Oxford Notes and Society News Brief
Mrs. L. B. Miller and Mrs. Clarence Hudson hosted friends after a visit to DeArmanville. E. E. Lee of Randolph County spoke of flourishing conditions. Engagement announced for Dr James Coggins of Black Mountain and Miss Kate Penn DeVore. Mrs Bradley hosts Mrs W O Hanes and children in Anniston. Flag Day event at Mrs James R Draper’s residence hosted by Oxford D A R regent tomorrow at 4 o clock. all invited. Social and patriotic features planned.
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Oxford
L. B. Miller
Clarence Hudson
DeArmanville
E. E. Lee
Randolph County
Old Oxford Friends
James C. ©Oggins
Black Mountain, N. C
Kate Penn DeVore
James R. Draper
June wedding at Holman University hinted by Oxford visit
Dr Coggin plans a June 20 wedding at Holman University after making warm friends in Oxford during a recent visit. Miss Clara Yeatman visits Silver Run and will be away until Whretime. Next Sunday Oxford Lodge I O F holds memorial exercises with a program of songs, poetry, Betsy Ross sketch, and martial music. Scott Strickland is reported quite ill at J H Yoe’s residence on Snow street.
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Holman University
Coggins
Oxford
Scott Strickland
J. H. Yoe
Snow Street
Oxford News and Social Notes From Anniston Area
Sympathies poured out for a recovering patient in North Carolina. Rev. Geo F Cuthrell reports his brother is improving. Oxford parties plan a lake picnic hosted by Parker Memorial Sunday School. Gadsden visitors Mr and Mrs B S Russell visit relatives. Master Ross Brown is recovering at home. Monuments rise at Oxford cemetery as Silent City improves. W M Forest of India to lecture at the Christian Church next Tuesday at 8.
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Geo. F. Cuthrell
North Carolina
Oxford
Lake
Parker Memorial Sunday School of
Anniston
Rabt. Weaver
Gadsden
City
Russell
Musical Evening at Mrs Ballard’s Proves Enjoyable
Despite bad weather the musicale at Mrs. A. F. Ballard’s residence was well attended and highly enjoyable. Miss Ola Dodd, who recently sprained her ankle, is reported much better. The program was of a high order and the numbers were beautifully rendered.
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Une
A. F. Ballard
Rheumatism and the promise of a cure by S. S. S.
The article explains rheumatism as a systemic disease tied to uric acid in blood and impaired elimination by liver kidneys and bowels. It touts S. S. S. as a permanent cure, claims to purify blood, strengthen organs, relieve pain, and prevent chronic joint damage. A testimonial from CHAS. E. GILDERSLEEVE cites dramatic knee paralysis improvement after three bottles. The Swift Specific Co Atlanta GA is named as source.
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S. S
Swift Specific Company
Atlanta, GA
Chas. E. Gildersleeve
82Nd Street
Newport News
Second-Hand Furniture Dealer Promotes Cash for Used Goods
T M Henderson at 913 Noble Street advertises cash for second-hand furniture and related items. The dealer emphasizes quick purchases and a wide inventory of used goods.
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T. M. Henderson
Noble Street
J. T. Hodge
Irregular Norwegian Coastline and Fjords Feature
Norway’s irregular coast spans about 1 700 miles in a straight line yet extends to 12 000 miles when winding around fjords. The coast hosts more than 590 009 islands, scattered along its intricate inlets and channels.
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Norway
The Famous Eleventh and Noble treeta Head to foot outfitters
A brief note lists The Famous Eleventh and Noble treeta as local outfitters offering head to foot gear for men and boys with emphasis on ready to wear selections.
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Treeta
Hair Loss Banter Linked In Boston Transcript
A humorous exchange notes Hicks hair thinning and a grin from Wicks. The Boston Transcript frames the quip as light banter about potential baldness with a playful forecast.
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Hicks
Boston Transcript
Of the five senses common sense and humor rarity
A concise note on the rarity of common sense and a sense of humor, framed as a whimsical line from the Saturday Evening Post.
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Saturday Evening Post
Coal Ad Promises Satisfying Quality for Buyers
A short advertisement touts the sale of coal described as the satisfactory kind, signaling a focus on dependable fuel quality for customers.
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