Spring Fever and War News in Lincoln County Ledger
The issue discusses spring fever as mild illness from seasonal renewal, featuring a Peruna testimonial from Mrs. Alin Adams of Crafton Kentucky and a note about a free book offer. It then shifts to ongoing U.S. Cuba tensions, anticipated presidential message, possible intervention, and conflicting mediation offers from the Pope. It closes with a county treasurer report and school fund details amid war-time uncertainty.
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Alin Adams
Crafton, Ky
Peruna
Peru Vn Drug Manufacturing Company
Columbus
Ohio
Spain
United States
Congress
Washington
Cuba
Maine
Madrid
Big Pond
Lincolns County
Mississippi
Gurrixatus
Lincoln County
Chas, McNair
Oliver
Creu
Giver
Falance
Echool
Janet
W.C
Babe Nee
Mississippi Happenings and Local Changes Snapshot
A rural Mississippi notice sweep reports health concerns as smallpox resurges in Tupelo and Tupelo cases rise, while Jackson sees multiple marriages and social events. Ocean Springs mourns Mrs. Martha Gary. infant Louis Carroll dies in McComb. Military and civic notes include a new Knights of the Golden Circle lodge in Jackson, Catholics begin a new church in Jackson, and Brandon hosts a missionary meeting. Legislative moves name Leon Lessee treasurer in Tunica and J C Lloyd coroner in Lauderdale. Local crime and reform items mention McComb depots, divorce suits in Rankin, and a police response to loiterers. Cattle shipments from Forest regions head toward Texas, and Gulf coast health is reported clean of yellow fever with strong disinfection.
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Delta
Jackson
Ellisville
The
Knights of the Golden Fase
Greenville
Louis Carroll
C. L. Carroll
McComb
Tupelo
Epworth
le Meridian
Chas. Gibson
Mabel Randall
Centratin
Martha Gary
Ocean Springs
T. le Mellen
Brandon
Wood McGehee
Poplarville
Sons and Daughters
Crystal Springs
State Board of Health
Mississippi
Fire Association
Philadelphia
Will McDowell
Birmingham
Queen City Business College
Merdian
Sey
Edward Thompson
Leon Lessee
Tunica County
J.C. Lloyd
Lauderdale County
Simpson County
Pink Smith
Greenville Democrat
Anna Dudley
Lide Merriweather
Memphis
Belle Kearney
Joseph L. Jayne
United States Navy
Miss
U. S
Rodgers
Norfolk
Rankin Chancery Court
Turcott
Clutton Ledger
Texas
Pascagoula
Twenty Years Proof Tutt’s Liver Pills Promote Bowels
Twenty years proof their effectiveness as Tutt’s Liver Pills keep the bowels in natural motion and cleanse the system of impurities. An absolute cure for sick headache dyspepsia sour stomach constipation and kindred diseases. R P Smith of Chilesburg Virginia says he cannot do without them after twenty years of liver disease.
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Tutt
R. P. Smith
Chilesburg
Tragic Waco Duel Ends Brann and Davis Fight
Editor Brann of Iconoclast and Capt E T Davis were killed in a street duel in Waco last Friday. Ward wounded in hand. Kepler and Kennedy injured. Brann had mocked Baylor University previously and faced broad backlash. Levee flood devastates Shawneetown with 2,000 residents and 300 drowned after Ohio River break.
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Dconoclast
Brann
W. ©. Brann
the Iconoclast
E. T. Davis
Waco
W. H. Ward
Davis
Baylor University
Bran
Eugene Kepler
Kennedy
N. O. Picayune
Ohio River
Shawneetown
Lil
Johnstown
ScotT s Emulsion Fails To Perform As Advertised
A fragmented OCR item notes ScotT s Emulsion claims not to deliver promised results. The excerpt mentions pore Cod-tiver Oil as part of the product description, but readable details are limited and unclear.
Mandamus fight over Mississippi college funds heads to court
Governor vetoes conditions on Industrial Institute and College appropriation. Auditor Holder petitions for mandamus. Frank Johnston to argue before Judge Powell in Canton. High court appeal expected. case tests governor veto powers and legislative conditions for state funds. Congressional race chatter follows, with incumbents and possible challengers across multiple districts.
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Jackson
Miss
Industrial Institute and College Bilt
Frank Johnston
Mississippi
South
Robert Powell
Canton
Wm. R. Ht A
Williamson & Potter
Picayune
Powell
Supreme Court
Industrial Institute and College
Nash
Jdge Powell
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New Orleans
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Atelpes
Jane Hopkins
Jours Truly
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Brookhaven, Miss
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G. S. McMillan
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Corre Wolke Fromy
Orcokhavem, Miss
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Official Journal of
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Illinois Central
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