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The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-04-07

a.%at " eats saa yarisas injuries IA
eva iise.
The CtRfeFsAc~e Lsesa Of fesssssAss
N laslAAstry. ableh &sts "a adviser -
,h~' Nagt.ssi iasasiFaal Cpasrsrfc~
Isard 10 East Th!rts -stin,h street. GA
rAsiieai pEulslvsas Ia lnssus,ry, rS~esitiy
Investigated tie sxtrBt in @h1ea sads'ae
IL uasi as w0Rpd disinfretant Ia Va
tlasirsAi wefk. the ssswsgth Ia @AicA "
Is used and the raeths~i II preliminary
cleansing ~ the soaad hefere the APP
T,lics,sop u iodine and dressings
Replrs were r~Nccsy~d srom o. Psy'
sicjgns, all ~ whsm wvTr deing indas-
trial v'usk az surgery obesity sllied
10 Industry. Forty-Gse replied thai
fhvy u4ed soiatioa II Eve Ps'F cent
stfvngsh or irss and twenty used U 4
Y. or eTvater strength. A few tn3sss
+ts4s, rhyss~.aus safai tsssy CID '4eet 'ss~
s,siiue. or aaly speriagsy. These mon
preferred such dlsiafccisnts - d.
cnlorsmin,T. rlcric aid. pakins s0la-
tl,ya sid similar products The nhtes'v
,ion TO i,sslne Was thai IL caused burns
tor freanently,
Several physicians emphasized the
lmtortsncs ~ having the skin per.
l.-rtly dry before iodine il Applied.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-04-07
Alaska Leads
II. S. in Wealth

S#SSnIyssAse Esr ssast VI the HrAs rss
saEsH M Ksilgas stiS saAFrgtis Ill.
raaEsd 'ssTy had rastss az psersg sn 1919.
aEsiasI W Ter ueas ia agriculture ns,ss
FssalsA 4aasa, Asass, l., S~ss .sssI IA. ,Ss,as
tiiea
Interesting ehaagss Ia the finan<sAs
sssts~ IS e~FsHsr tsstws~rs we're ns-s~4
III The rssAft, Que gfvap Of atl each
sTiao E4'p.srsssA Gssvsss@s ~ gs4a~g slesa~
80 Ia 1914 sas Ev,fsznlsea Ia igla
80 that Only l5a r~Gaained la TIA,
bracket; $50 retRsasa lsss0sass al ~
e. s1salsD 40 w to Si.AalssD alaa
sissit over that sgurS.
On The ether hAad ST selected tax.
psgers, who Eaid GA incomes u sl.Usi
90 snd over 10 soif. dNiudssa PRO
sressitely "a ~ In 1919. elght ~ tssssss
lost drogpsi back TO lie Slp.0s
rlasz
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-04-07
IODINE LEADS AS AhTlSePTlc
Especially Preferred by Physicians
Enaaasd In Industrial s'eek. Con.
ference Board finds.

New SerR -- le-'ihr alil holds nrwt
plafy rs skin aHd eGaA dislagersang
~ sargieai terhnic, particularly In the
-tTfst$trfaS "isissSfi'YH frs6t,f -'"Stita i'Y6f
,ioas as bars h~rh raised 20 u werv
against the danger az buFbs aud tss
discomfort Il causes rather than
against lts efficiency rs s,vrsl.siag
agent. In spite u the great popular.
ity attained BY chloria c0npeu9is In
the trratm"at 20 war seau.ls. iodine
st'll holds ~, general E,ogplpy4iy ani
favor Ia medical circles tn the treat.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-04-07

'.ss~rr, " tsei,a 10 aptt,ale '4sFgas%n Fosteses
trnm thr uNcu shake Che shells from
tius anl. rrriare lhr tarts ia a" tins
and TIL wlfb the following mixture
cook one cupfl of sratcd pineapple.
ou,elnurrh az cunful ot sugar, tho
grated tI0d ana 'Glce ~ an Grange.
few grlps ~ salt, two cgs yolSs
slightly beaten; Nhcn ~ tile cAn.
sisJcnsy " ,a>larl chiN aud Gll the
shells Spread each wtth mcriNgVe
made ~ using the egg whites he8ren
'sttH ~sul etsy,ItnAfth vi .-,9Dtsyi, et
powdered sHsar Rrovn s.lSWly IN
the cvyn. and ser,e cold
Creamy Fudge Takr tSn cntrels
* saSar vaeHalt cuptal " n''k. nnr
Tablespoonful q baffFg ore third ~
= cagsnl VI goEn ..uq IN ! .fo0r. lahle~
<peNHg, If 5ayva FoQ Ia the soft
hall staGp amd ~ys away 10 ceai In
.hT ,tj4'6 N h.a ,aool stlr aGa l.al,
Af1 't8t6rii{ S.Na Nbts' ara drip ~
tare tho mistu+r seis teo stir Nv
spooafulS On waved paper Maple
corn slyup Psy be- USsal ard a ttayuv.
tug u mWc,,ae. which wfll maSc A
Nost itlttoas map.r fudge
Warren Stew .-.--Cu; cNd c,uSs bt,,,
into SQall ptrccS aid cne wloa csft
enc take any borrower gray. a3d ane
cwrtul 10 srpIusa tomato and ;h'essu
askhH'y, Sea~sa htGb1y with ca,enne.
salt, Yars}et and ;aasntaMl " mr.,
nv powdeg Il cave N&e> lhat >easDn.D x
RnoNu tha oGiou N a l3't'e fat. aA3 10
tAr hvgt iG n casserole >a the other
lngrltertS ani e,N,k urti tender.
T'Nen prensy~ dami4HeS place ev~r
IRE 'rrS crvw- s-sf rvv,< rr~ q- rr~rsn
mnuh's according 90 the size og tAs
dumgslgSS
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-04-07
Radio Operator On Doomed ship
Gram A4aaast to Last. -
Talks as " re Were Gei-g % larti
'r Pert Irstsac q 70 sastcva cf
Sea--se, $50 Saves
From vessel.

New YORK. The ar:r. hunsnr at A
"trF'*Ss ep%rstcF ase LAUGHED az
death ard aaS4e| BITS az wtt .ata the
ether ~ BIS ship, tae No-segtaa steam
er rvnai@i'. wl;h thirty perstas co
eSNard. ws'se~-rd and s4aNly Sak dur
ins nisi.AGaRtlc harrtcaae. was
reverted "a tse radio isx OK The Dan
,sh steamer E>tnnaa
Each setau II the sA,2s n,lrht.
each call :cr sid ass supplemented By
the tessins ccganA~a: eg rac radio sssa
whose i3eutity - s-tli unknown.
he tsssss' ~ Il s@ @es~ g,sAng IN q
hxrs 10 part iasts-lt * - TIE tssctorp II
the ssa. His sass message. a dasscaas.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-04-07

vFIAsiun sS4.esa " c.-esi xsstsxrsd fnf
'Sfsai eAght aanths with neFsuas In,
digestion ard had several GsgsSrs 10
sr~ Fse has tannd "a rwifes untli q
traead suggested W. rlerees Meaiesass
X 4Has r3ss sssse 70 ssess, II hikfis and
cssgid nst eat. taaW lsyNd en sweet atsE
and hre@d ! began 10 take tsf iatcrces
tsaaden Medseal Discovery aad tsek
enc bottle az nr. rserees FasWssis
frsFcrsPtsen With wonderful relief
I asn ac~ past 81 bat feed tnsi
as sid ~ ~, also gave the Lis.
eaYsgy 90 nay chlldrea. snd new aus
giving II sa lay srandchtlarvn
Yea viii always hnd a ho,tls II
DIR. ficrcep 0alicn MslirAl raseuyefy
In nay heH,~, and will necun,mead u
20 atsrune suffering rrua nwsswaSneSs.-
Mrs isle Rlersoa, .aia isegv IT.
Yea can aaickly put yourself In
Al essndstica by gulas tc year drug.
asst and obtaining nr. pterCes Galdsn
Medical Discovery, Ia tablets eF liquid
or Nslir br pierce President lnyalics'
hctri saffatu. \, T.. t.or tFrs Jsassra
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-04-07

welt, the steward Ia tnskiag sand
viches tUr tss Iifr.rr@fs Looks Ike
40 were eulns On gScnlr."
Agalr hslf htHr later he s~r:.
'~I'sse I'D usSaa has q iist ilks ruD-
Saan te4- 1gtss IL ap aeagbrt for a
.e1Y0~ 80 b. eat IL si1heaag ga uas.
hretDa.~
~Hala on" r~snFra@i tf8e Essoa,s ~
wireless. ~wtM b@ elsnSade sosza-'
The Grcntaft ds1 npt regAy uati. forty
talpVfes later Then
"Na afe sgasinx stern srws. Toe
,soa,x src smashed. Caat bod 0gi any
inegTrr~
~r1se ssaprer dictated that. He
tsagtst In kag@--- where I'D I ryet nav
bat f--eDsrJ we cant wsit fw ya1.
pressing hsssaexs stsewser@--
~rs-------"
ssx hcnrs after picking ND the ara
csa FROM the Grcraars TIRE Estowas
reached It's reported paxstson. and
tsnmxt n r~ussed stsoaf fw fnay hc4srs.
failed 10 sp5 sven a trace Of ureckkg..
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-04-07

Diamond mountain IN Korea. Is a
sacrvi place os Buddhism TIE priests
az which. tcmiax srsua Catas Ia p~ss.
elty,ng erdesvor. settled there several
centuries ago Because. says the
Christian SctsDce Maalier. the Bud
dhisss ar~ trye lovers t. H. Wlissn. ca
bis exploration trip to kcgss fer the
Arnold Asecctum ef Boston. foGnt that
na we.A.sssaas sx " zass4egn sa xyala
bad Invaded this Area. ant he do
covered many new varieties ~ trs~<
AMI towers With watch .Ae Cntted
States and etnm ccgntrfeA ~sa Be Co.
nchsc-
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-04-07
MINERALlzED WATER
ROUTS' chicken LICE


Any poultry raiser can easily rid his
noek ~ lite and mites. make chickens
grow tpstcr and increase their egg
yield by simply adding minerals 10 the
fowls drinking water This does away
with al bother, such rs dustlas. greas-
ing dipping aud spraying. The ncccs.
sary minerals can now be obtained Ia
convenient tablets, known az rnratahs.
Sooa after thr fowls drink the mineral.
axed water. all llce aud mites leave
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-04-07

dried crumbs Pour IN boiling water
to one half the depth u The chops.
cover closely and bake Ia a slow ovrS
enc ami one half hHurs, Remove
cover, sprinkle With buttsred bread
crumbs and bake until the crumbs
are brown Arrange "a a hot platter
and gasnlsh with celery tips Serve
with
oatrssl Soup. Soak over Night one
sa42faI 81. ,es.ggFsast III t.x+,- s3iIa1Is 1g.
mutton broth or water In the morn
ing bring. 20 boil and place In a
nrelrss cooker until time 20 prepare
the soup, Cock onr goodsiSed onion,
butter until dclifately browned; add
four Tablespoonful VI Hour, two tea.
spoentuis Of sugar. dash es cayenne
aud ptpger g seas1h. BRING g g boil ;
add one rupfui ~ tcmnto pulp and
serve hot. Strsln before serving. or
II ror the chldseus lunchsoa. serye
.Hi.so1t alf4Iulag. ..-,., ... ,...- ,...
Hot Chicken Salad, ~-Mft one pint
OF cooked chlckca cut N cubes. one
eupflt " cooked peas 6ne hyt tra-
spoonful Il salt. 6t,~-toast ii
tensipoorfui ..o' pepper. one tairie~-
spoontul ~ onion Juice. one plmento
and one tesspoontul u lemon Juice.
set aside 10 a ceol place for a, least
@s A@t.g, Make a sas,e, ..nsiug one
fsNrtti * e sGfsfssi VI 'sattvv. The a&Iyse
ot flour. half teaspeo1ful VI salt.
eapfli each VI cream aad chicken
broth, Add the seasoned ingredients
and lot s,aud over hot water until
ready 10 serve.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-04-07
largest Percentage ,ot lncorns
Tax Returns Come From
That Territory.
DISTRICT or COLUMBIA NEXT
scathesn Asslssisgrai States Are Wei
Down sA# Aist--Nss~ NesS Lssas
la fetal Rstsrns--s sIlIIen.
.nalrss Decrease.

NaAhlagtpn. Undressing bits ot iai.
forIoaIt"t relatiug 10 American Ia
eomes are itlciadsd Ia the Treasury
departments report covering returns
Tor The calendar year i94B, sA!eh sAs
Just bessn made pGhltc.
Contrary te lopulaE opiaIoo the iars.
est Is.frvataEs u returns according 10
population aas aoG fr,aS TIE wealthy
Industrial eentrrS. but from Alaska
sud the Dntriet u Columbia. The
trrTilofys showing psr cent--
Nas explained by the pumbrr oi In.
di'iduals operating their own business
white vf1at v; ih- ptstFiet os Colgm,4ls
~ ~ ~ per ceut-~as betlsve, 20 have
.sss~sIIsd fs>.ss toe sstzts rasiys ~ govern
meat employees with salaries Of more
thar 81 40 a year.
The southern agricultural states IN.
Nartnhly Nerv FAR d1wu the llSt. Mis-
siAslpp citizens made returns con
pFisine only - per cent u the total
population, North Carolina. Las per
cent a = Alabama, La
New YORK fe.i III total returns with
more thau SiuUuu
Sources Of Revenue.
1hy ad.RlJas Rads Gy &he ,iEeaspry
81 tho sources OF tneuuiv showed thar
thos. In the 81 go 5000 class %.
tained II per cent Of tfess, ssrseassi
reYsane. from xages and salaries. as
BAR cnni. .fran- rents and royalties. IA
per cent from dividends and al from
Interest on Investments
This WAS cen,rasl.d with N. tax.
payers with Incomes ~ xi.u1,p.p who
iii.tG as;iS"i.s ',-ea st,,'. 9r,sts sa{Gf;as,
~ per cent from partnerships. II per
cent from sale u real estate. stocks.
etc, u per cent fruIa renrs aH,l royal.
ties ~ per cent from diyidcads and
II per cent from Interest GU invest
WcntS
Deductions permitted nv the govern
nrRt also showed wide variance.
amounting IN I'll per cent for Incomes
between Sluo ard S2un aud ~ AZ
,s'r crnt fur Incomes Of s2,6auo anal
over.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-04-07
lees tsw'fa tsrr~r rrr4rrsS.

Manila r. Total production NJ
Manila hemp IN 1901 was fEsa 49, bales
COMPARED With l,0sits1I tnles In lg-n.
. rsdHetiHa ~ af'ogt IN PER cent. The
decrease ia prsinctl@a is sscr3heA IN
slr g,esr demand. especially in the
tnse3 States. shlch Ia the cisief cusa.
ss.aleF IT assgA
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-04-07
Idle husband Ghsle
a Nashua Sentence


Jussge Gs.sFgs N. Hesss ~
HaasSRgtsSa. W. Va. established
. rss~sSsT$st wh@e be- sesaae4sssa
ssmss AlexsAtser To tets u Als
.wtte > wasAiahs Aaexapa~s wss
sssv~sesi sws ITS wsfws cssssrlasas
tsaf ~ fsissi Is sssss NV s1aS
shaf h. SAs stssAhS1stst an ser
ears.ags frAn washing clothes.
.4AEgsaxsassa sjla i ssssss Alls&aRAssy
pleaded .ack At erspiDnssRt ard
was seasraessd 10 haAa It's wife
tir ttss wryAtnr ersfsA be ss&ssa
s'sedy employment.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-04-07
Wireless Telephone !. Receiving
fNe . ~ aiA+rI'~ Sa'f' rff - , i a
Stations Are Rapidly Grow
ING In Number.
MILLIONS BY END OF YEAR
Washington keeps No Record az Re-
eeivins Stations, bat officials Essi-
mate Huge Number VIII soon
DC IN Existence.

Washington Before the end ~ tiS.sa,
there viii be Installed throaghou, the
United States y minimum Of i,pu.tssi
receiving apparatus 20 pics VII the
chatter" that Is bciag breadcasted
daily through the air hy radio no gov
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-04-07

them. The tablets also act a. a tonic
foAdltinaer Ihs health ef tite few II
quickly improves they grow faster and
the esq Yield frequently IS doubt u.
ttttlc chicks that drInk freely ~ tho
water never viii be bothered by mites
er ltye
TIN mr.fhoi "a especially recnwmend.
"a Va In rilsort n turffrah st5rk, Gs
, &lere is ~ risk ~ sailDua ,hc pIumagr,
! rhS~%la.les Me- warranted 20 lmpart
. - aayot 81 w. I, ~ ysss ana arat,
rus remarb 'h'c conditioner, eSs tcnIc
anal llca, lc'petly 1nstS ouly a trtAe and
Il sold updcr an absolute guarantee,
rhe tahleis ARE scientifically prepared,
,pessestl1. SAFE AI Als4alsa readily ia
-%ater.
Any reader ~ this PAPER mSy try
them Without risk. The laboratories
= prnduylng f'nttahs are n cpuntGutot
geed insults Ns 20 Introduce them to
cver, puul,r a!Srg they otter twu bg
81 package 'nr eulY 81 SEND NJ popey.
pis; yoHr nNata apd ad1rcss~-a card
wlil d. ~ 'He raa@h Laboratories,
tNept sN liA C,va Gotta WaS Han.
as City Nj, ana the IVA 81 pa.S.
AZ Z ruauEh ser ltn gallons u wn,tr,
ait ~ til'%9 tay tae po%ru'su 81
tud YswgwrT-rq' ''~tttfy. aaiit X yj3ti are
noe dr'ghtrt Nllh ersults III ~ days
Il Sour chicken nc rot healthier lay
Sns mere ve ani entirely fyrr trvm
ies am utAs yeur nancy will I've
MnN,pily msMu1el tNnt hesitate TO
,c,'ept this rtlt offer as YOU arr taliy
s-ntvcttsi hy ;hlS guarantee.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-04-07

following recipe
VIII he enjoyed
Pineapple Tart
i.tn COY . r
Iiutr,i tart pans
With a. plain
paste. prlck wen
with " FORK and
Nan tp "a h.tY
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-04-07
prlftlnr town. Arlftlns down I,

Drifting down. drifting down
Light as dream. FROM iar r sky.
fldtiag saYiy Ger hold and toSn.
Ever RIO wiId. white dancers ~.
Tvn3rrly touching NO ragged trves
SrfltE thslr somhorHeas. dresr and
brown.
with a manila fair, which k!ng
might please
DFlItlns, drltung drifting dawnl
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-04-07
3 ~r~~r VIII A~r.f.s hscss

~ government 6rtscia's IN wash.
ingtoB sec II, perhaps the higres, bene-
~ fram ,hls uew and nlAryelpas ,l.s
ssftr7tFt-f wifi atrTuc u 'leS farnpsg
IN reducing fis ISOLATION So'nn moths
aasS the Department ~ Agriculture
began hsoaacastIRs raatset reports
'hr Ggh postal slstlnas " dr rYogn,s
Sin~ iijea three state universities ard
= inlf doeen rev sIApfrs have takee
up the proposition.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-04-07

than usgRl. tut
out tie bone and
skRwsy and pfpss
int0 shape SprtS'
k!e with sait and
pepper Pat To =
frying pan ana
sprinkle the top
of each with
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-04-07

TIE rsrnser ~ tc1rs tt@ fig slsns
th% A'laa;ic ccast Ia Ersa1sv toward
sAs asr.s- an6 hss asraaCats.d 10 n
maaY a. i-Gs9 soaEvs pee year.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-04-07
CHE Kitchen
! Cabinet

a9ppo&e that this hare xpss~kT ears
Eae sAlIpSr with u grSaAa.
a -tkoafa fSsa Esf E4srEii' j. fua ssay
ard hasgp Ssoa . sE0aa.
eopgNsa aA9'S shiVsf AH5 SO dawn.
when save elrssixss ws eoai4n T."
f'iss Hssssz' reF'fsass& Hi'fss ~ ,@'g 'sy
'Nh. elef1 ne sYss,
Huppoes again els sssnatdsi's."
WAa.aes irWta.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-04-07
DID PAIN DISTURB
YOUR SLEEP?

TIME raiu and torture Of rAeu-
ratsa van to quickly rrlltSed
tN an arplNatsaa of S,can
Iins'negt II. Asln.s warmth. ease and
eeEaloFs aad lets >e>a sleep sysssdly.
Always have a h~Stle kaMay and
argEy ~sen YEA 'erl the srst swsRse.
~ MssirdsS vN3Arst s..arss.
rs srlyaani 20 sake the na;a cot At
tired, aehias rnss~lts, sgrains and
@sstns, wEt loaN;s. ara aze backs.
For i@ty Years saAa . ens my. Ash
year ncAAs~s
Az sIl draSyisss->sS. fac. 81 20.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-04-07
Air Chatter
Now Popular

stFnaisatt officials Ia wsshesg sas tatf
- &C. = ~ h ,>-~r'',s4~e, v,;~,lo,ss,,
No iiccnse aud no REGARD IA required
az rwCeiHna stations and there 10 na
way Of knowing just how many tsierr
ere. but where there we're only about
5000 year ago II Il believed there
49, al leeJ god.nD now, mud Of that
number fully half have brpsen into
the radio game Ia the past thirty days
Developing Rsele Operators.
Washington las never witnessed
anything Ike the way the wirless tel.
ephoDs has rat&hi .ihe Imagination If
the American people, All sSch mat
tiers cpne under u. H. Carson. coGn.
missioner ~ navigation IN the Depart,
meut ~ Commerce. Washington. who
In literally deiugrd with applications
for licenses for sending stations. expe-
clally the bis hroadcastins piants
The big growth has come within the
past month since the few successful
demonstrations en- a Iar4a scale III tho
wireless telephone. Prior to this the
department conducted propaganda TO
Interest amateurs TO break int the
gnlne. SO tho nation would have a w.
serve OF radio Operators who knew the
game Now 1. ran hardly answer the
iA4leauds n apefiss nate cnase1 In -.
Manufacturers ~ receiving appara.
rus fer the wireless telephone report
ina, they raanct begin 10 Gll the or.
ao's and SIRE Doubling their aDipuf
every fsW weeks white ste turning
ou' n houemsdn apparatus ~ belng
uBdertakcG BY th. inyeative Americas
boy,
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-04-07
GOOD THINGS FOR rHg SEASON

Did JON ever Try dreaded pess
chops7 Order this chops cat thiekasf
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-04-07
AGRICULTURE In lsad

Agriculture and related industries
cmHpSrsed More than n per ecpt 81
t1nse making reforms, ''trNde" ~ per
ccat and pahlle service -
Corporations reporting "n0 ret IN
come" tutslrd 10 i44 the aggregate
drugl Ia this class VAS sssta.H1too
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-04-07
TESTED RECIPES

Tartlets or small pies arr 80 nice
10 serye ana 80 Nvli Ii&ei that the
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-04-07
SAYS CALOMEL
SALIvATES AND
LOoSENS Teeth
The Very Next Dose Of This
.Treacheroas Drug May
Start Trouble.
Won x.a,v AHA, ,a,o,nsl !. ~, mar

You know what ealoniel IT, it's msr.
eury; quicksilver. Cal0tasr Ii danger.
Gus. II crashes into sour bic ike
dynamite. eramving and sh:koning yea.
GaioiDsi attacks the bones and should
nevtr be PUT into your systrm. ;.
II You .ks@l bsiioas. hSsdaeays ERNST
vAted and all knocked oat, just 10 10
your druggis, and get bottle OF bod.
so0's Liver Tons for few eents which
" harmless vegetable substitute for
dangerous calomsl. Take spoonful
and II Il doesn't start your liver and
sfraightrn you up better aud quicker
than nasty cai0mel and without making
you sick, you Just 20 back and get your
money,
Don't take cal5mell II makes yeu
sick the hen, day: Il loses You a days
work. Dodsons Liver Toae Strengthens
you Right ~ and you feel great No
salts necessary Give II TO tina children
because Il "a perfectly harmless and
'sxn fi0t saliyHre Advertisement
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-04-07
rri.ns. Can Dc Much Harm.

Ffteads Can De Much Harm,
II 4 cause lis g"dd. The most slaisas
aitsck. ~. liz sRasalsaa asass s4ss' sasaT<
" ~ much ~ M iniudieions defeass
>sti' ~; IN Tss '7sssscs,s sseis1srry =.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-04-07
A Il Usually Works Out.

"iie taught his wife ~ run the car
Eyes"
Ether his oldest boy learned bow
60 drive"
rYes"
"Thsn he taught his daughter"
q, .ssss.s ~%si.' a~ . i, -
"Nuw II hc wants TO 90 anywhere
himselr he has 20 ask permission from
each II tism for the use OF his own
cnr
The Washington times., 1922-12-28
CLAIM LIST FOR $4,000
MURDER REWARD CLOSES

BALTIMORE. Dec. 2S-Under the
rules Of court. the time limit for fill
ing claims to participate In the re-
ward of $4,000 offered for the ar.
rest and conviction of the bandits
who killed William b. Norris, August
IS, last, expired yesterday. Last to
file before the expiration was Frank
J. Bennis. who made his claim In
circuit court No. 2.
There were forty-two possible
claimants mentioned in the proceed
ings instituted for the purpose Of
having<he court determine to whom
the money should be paid.
In his answer Dennis claims to
have furnished the police informa-
ton which led to the arrest of Jack
Hart In the home of Bernard Liv-
ingston In Washington.
The Washington times., 1922-12-28
SERVES THIRTY
YEARS IN ]. {.
ARMY
Sergeant UlIrich, of War COL
Iege Detachment, to Be
Retired.
|nlSne4nllz1n

After thirty years of active serv.
Ice in the army. during which he
saw service in all the wars in
which the army played a part, Mas.
ter Sergt. Walter Ullrich, of the
Army War College detachment, will
be retired from the service Satur-
day.
Sergeant Ullrich. one Of the few
remaining old-time noncommissioned
officers in active service before the
Spanish war, served as a captain
and major at the American army
headquarters in France during the
world war.
He served more than twenty
years in the Sixth infantry. fifteen
years of this time as sergeant
major.
His wartime service comprises
three tours in the Philippine islands,
the expedition into Mexico under
General Pershing, and the world
war. Sergeant Ullrich is well
known to many of the older Off
GERS Of the regular army. He has
host Of friends in Washington.
Following his discharge he will
leave for Leavenworth. Kan, to
Join his family. and will later make
his home In California.
The Washington times., 1922-12-28
ADVERTISEMENT.
Chest Soreness Disappeared.
Phlegm Stopped-It Put
Him Back to Work.
BEST REMERY CHEAPEST
BACK TO WORK SOONER

IT had a cold and cough, follow
ing a few days in bed with sick
spell that I couldn't shake off. My
lungs seemed weak and sore and
those everlasting coughing spells
would make me so dizzy and weak
] couldn't go back to work. A
friend of mine said one day:
George, send down to the Peoples
Drug Store and get yourself a
couple of bottles Of Hypo-Cod. It's
the stuff you need II you really
want to get back on your feet
quick and to work again" took
his advice and now I consider that
Hypo.Cod is the ideal cure for a
cold. 1t tones up your whole sys-
TEN. / am out in all kinds of
weather and yet Hypo-Cod built me
up so strong and vigorous I can
go out. expose myself, get wet,
hot and cold and never catch cold.
Before I had finished my second
bottle was back at work. I
sleep like a log instead Of lying
The Washington times., 1922-12-28
ADVERTISEMENT.
HYPO-COD STOPPED HIS COUGH
AND He GAINED WEIGHT RAPIDLY

there all wrapped up in blankets
and tossing half the night, unable
to sleep on account of that awful
cough. 1t is SOME relief. I
haven't coughed once since my
third bottle, and I gained fourteen
pounds in weight and strength, /"
enthusiastically declares this we'll
known Government messenger,
George H. Urkuins, 1924 v St.
N. w.
There are scores Of folks here in
Washington who are risking long
expensive sick spells by being
weak, rundown, this time Of year,
and 1t is folly when such a cheap,
nice-tasting, pure and wholesome
tonic will quickly fortify, build and
tone them up. Get rid of that
phlegm. Strengthen digestion, stom.
ach, throat and bronchial tubes.
Rid the system Of minor ills,
coughs and colds. Soon as you
build yourself up in the pink of
condition nature throws off such
troubles like water off ducks
back. Don't wait until you're sick.
A stitch In time saves nine and
besides II is great to feel good
these wintry days, while others are
coming down sick with grippe, colds
and pneumonia. Drop in tonight.
Ask the store manager about Hypo-
Cod or take a bottle. Try II your.
self. You'll be delighted. PEOPLES
DRUG STORES. Washington, d. C.