Democratic Congress hopefuls clash in Brookhaven forum
A large Brookhaven audience heard Hans and F A McLain discuss Congress, with Spencer opening and closing. McLain highlighted $1.35 million in Mississippi appropriations and argued McLain’s method outpaced Spencer’s. Spencer contended influence and growth drove records. Both pledged support, McLain seen as favorite.
McLain Worthy of Congress Says Biloxi Herald
A Mississippi tribute outlines HON. F. A. McLain born in Amite County and rising from farm life to University of Mississippi graduate, lawyer, legislator, district attorney, and finally congressman. The Biloxi Herald lauds his honesty, service to the Sixth District, and broad support across counties, urging voters to reelect him while noting praise from diverse sources.
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Col. Hooker
Pat Henry
Warren
Judge Henry
Edwards
Hinds
Henry
McLaurin
Rankin
Brandon
Anse
Uncle Pat
Williams
Mr. McLain
Amite County
Miss
E.B. McLain
H. McLain
University of Mississippi
Liberty
Mississippi
Sixth
Sixth Congressional District
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McLain
The
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J. C. Cosnahan
Lincoln County
Mim
Aid Haile
Jackson
Jim
L. F. Chiles
Hinds County
Toe Leaver
Casnahan
Lincoln
Reunion of the Twenty Second Mississippi at Pickens
A Confederate reunion report from Pickens Mississippi describes veterans of the Twenty Second Mississippi, including Colonel H T Reed, recalling Civil War memories, travel plans for a New Orleans reunion, and local remarks on Pickens and post office matters. The letter also touches race relations and warns about tensions between races amid political shifts, concluding with notes of upcoming church meetings and district political results.
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Leaper
Pickens
Durant
Castalion Springs
H. T. Reed
Mississippi
New Orleans
Cal. Reed
Jackson
Samuel
Sam
Gordon Webb
Webb
J. A. Scagiorouca
Pickens, Miss
Your Tongue If it's Coated Ayer's Pills Ad
An old newspaper advertisement promotes Ayer's Pills as a cure for tongue coating dyspepsia and liver issues. It touts the product as easy to operate and available from all druggists for two cents, with a jab at returning a remedy for bilious symptoms.
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Ayer
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