Oxford Notes and Local Visits Highlight Week
Oxford events recount visitors from Oakfuskee and DeArmanville Mrs M A Brock adds a second story room to her North Oxford residence Rev W R Ivey to assist in a Kentucky meeting and Rev W B Nance reports on Chinese missionary work in Soo Chow plus vacation in Tennessee and plans for Aniston postmaster appointment.
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Oxford
Mary Ligon
G. T. Harris
Dr. Ligon
Oakfuskie
M. A. Brock
W. R. Ivey
Flemingsburg
Kentucky
L C. Keily
Mr. Ivey
W. B. Nance
Methodist Church
Soo Chow
June Whiteside
Nance
Ife
Tennessee
Leesville man saved by King's New Discovery
A Leesville resident, W H Brown, purportedly survived a deadly illness with Dr Kings New Discovery for Consumption. He declares it relieved asthma attacks and cured lung troubles, with many similar recoveries from consumption pneumonia bronchitis and grip. Sold by West End Drug Store and Miller Drug Co at 50 cents and 1.00 dollars.
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Leesville
Ind
W. H. Brown
West End Drug Store & Miller Drug Co
Walking stick carries 105 years of family service
The heirloom hickory walking stick began with Capt. Bell of Burke County Georgia and passed through J. W. Bell to Mrs. T. H. Barry after a long illness. It remains sturdy for future use. Meanwhile, T H Embrey escaped injury when his horse were startled by a car on Main Street Saturday evening.
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T. H. Barry
Capt. Bell
Burke County
Georgia
J. W. Bell
Navy
T. H. Embrey
Main Street
Casting on Statue Shows Persistence of German Goldsmith
Casting on a Venus statuette by Stiglmayer, a German goldsmith, follows a failed Naples visit to study Canova. After two failed attempts and a third Christmas Eve pour, the mold finally accepts the metal and yields a joyful, if risky, result as Pasquale burns his mouth kissing Phidias’s head emerging from the broken form.
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Sticlmayer
Naples
Canova
Charles II
Stighnayer
Venus
Pasquale
Phidias
John Wesley Quote Prompts Reassurance on Cough Remedy
A note reflects on a saying attributed to John Wesley about repeating lessons. It then endorses Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy as a cure for colds and grip, claiming it counters pneumonia tendencies and is pleasant and safe to take. Sold by J. L. Wikle.
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John Wesley
Southern Railway to Birmingham Fair Round Trip Tickets
Southern Railway offers round trip tickets to Birmingham from all parts of Alabama and from Columbus Mississippi Rome Georgia and Atlanta Georgia with one first class fare plus 75 cents including one fair admission Tickets valid Oct 15 to 24 with return by Oct 25 Consult nearest ticket agent for details and purchase information.
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Southern Railway
Birmingham
Alabama
Columbus
Miss
Rome
Atlanta
Fairgrounds
Rock Island Route Announces Monthly Ticket Sale
Round trip fares plus two dollars for travel to Arkansas Indian Territory Oklahoma Texas and New Mexico via Rock Island System are offered. Tickets go on sale the first third Thursdays of each month. Let L. Parrott T. P. A. in Atlanta Georgia provide details.
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Arkansas
Indian Territory
Oklahoma
Texas
New Mexico
Rock Island
L. Parrott
Atlanta
Fall and winter footwear and underwear sale
Frank McIntyre promotes fall and winter footwear for women with new styles priced at 2.00 to 3.50. He highlights heavy to light soles, patent and kid tips, and smart heels. The shop also lists fleece lined underwear for boys at 25c, men’s cotton and wool options from 1.00 to 1.50, with others at 50 and 75c. customers urged to fit sizes now.
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Wright
Also Mentioned on This Page
the News OF Oxford
M. E. Reed
South Carolina
Asa Allen
DeArmanville
A. C. Allen
W. A. Whiteside
J. M. Ragan
Anniston
Embrey & Warnock
Embrey & WakNnock
W. O. Turnipseed
W. M. Melon
Mr. Melon
THE
Globe Clothing Company
R. Hertz
Berkshire
Frank McIntyre
Anniston Hardware CO
Noble ST. Theatre
Minstrels
IS A. Coburn
EK A Franklin
NOBLE
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