davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1923-09-06

hat lac. enduring sts ssn eonss
aaesces soF aftssa years and thsS
frankly casting Il aside az failure,
Las performed an economic service F"
he nation. There could be no m0fs
convincing argument against the pas
ssss az slmilAr la~s m other states
han Oki.Aomss disastrous expert
msnt
n. O1lahoms susrsaty iA~ vas
The nrst % lls kind. u ~as enacted
10 fsspenss 10 the panic OF lsoI' bu1
srpsfisaes has oniy proved again that
mere "a 10 substitais for sound bank
ins Rsiyias 90 the fancied security
u tie sasranty is-. people entrusted
heir banking 10 many rho ~ers M
a. fof the trust Bank failures have
b.-n 40 May that tho fund. sup
posed 10 guarantees deposits. created
b. assessments on ssnss. vas Ions
s2o dspietcd.
n IA estimated that vith total liabif
itiss created undsf the Law IN tho
form OF warrants and sums o~inx 20
aspositors smountinx 70 $4,000. 600,
there are In the sssds Of the Banking
Board uncsrtsin assets OF nominal,
gls 900 900. rsnxiss In value rom
ssfo 10 only lhirsy or forty esats on
The dollar. resulting IN deheit OF
msny aliiion dollars Sound. ~sllman
aged banks have b.sa heavily tsfea
~ assessments 20 the fund, and tbs
mstlmum amount that could be as
sssssd 90 solvsai bsnks IL insanessni
10 cover the asneit
n has bsss cell said that guaranty
laws make for ieossnsss In banking
nsthods sna saddle on the com
pstsnt snd honest The sins OF the In
eompsfsat and dishonest
let as have esly Laws thst raise
the standard Of ssskinx. Let Ne have
40 lass that dsbsss a.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1923-09-06
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION OF
TIME APPOINTED FOR PROV
INC MILL. ETC.


In the Probate Court OF Twin Falls
County. State OF Idaho.
In the Matter or the Estate of Mary
Nancy Blakeslee, deceased.
Pursuant 10 an order OF said
Court. made on the 4th day OF Sep
tember. 1928. notice Ia hereby given
that Friday. the 2lN day OF Septem-
Der. 1923. az 10 o'clock A. NJ. OF said
day, at the courtroom OF said court,
al the courthouse In the City of Twin
Falls. County OF Twin Falls, Idaho.
has been appointed as the time and
place for proving the will OF said
Mary Nancy Blakeslee. deceased. and
for hearing the application OF +. c.
Graves for the issuance 20 him %
letters testamentary, when and
where any person Interested may APP
pear and contest the same.
Dated September 4th. 1928.
o. T.. DUVALL.
Judge OF and Ex-offlcio Clerk
OF Probate Court.
w. ID. GILLIS.
Attorney for Petitioner,
Filler. Idaho. -25-ftc.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1923-09-06
Nav Ida. In cIaar LIahter.

A noyei-lookiDg cigar lighter 70
sembles q telephone 10 appearance.
What would be the receiver Of the
telephone Is in this case the lighter
which is connected with flexible rub
ing to the gas service. When the re
ceiyer" Is taken from the hook. the
gas In automatically turned on snd
lighted by an electric spark from
battery. When the user hangs 1p.
the tight II extinguished.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1923-09-06
EXPRESSION OF THANKS

We Wish 70 express our thanks
and appreciation to the many friends
OF tho family for their kind express
sions OF sympathy during our recent
bereavement and for the beautiful
floral offerings.
GEORGE BLAKESLEE
adv. AND FAMILY
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1923-09-06

These are ths words Of James eax-
tsr. ~ a., liver since ! tried RAT
SNAP I heve always kept Il Ia the
house Never fails. Used about 81 90
uotth OF RAT-S>AP a year and fig
ura Il saves me stoe In chicks. eggs
and feed. RAT-SNAP Ia convenient.
Just bFeak up cake. no mixing with
other food Three sises. ssc. ebe.
ti.s3. Sold and guaranteed by Mod
ern nrax shop and Filler Hardware
lQ.--&1s.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1923-09-06
BEAN MEN HERE.

A. ~ Gregg OF Bozeman, Mont.
western manager OF the ID. Lam
dreth Seed company. together with
Mr.. Landreth OF the same concern.
spent last week here ON business.
This company has bean acreage OF
a thousand acres on this tract this
season. 20 per cent of this acreage
being tributary TO Filler. The Wis
itors predicted a successful bean
harvest and were we'll pleased with
the outlook.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1923-09-06
THE SERVICE
OF A FAILURE
~ D. n. euELlcrER
President Amsrlesn Bankers
Association

W en- q o "
srnor Walton OF
Oklahoms signed
recently the 70
peal Of the bank
deposit guaranty
Lac in that state.
he performed an
sc0nomle serries
10 the rhole coan
Try. ! might sysa
say that Okla
-. A.. Aaaafun
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1923-09-06
A CSELEKV0 MAGYAROK

Nemregben egy nagyon p hangzatos hazafas nev aa m
k6d6 asg6 bebzoyu hogy obbantaok gkossagok aran
komany buktataa k0zben adomanyokat gyu meyeke
daman nyomben ell skkaszt Eek urak Nemze Muunk
gy0nyr cmerpazsat akaszottak s6 tevek o Ket fatal
meg0 ekszeresz efogk 6ket akasukon
tana csom6 gazdag ember aklket
bizonyar azert gyezek h hogy nevnpakra grauaJa
nekk ket iaaemberro meg kderul hogy uJonnan
alauand6 asaam csoponak aapit6 amey arsadam ala
kunak lett vona celia hogy gen akcok uan
mas feekezeten gazas embereke atseaa masylagra
kt aaembe terveze hogy leendo nemes egesueknek
"Cseleky6 Magyarok'' szepen hangz6 nevet adja
v6gre mndezekbo dgokb6l mar eleg volt Az ellen
nem takozak hogy osunaan
a agyukban gyos kegyeen ostoba tervekke De eeu
javunk zas seretetebn genis ltako
zunk hogy ynfaa gazk6k maguk gyaazatos szndekai
max cegereu egymasra legebb ogamakat madago
nemz enevezeseke hasznljak fel "Ceekv6 Magyarok
embe sve mgdobban Ieke f5lemekek amikor gyanutanu
olvaa ezeeves hazara gondo regi harokra
ree magyar 6ere Els Cselekv6 Magyarokr6l kl hogy
rntk s0tet kapuajaban embert 0n
ks hogy cselekvOk csakugyan magyarok ha eek
nyugoan feeng6se nevez maguat magyaroknak akkor
szegyen Is gyaazat ezen a f0ld0n magyarnak enni.
Torkg vagyunk azzal hogy mnden gagra, f0rtelemr
utonaasra oszgban hangzaos ng6 es hazaas
featot iezenek szenved6 tettesek Ez
ezrt ieleng aand6 mmar ag en doog de mi ezt
szerenk vedn at6 erk0cs eanyats6 hogy
ge ICY beszennyez6denek hogy peaul Celekv6 Ma
eentsen hogy hvany gyilkos
Egye6re mod beteg agyak eszreereere mint
trvenyes ok es zgousaga Els szeetnok ha bro
sag k0nsen suyosb6 k0rmenynek Cseekvo Magya
rokna e mnden egyeb hasonszo vaakozokna nemzet kin
csek ejaratasat-Pest Hirlap
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1923-09-06
| soRBAN csALAD 'GYAszA
A legismertebb nilesi magyar en-
Der, Serbian JOSEF, fla Lajcs %
ewes koraban meghalt. - Macy
reszvet mellett temettek

Sulyos csapas erte a Nilesban,
O.. iak6 k0zismert Serbian J6zse-
fct es csaladjat, mert a Csnad me-
yysl Battonyan sziiletett nevelt
fla. Lajos, napokban ~ ewes ko-
laban meghalt.
A megboldogult flu szeftgad6,
engedelmes, templomba jar6, er-
k0lcsos gyermek volt, aki bar ket
eve betegeskedett tudejevel,
megis varatlanul halt meg august
tus 24-en. Temetese augustus
26-an, vasa'rnap delutan folyt le
sziil6k 518 Grand avenuei haZa-
Dol, 6riasi reszvet melIett. A veg
teleniil meghat6 gyaszszcrtartast
DIR. Gerenday Laszlo Youngstown
reformatus lelkesz vegezte DIR. Va
radyt Arthur segitsegevel. Geren-
day lelkesz sziilGk utan, testve-
ret0l Szabo Bali J6zsefnet0l, az
utan KleSza Ferenc es nejc, Olah
Janos es neje rOkonokt6l, Sosa ia
nost6l es a t0bbi baratoktol bu-
csuztatta ell az elhunytat akinelk
ravatalara a k0vetkez6k kiildtek
koszorukat: Niles Friedrich Co.
el0munkasai, Mrs. p. f. Thomas,
Mrs. DR.. D. o. Clingen, Kiss ka-
roly es csaladja, Szab6 Bali l6-
zsef es neje, S6sa Janos, Kovalik
Ferenc es csaladja, csokrokat
kiiIdtdk 0zv. Dlugopolszkyne, Hal
du Janos es neje, Csolti Janos es
neje.
Halottviv0k voltak: Jakubat
Janos, Jakubat Istvan, Jakubat
Berti, Jakubat Julia, Ful0p Jolan,
Szab6 Boriska, 10th Erzsike, ia
kab Ferenc, Varga Wilma es Ba'
jusz Bella.
Az ifju halottat 25 auto kisertG
XII temet6be, 'ahol orok nyuga-
lomra helyeztek.
A temetesen megjelent a Niles
I. Magyar BIS. Egylet is es szamo
san mas varosb6l, hogy ezzel' il
igazoljak a sziil6k iranti kegyele
tet es 0szinte reszvetet. Serbian J6
zsef gyaszaban osztozik az eges;
nifesi magyarsag, inert Sorbar
minden magyar egyhazi, egyleti e.
j6tekony mozgalom igaz partfo
g6ja.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1923-09-06
MAGYA LEANY SIKERE
Simonovszky Annuskat kinevez-
tex megyei penztari deputynak

A Mahoning v0lgyi magyarsa
got nemcsak Macy 0r0m, de nagy
megtiszteltetes is erte, amennyi
ben Frank Vogan megyei penztar
nok, aki heten foglalta ell ALA
sat, a Szatmar megyei sziiletesU
Simonovszky Annuskat kinevezte
deputynak.
A csinos magyar lcanyka az elo
70 harom evet is mint deputy tol
t0tte megyei penztari hivatalban
ahol szelesk0rii tudasaval, szaker
telmevel, elGzekeny es udvarias
modoraval szamos tisztelot seer
zett maganak es feljebbval6i meg
elegedeset legteljesebb mertek
ben kierdemelte. Az uj megyei
penztarnok, az elodje alkalmazasa
ban lev6 6sszes tisztvisel0kct elbo.
csatotta es csak Simonovszky An
nuskat tartotta meg es pedig ma
gasbb fizetessel, hogy ezzel is iga
zolja AIT, miszerint Sim'onovszky
Annuska erdemeit minden tekin
tetben elismeri.
| Meg vagyunk gy6zodve r6la
hogy nemcsak a youngstown, d.
az egesz Mahoning volgyi magyar
sag is biiszke ARA, hogy egy ilyel
derek, okos magyar leanykat ne
veztek XII ebbe a felel8ssegtelje
| allasba.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1923-09-06
FERJHEZJOTT AMERIKABA

A "a ewes Weinstein Dorottya
kisasszony napokban erkezett
meg Zorro Encsr0l, Magyarorszag
bol, New Yorkba, hol, mindjart
partraszallta utan, ferjhez ment
a Youngstswnban lako Weiss AL
berthez.
A most mar boldog ifju ferj meg
Magyarorszagon udvarolt sziveva
lasztottjanak, hazassagnak azon-
ban varnia kellett mostanig.
Mrs. Weiss egy magyarorszaef
gyaros leanya; kival6 nevelesben
reszesiilt nevet ismerik a buda
pesti szerkeszt6segekben is azor
dolgozatok reven, melyeket tole ell
fogadva, az ottani lapokban ko
z0ltek.
Weiss Albert Frankie Bros
dohany- es szivar- cegnel van al
kalmazva.
A fatal par a North Side-oi
lakik.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1923-09-06
SOTER J0ZSI BALESETE
Egy automObil elitOtte a 13 ewes
fiut. lTua van a veszayen

S6ter Gyulanak (aki a Brier Hill
gyarban gazhazban dolgozik)
szomoru hirt jelentcttek mutt
ho 2S-an. AIT tudattak vele ugyan-
is, hogy 13 ewes J6zsi fiat egy
olasz ember eliit0tte az automobil-
javal.
A flu haza igyekezett a Poplar
st. a.. szama alatti lakasara. vi
gan hajtott haza a biciklijevel, a
melynek elso kereke mar a jardan
volt, amikor egy ugyanazon ut
caban lak6 olasz ember elut0tte az
autotruckjaval. A mig Jozsi
flu jo oldalon hajtott karekpar-
java|, addig az olasz rossz oldalonl
vagyis az utica baloldalan hajtotta
utojat. A fiut azonnal bevittek
a city k6rhazba, ahol megallapi
tottak, hogy komolyabb baia mem
tortent a. tobbli helyen lathat6 zu
z6dasokon xviii. Sf
S0ter Jozsit ezelott ct evvel sir
ten eliitote Brier Co. egy auto
truckja es pedig ugyanazon he
lyen sebesitette meg, mint most al
olasz gepkocsija. Szerencsere tn
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1923-09-06
PoLrTIKAI HATALo MIRA T0REKsZENEK
(Folytatas az l. oldalr6ll

amerkaink nevez de eveben eesen
rkaitlan egyesules ellen.
Mi 5sznten megmodu hogy James Watkins Knkacok altai
aasab6 ktur liberals erzem rend5rf6nokben latjuk AIT
polgarnesterje0te ak legy3heti Kukacok prdikaorat
Ssznten AIT megnond hogy abban esetben ha be-
vandoroak oszesege ot meet d0nne k0z erdeke
ben AIT je0tet fogiuk partolni
Magyar szarmazasu pogaok Gondokozzanak mar most va
azas fee Gonokozzanak fontolk hogy mi var rean
Kukacok gy6znek Gondokozzanak keszu6djenek,
voben gyeseket fogunk rtan teend6k megbeszesere
Eel harcra soeseg Kukac lovaga es azok prdikaor e
l0ltje elen -,
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1923-09-06
NEVvALTOzTATAs


John Davis, a probate court BIZ
raja, megengedte, hogy, magyar
sag koreben j6l ismert Dabics
Gyorgy Dezso nevet megvaltoz-
tassa Dalton GyorgN Dezs6re. Az
vi ney tehat a kovetkez6 lesz
Gsofge D. pafGn.' DaltoanaAk y az
irodaja a Dollar, Bank epiilet4 620.
szasma alatt van, ahol real estate
tel foglalkozik. Dalton kiil0nben
mint a Kossuth K0r penztarnok&
foleg a Magyar Haz iigyeben felt
XII nagy munkassagot.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1923-09-06

azon anyak ko ak kon gondozasban reszeeek gyermek
szilesuk alkamava, ketto hunyt ell ezrenkint
Maternity Infancy orveny ertemeben tervhe vettek
az egye heyek szksegenek teles kelegs Cecsem6k es
anyak 6e esenek k6zgeszeggy apo
kene XII varand6s anyak haszno nformacokkal vao
eaasara E6nyos unvakat taramazo rpratokat bulletin
XII egyes aamok es mlnkavgyi minszeum oyer
Children Azonban barmilyen format
is s0n az az akc meyet t0veny szeemeben
aamokban megkezdek mnnek koz0s aapa sz6ke meg
gySzni ennek problemanak Macy fontossagar6l. II
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1923-09-06
OLVAS0INK SZIVES FIGYEL
MEBE

T0bb oldalrd panaszt hallot-
tunk, hogy lapunkat a levelhor-
d6k hetf0n es kedden kezbesitik.
Tisztelettel kerjik mindazo1l
elofizet0inket, Xix a lapot pentek-
mel kesobb kapjak, irjanak nekiink
LEvELEZ0LAPoN nehany szot,
akar angol, akar magyar nyelven,
hogy ait a postamesternek a ks-
sedelem okanak megsziintetase We.
gett atadhassuk.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1923-09-06

van a veszelyen. A szilok megin-
ditottak az eljarast gond'atlan
hajt6 ellen.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-03-02
Black Death

In Russia and In Poland pes
thence and plague are taking
millions of lives.
Typhus, cholera, bubonio
plague, the aftermath of war, are
bringing black death westward.
America Is in dangerl
United States Senator Royal
S. Copeland tells what we must
do to protect ourselves.
Beauty, the Fashions and
the Folies, Is an entertaining
article by Florenz Ziegfeld. Do
you know how he chooses his
famous chorus of beauties2
Mrs. John King Van Rens-
selaer tells how the climbers
bought their way into Society.
Mrs. Thomas G. Winter con-
tributes eight women's club
programs of public service.
Other articles of note by Harry
Emerson Fosdick, William Lyon
Phelps and Walter Damrosch.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-03-02
The Hawkeye

Herbert Quick has written
the big American novel of 1923.
A story Of pioneers, fighting
for life on the prairies; of ma
rauding Indians; of bandits
and boodling politics; Of brave
women and beautiful girls.
The Hawkeye is adventure
and romance and history.
Don't miss the first of six
generous installments, In the
March Journal /. Read also:
Snake andHawl, by Stephen
Vincent Benet, illustrated in
color by Wyeth.
The Harp and the Triphanl-
n1er, by w. B. Pitkin.
Little Winged Birds So
Happy, by Sophie Kerr.
And other stories by Zane
Grey, Eleanor Hallowell Abbott,
Cora Harris, Mattel Howe
Farnham, Samuel Scoville.
All in the big March Journal.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-03-02
Advertising the Church

Would an imitation stick Of
chewing gum lure you to go to
church,
Would an invitation reading.
! Hope-2-C-U-There" en-
tice you to a preaching service2
Yet these are the grotesque
methods by which some min
listers are advertising. Read
Charles A. Selden's thoughtful
article in the March Journal.
For housekeepers there are
ten articles of intensely practical
value, including:
Housekeeping In the Little
House, Alice Van Leer Carrick.
Old Pennsylvania Dutch
Cookery, Caroline B. King.
1 Make French Pastry at
Home, Florence Taft Eaton.
TheNewestKitchen Utensils.
Roasting and Toasting.
Colefte Cooks with Bread.
There are forty new recipes.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-03-02


THEL LADIES HOME JOURNAL makes
fashions:
The Journal sponsored the tight
wasted, boufant,skirted frock, the
bertha collar, the side-draped dress,
the cape-backed dress and manyothers.
The Journal first brought to Amer
lea the popular handkerchief mode.
If you buy your clothes ready,made,
read The Journals fashion news pages;
if you make them, you can use its pat.
terms with confidence.
Clothes that follow Journal fashions
Uill be in style for at least teuo years.
Read the March LADIES' HOME
JOURNAL.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-03-02

See the big March LADIES HOME
JOURNAL.
Among the new things shown in its
fashion pages are:
The dress made of shawl.
The sports dress with cape back.
The new hounced frock.
The dress with matching scarf.
The sllirtwith flat back and full front.
The dress with six pockets.
Two pages of French hats which
jury great Paris milliners chose as best
for spring. Irene Castle avears them.
Cables from The journalist office
tell of lines and Innings, sleeves, waist.
lines, colors, fabrics and trimmings.
The vidette. (Iuka, Tishomingo County, Miss.) 1912-1967, 1923-03-22

VIII p.saea u Patrick snd
Reckv lpri.gs churches on the Iu' a
r'se,it 81 P e -. 2 fieat Sun.
The vidette. (Iuka, Tishomingo County, Miss.) 1912-1967, 1923-03-22
Tishomingo u. S. A.

Hello folks. 1t seems that our
county correspondents are Stacking
on The Vidette. This scribbler
could come oftener if we had better
mail service. We are four miles
from the post Office and mile
from any route and the route is not
much more convenient than the
P. O.
Everything appears to be pretty
quiet in our neck Of the woods now
No serious sickness, SO far as the
writer knows.
People are tuning up thier plows
for spring a song.
Paradise Scrool closed Wednes-
day March 2lst
Paradise Oil we'll No. l has taken
weeks lay off to fish for the Drill
Nj. Hanson however is still hold
ing on with his usual bulldog
enacity.,
Speaking Of the oil Well, there
IS a structure down there called a
err sone and derrick by
SIS iau sided
structure eighty some odd feet in
height. Some Of the ladies have
The vidette. (Iuka, Tishomingo County, Miss.) 1912-1967, 1923-03-22

been astonishing the natives by
climbing this structure. They are
wearing 'em higher in Hawaii
it may appeal to highly culti-
waited intellect to go up thar" but
not any for Bill-not if he knows
himself and he thinks he does.
read communication not long
since from a nephew over in Arkan
sas, in which he stated that he was
cutting cotton stalks with an ak
And what do you think about that?
Some years ago, over in old
McNairy County Tenn, there were
two John Does'' one was an uncle
of the other and old" John hired
young John one spring to work on
the farm, young John proved to be
trihe slower about his work than
old John thought he should be, 80
one day old John said, II hired
Jim Smith last year, and he would
DO as un,h work in one day as yor
do in two, and what 10 you think
about that?' YOUNG John replied.
Il think IFS - Ii and what do
you thiak about. that2'
Wei it's about hedt me on Per
r. n aa
WI Will
stand together ana be Dismissed.
Bughouse Bill
The vidette. (Iuka, Tishomingo County, Miss.) 1912-1967, 1923-03-22
Gard of Thanks.

Want to thank my friends and
neighbors for their sympathy and
many deeds of kindness to me and
my family during our recent be-
reavement of husband and father.
| cannot express my appreciation
and will never forget your thouht-
fulness. / sincerely hope you will
find friends as kind ard thoughtful
in any trial you may be called on to
bear. I also want to thank the
Knights of the Ku Klux Khan, for
their kind words and gift which has
proven blessing In my time of
need. May the Father in Heaven
bless and comfort you all the days
Of your life is my prayer.
Mrs. A. L. Smith.
Tishomingo, Miss.
Feb. Oath, 1928.
Mrs. A. L. Smith and children;
We the undersigned wish to express
to you our heartfeltsympathy in the
untimely death of your husband
and father and the little donation
herewith we give ever remembering
the Book of Books" says, 1t is
more blessed to give than to receive"
Signed knights OF the ku Klux
Khan.
The vidette. (Iuka, Tishomingo County, Miss.) 1912-1967, 1923-03-22
Mother and Daughter
Are Both Enthusiastic
They Declare Stella Vitae Is Unequalled I'M
Restoring Suffering Women To
Health and Happiness.

Ny daughter and l are both
most enthusiastic III QUE praise of
Stella Vitae, for We have both tried
it and it has benefited us more than
anything else we have taken,' said
Mrs. Lula Johnson, Kingston Route
No. 8, Rome, Ga.
For long time my health had
been in bad shape and getting
worse. Terrible headaches from
which l suffered, almost drove me
distracted and at times l thought
| just couldn't stand that awful
pain in my back. Spells of dizzi-
ness would come on without warn
ing and before l knew it 1 would
turn right blind and almost topple
over. My nerves were in such a
wretched condition that l felt like
screaming out at the least little
noise like the scraping of a chair or
shutting of door, and it would set
me to trembling like leaf.
:" l was all the time trying differ,
ent things in the hope that 1 might
hit upon something that would re-
lieve my sufferings but never found
what l was looking for till 1 got
hold of Stella Vitae, and that GER
tainly filled the bill, for it put me
on the road to good health and
The vidette. (Iuka, Tishomingo County, Miss.) 1912-1967, 1923-03-22
DON ended N y troubles.

DON ended N y troubles.
my daughter decided to try it
too, and it certainly gave her the
Strength and vitality she needed
during the time of her expected
motherhood. We are both glad to
recommend Stella Vitae to women
in failing health and who are irreg-
ular in their periods.
1t is not int ended that Stella
Vitae replace the physician. Nor
is there any claims made that it
will perform .unheard of miracles,
in cases where!serious diseases have
been allowed to run on unchecked
for a number of years, Embedding
and fastening itself on a woman's
syst am. But in overcoming serious
female troubles in their earlier
stages, and in correcting the many
common complaints of women, it is
declared that Stella Vitae is with
out a rival
Note-Stella Vitae may be OBJ
tanned from any druggist and is
sold upon the positive guarantee
that the purchase price will be re-
funded if it fails to bring relief.
Druggists are supplied from the
Van Vleet Mansfield Drug Co.
Memphis, Tenn.
The vidette. (Iuka, Tishomingo County, Miss.) 1912-1967, 1923-03-22
Parent Teacher Association.

Parent Teacher Association,
The members of the P. T. A..
the Thursday club and every female
voter in town is invited to meet
at Mineral Springs Thursday after
noon at three o'clock to hear Miss
Simpsons message. The Board
of Health has succeeded in getting
Miss Simpson to put over some
measures which the good women
of Miss. have been trying to put over
for the last four years and failed.
If her visit to Miss. is to mean
anything to this state it is going to
require that the leaders put aside
anything that will keep them from
winning out in the next Legislative
session.