Ministers of gospel test Tanlac claims
Ministers of the Gospel rarely endorse proprietary medicine yet many pastors report Tanlac improved digestion sleep appetite and energy. Statements from Rev W C Norton Rev A H Sykes Rev B G Butler Rev P F M Winburn Rev R J Taylor Rev A L Tull Rev Jas H New Rev A J Vallery Rev John M Sims and Rev W T Roby vouch for relief from indigestion headaches nervous strain and debility. They urge readers to seek Tanlac through local dealers.
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Tanlac
Ife
W. C. Norton
Wesley Memorial Church
Jacksonville
Fla
A. H. Sykes
Watkins Park Presbyterian Church
Nashville, Tenn
Nashville, Tenn., Saysi
Sykes
Taniac
B. G. Butler
Central Baptist Church
Muskogee
Okla
PF M
Winburn
Methodist
San Antonio
Tex
R. J. Taylor
St. Pleasant Baptist Church
Franklin
Grippe
A. L. Tull
Atlanta
Jas
H. New
Baptist
Clarkston
A. J. Vallery
Bethany Home
Monroe
Memphis
John M. Sims
Atlanta, Ga
W. T. Roby
West Lonsdale Methodist Church
Knoxville
Tenn
Ady
Miss Catherine Modine Maps Homestead Bid In Timber Reserve
Brandon dispatch in the Portland Oregonian says Catherine Modine of northern Curry County has filed for Uncle Sam homestead in a timber reserve. She and her shepherd dog reportedly have slain over 100 wildcats and lynxes while running a stock and dairy ranch near Denmark with her mother. The ranch is described as well developed for its size and self-sufficient with no hired help.
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Catherine Modine
Curry County
Sam
Timber Reserve
Nodine
Brandon Dispatch
Portland Oregonian
Denmark
Cuticura Ad Promotes Baby Skin Soothing Bath Ointment
An old advertisement touts Cuticura Soap and Cuticura Ointment as soothing for irritated baby skin. It urges daily use to prevent trouble and offers a free sample by mail with a book, addressed to Cuticura Dept L Boston. A brief courtroom quip follows about a judge and another trial with ten dollars and costs.
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Dept. L
Boston
Ady
Early remedies and tonics warned of heart disease cure
An advertisement touts Stenovine as a first symptom remedy and Renovine as a heart and nerve tonic priced at 50c and 1.00. It claims Dead Shot-Dr. Peery's Vermifuge can remove worms with a single dose, noting no castor oil needed. The piece ends with a moral line about silent contempt and undelivered blows.
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Dr. Peery
Supreme Court Passes on Case Brewer vs Browning
The Mississippi Supreme Court met briefly with no major decisions handed down. The term discussed the Brewer versus Browning case over an adopted child heir, with arguments about whether the foster mother's siblings inherit. Several rulings were listed by Justices Sykes and Holden.
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Dan Scott
Rosedale
Brewer
Browning
Rule
Sunflower County
Louisville
Chancery Court
Supreme Court
Justice Sykes
H. J. Hoagland
S. W. Philips
Illinois Central R. R. Co
Margaret Hawkins
Carroll
W. A. Winslett
State
Wayne
Columbian National Life Insurance, Co
Hugh Ella Bridges
Chancery
Harry Olive
Attala
Gulfport Fertilizer Co
I. A. McMurphy
Harrison
Justice Holden
Gilchrist-Fordney Co
S. L. Williams
Jazper
Sam Meyer
H. J. Woods
Lauderdale
W. W. Whitfield
Nettie S. Whitfield
Clay
Yazoo County
James Richardson
Board of Supervisors of
Smith County
Eastman-Gardner Co
Circuit
Smith
Rundle Smith
Vicksburg
Storm Hits Prison Farm Damaging Crops and Escapes
A severe hailstorm at Parchman prison farm wrecked crops across convict camps 1, 4, 9 and 12 including corn cotton peas and forage. In Camp 1 about 250 acres of corn were blown away requiring replanting while mules and convicts were stampeded and three convicts fled during the disturbance. The report also notes administrative shifts moving the beef cattle and livestock programs headquarters from Jackson to the Mississippi A and M College in Starkville and lists changes in personnel and offices. News items cover railroad commission adjournment rates demurrage and public service reports, plus proclamations urging meatless and flourless days and other state actions.
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Jackson
J. J. Coman
Board of Penitentiary Trustees
HE. J. O'Keefe
Parchman
Mississippi
Agricultural and Mechanical College
Starkville
Harry M. Parker
Frank W. Farley
Federal Farm Extension Service
Jackson Board of Trade
J. Ed Ruff
South Mississippi
Department of Agriculture
Mary Holliday
Animal Husbandry Bureau
Mississippi News in Wartime Mississippi Items
Starkville forms Red Cross class while Jackson hosts state medical association. Baldwyn high school holds commencement at opera house. Amite County mobilizes for food preparation drive. First Mississippi band to perform at Camp Jackson thrice weekly. Gulfport drug clerk L. R. Harrison dies from gasoline explosion. Greenwood to begin building $40,000 Y. M. V. station soon. Seminary elects W. L. Williamson superintendent 1896 1900. San ford strawberry crop 25 percent short. Knights Templar conclave meets Biloxi. Lexington high school appoints David Sanderson principal. Hancock county agriculture exhibit May 18. Weevil damages crops near Winona. Me ridian bailiffs seek higher pay. T. E. Lott resigns Columbus high post to join army. Mississippi prosecutions fine cattle triers for dip. Gloster approves $100,000 good roads bonds. Meridian jail painter F. C. Ross dies of heart failure. Biloxi street repairs delayed to Oct 1. Adams county Duroc breeders form group Natchez. Seed saving urged by Memphis official. Aberdeen club liquidates amid wartime patriotism. Mill at Picayune expands via new owners. Warren county creamery prepares to operate. Meridian Light and Railway transfers manager Patterson to New Orleans. A. E. Brandis to Meridian. Lexington co op dairy buys Jersey cows. Aberdeen recruits train at Fort Logan H. Roots. Monroe and Carroll counties push war effort with eggs and poultry shipments.
Dodson's Liver Tone replaces dangerous calomel
A 19th century warning advertorial claims calomel makes you sick and salivates, urging readers to try Dodson's Liver Tone instead. The ad promises morning relief, cleaner bowels, lifted energy, and a money back guarantee from the druggist, touting it as a pleasant vegetable liver medicine suitable for children and adults.
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Carter
Dodson
Tam
Adv
Be Human First in the Race to Humanity
A reflective note urges embracing humanity as the core virtue. It emphasizes that the most human act is simply being human amid modern pressures and distractions.
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Virtue
John A. Dixon
Seneca
S. D
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Adams County Duroc Breeders’ Association
Natchez
J. D. Howerton
William Junkin
C. R. Byrnes
Aberdeen Club
Warren County Co-Operative Treamery
J. H. Culkin
A. J. Martin
O. H. Schleef
Joseph Hirsh
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Meridian Light and Railway Company
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H. Roots
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George J. Leftwich, Jr
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Goshen, Ind
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London
Saxon Motor Car Corporation
Detroit, Michigan
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Memphis, Tenn
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