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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-29
TAFT .urrAIo LryUsroox

East BuffaIo, July s6-CattIe, TO
ceipts 325; steady.
Calves, receipts 1000, 100 higher 500
al3.0o.
Hogs. receipts $500. lod2b lower;
heavy 1O.O09105n: mixed l0.75G l1.26;
workers. light and pigs ll.25m ll.4O;
roughs 7.751s.0O; stays 500 q $50.
Sheep and lambs. receipts 500; lambs
rs cents higher: lambs 800 q 1870.
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COCA COLA EARNINGS.

The rise OF Coca Cola stock this year
seems To be pretty we'll explained 10y
reports of the company's earnings. An
estimate from unofficial sources YES
tcrday stated that s5.T5 share had
been earned In the first six months
after providing for preferred stock dtri-
dends and setting up an adequate re
serve for taxes.
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HLEcrR1cAI GOODS UP.

The railroad strike is eXcrt!ng an un-
favorable influence over the electrical
trade. according TO the Electrical world.
The strike is hinderinK the movement
OF apparatus, causing lower stocks and
advanced prices. Prices are strong.
Wire sales are in good volume Pole
line hardware in the Chicago district
has advanced : per cent Keen com
petition prevails and stocks are moving
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yrrrSzuRaH LIVE STOCK.

PittsourEh. July 2S.-Hogs. receipts
300; lower: heavies No'So;
heavy workers.. light workers. and pigs
sI1.259&115O.
sheep and lamhA receipts 500. steady.
Sheep 500; lambs $3.50
Calves. receipts $50; higher top
$1,000.
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NEW YORK PRODUCE.

New York. July 2S.-Butter dull and
weaker. receipts 1913.
Creamery higher than extras Sb@
s5Hc; creamery extras coz score) 3thc:
creamery firsts (Ss to 81 score) SIG
34c.
EGGS quiet; receipts 1854
Cheese, easy. receipts 2.l2b.
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CHICAGO PRODUCE.

Chicago. July Is. - Butter lower
creamery. extras 334c; first 3oQ3lhc;
seconds 2Sdo9: standards save.
Eggs higher; receipts 1885 cases
nrst 2oG2olac; ordinary first lSN $40;
miscellaneous 1s1l9l1c: storage packed
extras 21IaG22c; storage packed hrsts
slTclc.
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WHEAT UPTURNS
PARTLY LOST.

Chicago July "S.-Rcnewcd export
buying on large scale led to fresh up
turns today in tho price Of wheat but
the gains were partly nullifed through
profit taking. The close was unsettled
at the same as yesterdays finish to I u
cent higher with September l.0Sh TO u
and December 1l0it to ~. Corn closed
unchanged to la cents up; oats al q
10 Il cent advance and provisions vary
ing from unchanged to an advance OF
IS cents The close:
Omen High Low Close
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-29

Plans TO construct new concrete
bridge at First street Park lev, ane
now being drawn up by the city engi-
neer. Bids have already been opened
for tho construction Of this bridge and
will be awarded, August 5.
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FLOUR AND LARD.

New York, July 2S-Flour steady;
soft, winter straights 1925 q 500. Corn
meal steady. fine white and yellow gran
ulated 31.S7Ha 8s2.oo.
Lard nrm; middle western *ll.'oV
$1,000. Other articles unchanged.
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LIBERTY BONDS.

New York. July 2S.---I.Iberty bonds
close. aus lOo96; second 4 1904;
first AXIS 1ol.6s; second as 1no.7+;
third as 10O.7O; fourth VS. 1o1.5o;
victory ASS unca'lod loo.ES, do called
Innts
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MONEY.

New York. July @s-Cail money easy
high 81: low }: ruling rate IA clos
ing bid 3; offered at Sh: last loan :
call loans against acceptances 3: tlm'
loans steady. sixty and 80 days a. a. :
six months 4TtiA. prime mercantile
paper i8N4.
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ENJ0l
ANNUAL P|C,
pAnYMEr AND FARMERS :
RURAL DISTRICT 4ATN
AT FAIR GROUNDS YESTE
Interesting Addresses Made :
Z. L. Strider and d. B. B
Sports In Afternoon

Farmers Of Ohio and
counties deserted their fs
day in order to attend thu
mic of the Wheeling local
mems Cooperative Sales
Pittsburgh. which was he
grounds. Ovre ESQ people,
men and their families
tendance coming from
trict Of Ohio and BelmoI
Tho morning session
IL O'Clock with n shor
3. Atkinson. president
ing local who gave tn
days program. PresId
troduced Rev. r. E. .
Of st. Matthew's Prot
church, as the first 81
Rev. Strider spoke
ness as a basic indl
the most wholesome
cause the fruits that
wards the upbuildinH
call It bisic indu
living in the open air
ture and are const
increase the grade oil
said.
He spoke for som
in business and the
planning that religio
the open air and th
the advantage OF
could live just az
should. Rev Stridet
praise Of the dairy
that he considered h
being present on the
annual picnic.
L. S. Bayard, who'
National Stockman al
the farm and dairy
TO z, was the principal
day. Mr.. Bnyard OPEN
several very interestf
humorous stories.
II have learned to
! people and farmers dun
my life spent among I
slider them the essepti
our country. We depend
or for our vegetables
! man produces r subs
equally as we'll for the
OF our bodies"
THE more thickly pol
sections and the city pc
upon the dairyman for the
Rome products upon the mi
In the last few years dahl
learned to make II one OF
profitable businesses that a
moderate means may engage
! livelihood"
Mr.. Bayard spoke at some
the country boy urging that a
cd in the country realizes tina
work to be productive. "Th
reason why a country boy {
the city is generally a succe
ganlzation Is OF particular Il
70 the dairymen" he dec!ar,
must learn that in joining an
ton tending for the bettermen
Industry, 1t is necessary for
work for the betterment of
ga niza ton. Each individual
/ must work and the ultimate
success for that organiza tic
higher standard of living for
bcrs."
Mr.. Bayard's speech concl
morning session. President
before closing the session e
n resolution thanking the '
ginia State Fair Association
use Of the grounds.
Lunch was served from
o'clock and the afternoon spe
letic events. running races 70,
and girls baseball for men g
age or older and horseshoe pi
the older men were enjoyed
out the afternoon The few
did not seem TO mar the afr
least.
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Chicago. Jnly 7sPoultry alive lower:
fowls 1sc; broilers 22h case: roost-
crs 1910,
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EvAPoRArHD YRuIT.

New York. July 2s.-Evaporated
apples scarce. Prunes firm. Apricota
waiting. Peaches ouiet. Raisins
steady
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OIL MARKEE.

on Cstv IA Iuly 2S.-Credit bal
orc.a s3nn. Runs $500; average ST.
as. shipments $3.50 average SLs34.
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BOSTON COPPER STOCKS

wheeling. W. Va, July Is, "a,
Furnished inc lnteIiiGencer by A. Il
uasten & Co. members New York Stocb
Exchange. Second floor National Bana
- ~. Va RldR
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LARD.

New York. July 2s.-Lard Arm. MID
dlewest 11.soGs119o. Other articles
unchanged.
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N. Y. STOCK EXCHANGE

Wheeling W. Va. July IS, -.
Furnished Tho lntelliEeocer oy A &
HAstea & Co.. members New York Stoce
Exchange Second floor National Ban
o, W Va. Bldg.
STOCKS. Open. High Low. lcloS~
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N. Y. COTTON MARKET

Wheeling. W. Va, July 2S. 20.
Furnished Tho Intelligence by A. e
uasten & Co, members Now York Stock
EXCHANGE Second floor National Banb
Il w. Va Bldg.
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PITTSBURGH STOCKS

Wheeling. W. Va. July rs. '22
Furnished Tho IntelE Eencor by A. q
Master, & Co, Dembers New York STOCK
Exchange. second floor National Bana
~ u Va bldg
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chicago. July 2S-Cash Wheat NO.
rcd sl.lO% G1.ll34 No. hard l.l3M
Liz. Corn No mixed IS 4 p; No.
yellow 65T65a: oats No. white 80 l-3
TAO: No. white 24T37. Pork nomi-
nal. Lard fll.3n Ribs 1925 1925.
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N. Y. CURB MAKET

Wheeling, w. Va. July -. 80
FURNISHED Tho lntelligencet by A.
s,chanre. Second floor National BAnf
u W. Va Bldg.
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STANDARD on
SUBSIDIARY STOCKS

Wheeling, W. Va. July IS,
Furn,sncd me tntelllrenCcr by a. n
HaStea & Co. members New iorE S.oSs
~ " Va bldg.
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LOCAL STOCKS

Wheeling, ". Va. July 2S, 80.
Daily quotation list Wheeling Stock
Exchange. Compiled for The Intclli-
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Wheeling. w. Va. July IS. 90.
WHEELING 1--we STOCh COM. co.
VEAL CALVEs

C-boIcc ~ to l75 . 50n10 NJ
Good. 1875 to ITS ........ 9OG y
Light. heavy, com. calves. COG o.
AJAX BROTHERS
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STOCKS.

IVH a u = c. SNNS
~ w, Va. Bldg.
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Range OF local stocks to-day:
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-04-21
wheat GROWN ON
IRRIGATED FARM
Yield of Slightly over 100 Bushels
10 Acre 0htahssd on Sraau
Idaho Patch.
lICnDW VARIETY WAS USED
Experiments AT Anes1rsn SsstieT
SAe~ That Federation. an kussrS
Han 8uatn. 10 sss.sr Saitsd
FaS irrtestien.

CPVxgasS4 ~ tie CGltra States pssaFsSasai
70 SsvfrsEuFST
A yield N 10 bushels aud ~ Essgads
II wheat fraa 2i7 acres u land u
JsrUtAe county. Idaho. Ia 1871. pso6s-
BY a record yietd for spring wheat
In the rulted States Is FsIogyrNi In
arliAsits reVgtyed by the bareau u
rsarAs,s and crup estimates Il The
uhIte,i States tivt@ rtRs.asat. u Asr'rtsi..
turr from III ) t,grwa tuanagvF "
the llIAho farms. Jerome ctOnty,
Idaho rhts yield IL slightly otsS lul
.bGsheis ri ~ Iieat tn Tie hrFr y as a.
tsju,.i srvri the nlcSlos variety THIS
variety has beeD found e. D. well
Salt,~i fer growing u4frF irrigation IN
southern Idaho NM thw acreasv ~ It
IA that section has iarrea sed rapl'lly
farin! recent years THIS Is tae
lHrgely 90 TIE efforts ~ the former
yapcrinleydrdy - ,he Ab@rievb.. ldaho
slt.s,ayion. l. e. Aither, he has had
charge n. .ths. c.fA2p~r@4ive crrrai ri
h'e'F A.tAA tiNN ''NN'4At tFFA ~ NAt' kkAktN
station and the United States Depart
mcp' ~ Agriculture For the past
I've p,ars Mr. A!chrr has h,vn us
irritating and Recommending the mex
jaw variety far growing under irriss.
tlon n soufhert Itahn ...........
lsre.n Yield o. wheat.
The largest yicld ~ sheat lct acre
ever recorded icy N" bureau = crop
estimates ~ the department. !, iiT.s
hashsls' The yield vas prosncrA in
ls9t IN '@5a,. .rgFiG$' Wash. On an.
is gtry Held mr. variety II wheat
xT;s 80, ..sss..11 aa;,..-z,~ - s.t.S3,
~cg-sts 4~caiis' >rn~wu as ssfrui,ra
h.AAAsl4.a-,.. ar .tt ..1......t .,., $685..
ne latushvl Yield Of the i4cklow
variety here reported Is probably
record ylcii tor spring wheat in the
hn,tf,s. @imS pe- IN a.saEi h.st IN n NV
Quoted by the United states Depart.
neGt u Agriculture. where varieties
arv grown 81 tf,ieth-aere pIats yields
Vt tas gals. ~ assse ,tA@D ~ k.asleia
t~f 'ktfT flhFa' st'frfalifhjS Tt..a6 10 /
fninesl 4 Yield ~ la bushels per
acre MAS obtained In ia2l from plat
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-04-21

In Mary casss Grass 10 Net IN Proper
cnns,sien &c BE- Grsxec ara
Ar-sa&s Su@er.

TY5a te#9fssi,.a 70 set rs cnEs 0r
grass ~ ears W. pusssate 10 SHE aprlns
il u,e sa yasy ass W. resss' and ,sse
'>ssl ssN;sspss's is HAT frsrty pastures sFv
r4vss,rex3 IN carry cattle before .net
ars 'n ysr1as@r t.ssdtti%a IT, tsa grR f+~i
Although -uGk e43s wiB casually she~
gains III mi,s pretuctima IN Grass iEs
.g~t'ia,e.e sst.r II b@TurTeS gg@.n
these .atns R-s o~ly temporary alat
an'ess lie fesvfus ~ TIE regular ixT
-etlFns IA cvatiaaei. TIRE EElx Co.'s
.srr Fails O. AMI the animals ie~< y
f<sA
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-04-21

I,epFeseAg alive ~ Neu lere 10 the
eass u tSaas, 4, NSn uAllts family, re.
sialng AZ ~ Fvugih Ave-, ,Alhaay. lie
says livery Hschber u; eur family ID
enthusiastic ever TaalAe. iss eefsasnly
msei!eiae foF ali the family
From faraway Cssads coa,es this
message My little SRI. sny s'A aaS
myself arr Mi eaiNylns aAeadad
aualgk isaw aaa Iaslss hFN,ashE u all
hsoa," Mrs Bcr hewrr las Vast
ANrsae. Tur1ato, ontario
~We call IantRr The Family Medi"
cine here To our Virginia hogna ees
cause II resservd my mugheF aud sister
~ perfect health, iass lhe same ~ u
has dane vac. 10 the enthusiastic
s,ageHlcn, Of Mrs ], y hollertsua.
nAnNlle. Va
,.ts.s.,Sys sAsesssass ~. ti.5, yesr.s ss.saela
aud children fram every state IN the
nion aH,i every province ot Canada
uahrsilallnsiy eon- forward and tell
80 Wurds raging with sincerity ~ the
7.nas.vtsal ,.eae;ass A. hssii,., sad lap.
piness that f'anlac has brought inta
stt a.. h.ss..t s,sss y ~. >t-4suasst.1 d~EEs.,
r,sv-a ~ tis~ xl-'>.,al II sieAnssa. sairsaFs
lng and DESPAIR,
And should yours he one II 'hass
homes where any member ~ the fans'
lily IL thin. rin down and weakened
fr,rx,uss ~ appetite caused by inii'
gestisn and s.aiaarh troutles yea have
=, your very door the means that WI
NJ doub, bring the sunshine Of sisof'
Gus hsalih back ipsp thsir lives and
,st,ss. <Sst ,~a,. .a>s IL. ~ .tA.sss
Thousands 81 other cases DO not De-
lay Get bottle Of raf,lac from Jour
druggist today,
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-04-21

~ .sSsI Tssssaas ss""tist test f,sir
tlEDes rlSiI IN ny owu faaally aud II
hasn't failed rne oncv. declared Mr.,
,sinsras Ny wife. NY s,sa sna NJ
daughter. as well as Elysslf. have al
essan ballt W. fnsm hAlfack rua
iasa wotra'ag ssI c. people into a
healthy happy tAaall, hfisatal 81 new
life and eaergt
And The experience ~ this family u
ohiy tyl'itAl ~ thousands 81 others
~hose satsmeas are "a Gle IN the
Tanlsc vg..tes Hardy das passss
that d,~s no, briag s.,prcs " such u5~S
sases Of praise ,rem every part Of the
Untied states and Canada from falai
Ties where mother. father, saa aus
daughter have all found health, Gu
tentHrnt ana the Joys 81 tISina
.sr,ssas~ >SAssss> assthS q c@4llrss, ~
fRnlac.
Take. faF instance tho ease ~ John
NidAer. lafi Roosevelt Ave. Los An
gsles, Caltf, who says Ny sifv, my
e-'ii ssa little l.s.s sss, .q.a.s AR. l.eaiLhy,
happS family a. sou vii, ever see
art its w aae lo IeaiSsfs r.,,.. =.
OF Thai IL Mrs. I,.l,H AstqHl. snd
her family VI Alxisen ll,ins 10 Mao
chester. \, H.. at 30 ijelmrnt st..
She says ~lazlar tas been the only
medicine used In our house for tive
years and Il has, kept every one q the
sixteen here In the hesi ~ health
In Chicago Frank X Richards Of
s4i South Mood ~. writes we will
nrrsr by atsaaias 1aasaf ia aa,s At.ss*.
SfteT, shsrs a1sa ssssts srsyslt has t:1.ssi
W my wife. my son and my~.lf 10
where We are the Srry picture Of
health"
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-04-21
BEST DEVELOPMENT or CALF


Poorly pourished COWS gsve birth tc
weak. pany calves Vh,ch arv hard ts
raise The fe.~ilng " the calf, there
f~r~ tr.-gggss ~~fy'r~ " IN f,~~n Tire
tod elements Ter ths 5svelagn,ent "a
the calf afe taken Into .he stomach
AZ the COW. ,i,sestel, SssiEntGa'cd. am
transmitted a. the cBlf ibrpaxss the
nmh,,lcsi cord the c'apecti"n be'se~r
The lnether and the ralf Ii Ia eytien,
,hs. II the caa !aos n5st receive fgsss
enuuxh t. krtp herself IN thirty COO
Atttu aGd w ,he sane tire dsyeloy
tct calt. ba'h sbe sni tsr eatf must
suffer,
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-04-21
SAVING PINE TREES
FROM BLISTER RUST
Wild currant and eiooseberry
Bushes Must Be Removed.
oassase 10 a+piSy insrsAsaa N
ksstssasssrn ssssss xaa prSmsps
Aessoa 10 Nesasa 10 Save
Ylwnesr,

sFrss&F~a w TIA esssss M.s@ rsss&~gmssi
~ AxEtTG8A-si
A delay ~ esss year 10 Destroying
the witd carEauss ana spasehaErtes 40
a peasssxxkxas asaimss the hAssssT so@s
viii r,sssif In tire te@s II sg leaxs II
DIR crns u the IEees 10 young white
pine plantation al Sxth HaasaD.
y. Y.
TITS psznyin. ~ wafFs p'a$ vas
made tag the Ft2rsos~ II pvo<.assng
aisotasr iiRstsss crop ea 80 area gre
sl,g.ssly dsuads,i ~ ar TAret-s~@r,
olt sr~es werv vet ous In toe spring ~
1919 bss, the Wild carraRt and gxsss~-
berry bushes IA shs tract were Ne, .ss-
stroy-si aatil leu var after the
tefsAtihS The s.4s,Atal ~ s1s. carf@gaI,
and stAvsat.rry bushes j. nersss2ry 20
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-04-21

save s,ns uNFs trnn the h,aa!eg rIxt,
.ssaasTa ssses -SSs rSss' szSsy .,s4s.asgs r,*Ty
shlch tlls disease eau spread
The pines In the plantation were
examined In the fall ~ 1901 hy agents
~ the United states Department ~
Agriculture As a. result " the trees
t,eing exposed Tor single year 10 the
blister rust Oh the currsnt and gppse.
berry bushes II was found that ~
tr~.s showed infection originating In
1910, igT were nissins and sSa showed
no sign II Infection, Thus 1910 per
cent Of the living trees of ia, per
c~nt ~ all the trees act 90, sA the
plat were Infected by the blister rust
in a single year. and will saccumh
sssher or later II the bushes had
been removed before the pines were
set "at. this l,,ss would have been pre-
vented
The disease 10 rapidly increasing ou
white pines IA 'he northeastern states.
and pria4pt srtt1n ny pine owners In
destroying currsut aud geus~t,srry
bushes Ia necessary 10 prevent serious
sssasaee an,f seass '.e.7,tshr s.r41 y4Stf,.
since Wild ennse,'~rry and currapt
bushes are am"nk thv hrst plants 70
spsout end leaf egt. they can he ils
tinruished very readily In the early
sprins This season Is, iherNtora,
most favorable fog the pine N,s>i 10,
owner g. ind sud pulI them oul.
These bushes should he destroy 81 IN
the y'iRs stand AVID, as"aaa Is fs y sits-
.aDce OF a, least ssl feet, II ihA
search for thv bushes Is conducted
systematically and IL care Ia taken 10
get oil The mAIG rurots- the pines viii
80 prcssSssst, srnm the. blister Fsass ,fev'
AT least FIVE years
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-04-21
CALCULATE AHEAD WITH COW
Ne-ey sce-s Scr Gesd A-~ai Ma
GIVE Eets-r Returns TNsr Rsrare
Sc~eacer wc4ic

CslsHls's shesd What ycr are Tn!rg
~ eet VT every dollar exv~aSri TNve
hGutrst, dollars sp~Tt for good aasrr
cows may g,vs larger returns oa the
Investment TRAN II spent tav fnsrrr~
syrssGsr Ger which you have arly
little he.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-04-21

lha nurses and students AZ Ger,
tsIH London hospital aero rchears.ns
a ts"'S play "a English They wrre
III perform Il az cvnvort In all Of
their rxch"lper
There was an elderly woman a, the
rehearsal She setrfd little mysii.
Hrd.
FrerrualfF she turned ~ ire gtri
trsido her and raid tn puzzled voice
Let NE. sre LEAR EGr!piAes MAS ha
before NrNirricSf'
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-04-21

b. Joseph, Missouri. Both OF nay
Gdcs swaIied and hurt IRE 10 that l
could not move or do any II my work.
Thais was heavy pressure ard pstps
through my lowsr organs and the
doctor told me to try fydis y Pink
ham y Vegetable Compound FOE thss,s
troubles. lie said | had this ono
chance. and II ths VegstAhis Com.
pound did not help mo nothing butan
operation would After taxing several
bottles | felt il was helping me and
now ] am able " DO my own work IL
my testimonial wi help others ! shall
BE- glad for them to read IL and hope
your Vegetable Compound will do
them as much gool as il did fn~. " -
Mrs. Wa. LncKMAs, 5l3 y. 4tb 81,
st. Joseph, No.
White Plains, N. Y.--"l had such u
pain that could hardly, WAX and. the
doctor said that | necd,d at opera
ton. waA sick for a year before |
started taking your ristiiriuo ard ]
could rot work. saw ynsir advertise.
ment in IA little book Nnb that 10 bow
came 10 take Lydia r. Ankham $
medicines. ! have b,'en taking tho
Vegetable Compound ami Lydia h.
Lydia P.s,k hsssss'~ fr,si
Peculiar to Wameu" viii be sci
90 the LYDIA II. pInkhnsn Med
This book contains valuable lni
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-04-21
Source % Aluminium.

hungary can now beast ~ possess
ing the largest aluminium deposits In
tho world A rrcept discovery near
rapolcEa has revealed deposit con
tanning more than t'anlnn tons, ac~
c,rsltag 10 estimates ~ expert engi.
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The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-04-21

q Federation whea; AZ tNe Aberdeen
ftsha sub sistlpg Ine Federation "a
al important Aus;.aiisn variety ~
whea, li.!r -'QSsl luga ;be I.att.ss
States by tie, department u A.ricul.
trr,a La t4Nr
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-04-21

Tnnry - 'rNicpcy ~ believe that
~ further avn, apples are raised the
irttry l1ry Brr
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-04-21

VERY rr4-riy girs has little fsiiA
In. a mlrry that 'ais her shs 10
hernely.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-04-21
Waiting

''itn vou avt your alltpony promptly.
winifredy "Sn. ! A.~rtr fila rays
is~ wfs~s' alphabetically 'r-A-inrfxe = .''
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-04-21

Axrro with people rrstilv snd usn.
ally thr conversation vii, stop
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-04-21

TNa Mise man keeps h,s ,enl@r
even wher no II sgttiyg re worst * t.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-04-21
HOW TWO WOMEN
ESCAPED OPERATIONS
Doctor Advised Use of Lydia E. Pink
hams Vegetable Compound
Happy Results in Both Cases

PinkhAn's Blood Msdicins, also
Lydia v, Psnkhafn's Liver Pails and
used Lydia 4. pinkhxm's Sanatiys
W ASH ard the capsules and prsscrfp-
ton recommended. am doing al my
work ard have gained tw-nty pounds.
am taking the medicines still, bot l
feel fine Yoa have my permission 10
use this lettertor the good Of Others"
Mrs. AAgYMAEK. II HsmigsoaAyA,
White Plans. y. Y.
s.gn.a female troubles may through
neglect reach stage when an opera
ton ia necessary. Bat rnost III the
c0nmoner ailments are not the sur
giea! ones; they are not eagsed BY
seriocs DISBURSEMENTS, tstrnors, or
growtha. although the symptoms
may appear the sanis.
When disturb ing ailments first sp.
pear. take Lydia H. PtnkhsSn,s Veg.
stsble Compound 10 relieve the pres
snt distress and prevent mors SERB
Qua troubles, Many letters have been
received from women ~ho have been
restored 10 health by Lydia 4. Pink.
ham $ Vegetable Compound after OPP
CITATIONS have been advised BY attend.
Ing pbysicianA
a. Taxt-lseok upea nfAilaseats
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-04-21

Compliment yourself and few othrrs
Will