Delayed Mississippi notes mix venting and rumors
A patchwork of stray items notes aerial sightings over Clarksdale, local protests over executions, labor strikes at Meridian mills for better ventilation, and various political quips. It mentions Taft, Taft’s northern-south split theory, river traffic, and scattered court and crime tidbits.
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Taft
Burlington
Vermont
Dr Miles Anti Pain Pills Endorsed in Testimonial Letter
A testimonial touts Dr Miles Anti Pain Pills for relief from various pains with no habit formation. It claims attacks become less frequent or disappear, and a doctor approved, money-back offer is included for the first package. Austinburg Ohio reader notes personal family use and cure.
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Miles
Dr. Miles
Austinburg
Siio
Miles Medical Co
Elkhart
Ind
Mississippi Rail Timetable Summary 1909
The timetable lists freight and passenger departures and arrivals for lines through Jackson Hattiesburg Gulfport and Columbia with connections at major hubs. Names include THOS. P. HALE as Second Vice-President Gulfport Mississippi and notes effective April 11 1909.
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Mendenhall
Gulfport
Jackson
Columbia
Hattiesbury
Thos. P. Hale
Mississippi
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