv tizns with palms and Aad -
have the dpetxx every nscatA tln& aay
l fpand . A.sas hSsek in nv yard r
CetAssa, OAi&hama. ard road Il hre0x.A
snd ecs ~ sredsesn~-t.ydlA 4 r.
hams Vegetable, CemruWsas. -sra tsak
eight bottles and used the SxnasivS
Wash. isscssce began ~ g~s EtFungwx.
! have got many ~nnfsea ~ take u iaxt
BY telling thefa what IL has dens FER ma.
] have yosang Sister wAnas Il haa
hksr~d IN the sas,ss way II kelpea nse.
! want we 10 kncw that am B frssna
Mrs GsoRGs HssnsE Iesa hYram
81. las AhgeaeA California
let LYDIA +, Psakhan's verwtalsls
GsassoInd b. 4 :. trsss.l .ssaesa = sa yp<l,
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-02-17
HIGH PRICE FOR CORN CROP
Much Csrer6s uee~ Kind ~ Stock II
10 Cver tc--rpretress MAKE
Best Hs.uvoA.

Despite ,he k,w corn rrsc~s there
ar~ many fsrrr~cs dsscostng ~ all
they raised ~ good pvFces. wsit. csA.
ere are Eetts1g less than -5srset
yrfc~s II sts trTe-ts wrsru IRE strd
~ SeSk thar eats u puxarea moeA
iSsarvs the h~st returns
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-02-17

les" said the prosperous io~Asnw
man iii iffSs rflsfif'sffg 'asY - ss~~ dea1mkz
ne~x connections In taiha.~
You'd letter specify what try sT~.-
ssid perfum~ry mlesaaan, "k~vs-
6ays n,an wbo makes a 1ssems*HS
Ike thst IN og~n ~ saspacssas "---Ets
mingham Axe Herald
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-02-17

IYOW 10 know appte trves sry t's~tF-
II caves. and Dol alaae by TIER
fruit htiy fair 10 feevtpe part
r. ''4e tr.sytryxs NJ the ssstr.~sS,h ..F.
enr,,isf IS restll, " scysn ycags re-
Hrch ny the erpcjimeg,al ~gAtisa ~
~ ssarhGs4t,s Agricultural college
a 4laa,sss, Systematic a4dg ~ il2e
,ar csRra ctsrs II yong apple trerS
Conducted NJ nr. J *. Shsp. espert
ssstsls4 Isl. las. ea.&bIed. FILM ~ sq,
rsss4e " Eew method OF iEseaiifsinz
t'rsery stock that prom 10 Fptaayc
ar Of the most serious risk. Of trgg
rrwlag
1f'ur M one wha has nR purchased
sd set ogt a block ~ tfVps lalelpi
,NlrtoNh. ealy III END eight gears
!, - sh4, 'hn &annossSl Mcintosh tres
.vrr ill Wolf river. 4 vSrfp4v' errryr
prthlcss In New England. rse epprp,
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-02-17

h4xn N&Eek4W24
|tssss siaiiaf Tkkse
taken q al MI -
'fur tsSny yssaszs -
y - kslre& -
siAxrxs tssEa 3 -
xskta xisi taA aemu6k
A1Aikhy wemalk
hk \ 49, lIs -
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ttme uAsn l tesk
I.ysziA n Piasl slN.s
NeEetsals EM
s.<xn.ss. ~.~R n a.k
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-02-17

A wcmans idea of delicious cfta.
rrr II ane where shr rS~ivrs mers
c~npllraents than anyncy.y else
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-02-17

tnc sua'h side. TIE good so'' from
tho s8-tatr pr rhr pft ~ srrrryf '.n
tht w,,ci lUpnufe II lXa Eo-ei plan
ca !rE " ,4tt.a. ae!l.ras1ed manure Ni,h
ST rrs AaNi.'ia,@l z - .r, '.,, ~, Il
~ ,he N On aHfi irTsp 'isr BIRD
q te5J tnr several days Nirs, the
uaburc VIII become NUry hot. then
AFTER 1.-TWO or thrp days 4, witt graf
ualN coal The temperature will then
remain HaNrp moderate W seeds
sloud be ptan,ea anita the temper,
~s&uas al Sss' su2l has fslIeN, hsi9w ~
DEGREES Use thrrm@aetrr. the bulh
Of which IS buried about nches deep
tn tie seii treIing the h"d with the
hand jS nat reliable ulethod " TAX
ink the temperature Have p~ce
OF a,d carpeS or bariar mat 10 throw
over she sash Tpt pFot,Nis1g 90 rI
trstneiy Geld nights
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-02-17

Hotbeds muSt ~ watched during
bright weather 20 yrsyett thrEa h~-
ersnsng too warm, 40 the sun shtains
directly % the glass ssson brings the
temperature seove that suitable for
the growing Of plants,
veutIa,ica IL provided by p~csping
the sash sp at one side er the elhey
n~rrtng 10 the iir,N-tiea Of The wind.
Have the Wind blow over the cpefsiax
and rot directly info the bed.
Cold srsgrs are hctt~ds minus ar.
,lartsl h*st--siunpty sasacovee~a
t~sses With no pit under thega hut
banked III on The OUTSIDE to keep cut
the colt. Tysey are useful fer grow-
ius p'Ants that have h~en STATED Ia
hcth~'is and for hardening plants TO
ST. them Tn card'tion 70 plant In the
gar!eE Sometimes a tsed about lss
rNes In length cvver~a by tour regular
hctNet sash e dsSia%~' iH,c ,vo parts
eee part he.as made into a natA~a
Ant ths NtNer case trHm% TNts n
an exc~4seat srrsngenseas aaa one thar
10 sSs cs9casts~
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-02-17

rsut,h-~" sisssst rrwrfsts m~sse ~
friends putFis~~-~Ycs. hut Old friends
wans long credits"
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-03-22

Carolina, P. r.. MARIO is, %.
Sra. dona Rosario Daban, viuda de
Arsuaga,
San Juan, p. r.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-03-22

gos amos con el que fue su eocio don
Pedro ]. Arsuaga, "a. e.p. a. sem
timos con snste]es immense pena pOr
su fallecimiento.
sfrvanse aceptar con tan idOloroso
motfvo nuestra sincera eendoleneias
y nos reiteramos sns siempres affmos
amigos y $. s,
q. B. s. IA
J. 0choG b Herm0ao.
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