Oxford Notes on Visits, Sales, and Local Happenings
Oxford's daily items report travelers to Alexandria for a Sunday school convention and visits from Birmingham, Miss Annis ton guest Maud Conningham and others. A lost pearl knife is offered for reward and local firm Haynes Hingson Cox expands in local commerce. An exhibition of large berries sparks curiosity while residents await results on a garden huckleberry or belladonna identification.
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Maud Conningham
Anniston
New York City
Metropolia
Jett
Model City
Oxford
Barry & Company
Review of September Meeting at Local Club
The Floyd county visitors Meters Shelton and Hood scout local property for purchase. Miss Josie Yoe resigns as president of the Ladies Aid Society, with Mrs 8. OW. Race elected to lead. Mrs Kirk Walker elected secretary afterMr Gal liher moves away. The society remains flourishing under capable officers.
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Kirk Walker
Bucklen Arnica Salve Praised as Scientific Wonder
The cnres Bucklen's Arnica Salve received praise from E. B. Mulford in Waynesboro for treating a severe pile case. It is said to heal burns, sores, boils, ulcers, cuts, wounds, chilblains and salt rheum. Available at West End Drug Co and Elam Ouiway & Houser for 25 cents.
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Cnres
Bucklen
Mulford
Patrons of Husbandry
Waynesboro
West End Ding Co
Elam
Ouiway & Houser
Parlor suit marked Sold sparks sales ethics debate
A New Orleans Times-Democrat passage notes a salesman and manager debating whether to place a Sold sign on a parlor suit. They fear fake Sold signs could mislead customers and hurt sales, while warning dishonest dealers misuse the tactic to push slow stock.
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Ft ‘Il
John
Publc
New Orleans Times-Democrat
The Irish Fairies and Their Dainty Habits
A charm filled tale on fairies shaping Irish life and belief. A servant recounts milk spills please the fairies and their delicacy toward dirt while a Tipperary mother seeks aid for a sick infant. The remedy involves smearing the child with dirt to appease the fairies and restore health.
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Grand Magazine
County
Tipperary
Joke traced from 19th century law to Lord Chelmsford tale
St James Gazette recounts a court joke about vessel names Ellen and Helen during Thesiger Cresswell proceedings. The quip, about mispronounced aspirates and naval naming, is linked to Lord Chelmsford and Thesiger, reflecting on lifelong self-education and rise to the bench.
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Vorcotage
Law Courts
Frank Lockwood
Ienry Hawkinstts
Riet
Lord Chelmsford
Frederick Thesiger
Cresswell Cresswell
Sergeant Channell
Ellen
Thesiger
Helen
Cresswell
Eilen
Esse
Tong
St. James
Lax ets only 5c laxative sold by J L Wikle
Lax-ets advertised as a pleasant easy to take bowel laxative that acts promptly without pain or griping. Claims relief for constipation breath bad taste muddy complexion facial eruption headache dizziness sour stomach coated tongue viliousness and includes formula on every box with pocket size packaging priced at five cents. Sold by J L Wikle.
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A. J. Adair
THE
E. A. Walker
Moessrs
J. M. Mims
W. Pace
Alexandria
John Hingson
Birmingham
Ton
RT. Pingon
Aia R. T
J. C. Cox
Randolph
Clay Counties
Haynes, Hingson & Cox
Troom House
Ala
Apply Star Office
Ohant
Jessie Bentley
Berry
D. Mouston Smith
Mrs. Fermor Staples
Heflin
Mra
John D. Staples
Gray
D, HL. Smith
Ki. A. Walker
Wright Staples
Birm
Self Culture’ Club
William H. Cooper
Roll Call
Mra. Wm
H. Cooper
Joseph E. Aderholt
A. PF. Bullard
Bullard
Henry
Mrs
Alexander Jones Adair
Ness Witl
Bradfield Regulator
Vering
Atlanta, Ga
Deise
Sre
Tember Review of Reviews
Ing
Meters
Shelton and
Hood
Floyd County, Ga
the Ladies’ Aid
Saciely
Methodist Church
Josie Yoe
Eawlinh Gal
Liher
Auntie
Pilgrin
J. L. Wikle
City National Bank
Anniston, Ala
Wi.geast Brewing CO
Nashville
Tenn
M. Markstein
Aderhold & Co
Comer-Kennedy Co
Noble ST
Noble Street
D. M. Boozer
15Th and Pine
Brown Shoe Co
St. Louis
Judson College
Marion
Alabama
South
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