Hyomei Cure Guarantee Promotes Noted Remedy
Hyomei claims extraordinary sales and a money back guarantee through Price Drug Co. if it does not cure catarrh. The device uses direct inhalation to reach air passages, claiming to destroy catarrhal germs and purify blood with ozone to provide a complete cure. Complete outfit costs $1, with extra bottles at 60 cents, presented as economical and natural. Basket dinner at Hawkins highlighted in fragmentary note.
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Annals of Medicine
Price Drug Co
McGrath’s
Atulf
Petroniae
Brookhaven Opens After Yellow Fever Quarantine Lift
Weather breaks frost grips Mississippi and the South. State Board of Health lifts all quarantine rules after conditions show yellow fever risk recedes. Brookhaven and Lincoln County actions align with state order. Chancery Court rules $1332.30 owed to city. county plans appeal to the Supreme Court. cases list to follow next issue.
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Mississippi
South Gulf States
State Board of Health
Mississippi Stat Board of Health
Jackson
Miss
Mississippi State Board of Health
J. F. Hunter
J. R. Tackett
Jas. K. Vardaman
Brookhaven
City Board of Health
Lincoln County Chancery Court
Mayes
Lincoln County
Supreme Court
Fever situation shows continued statewide improvement
Mississippi fever updates report Natchez three new cases in county and one in city with no deaths. Vicksburg shows no city cases but three in county. Roxie one county case. Port Gibson no new cases or deaths. New Orleans totals reach 5 369 cases and 487 deaths with 2 873 discharged and 59 under treatment. Pearlhaven services announce a Methodist church sermon life saved and musical selections. Amite mass meeting opposes Franklin Ann Wilkinson party. Capt J d White donates 330 to Mississippi jo Association.
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Mississippi
Natchez
Vicksburg
City
Roxie
Port Gibson
New Orleans
Amite
Franklin, Ann and Wilkinson
Liberty
Pope
J. d. White
Mississippi Jo Association
Furmer
Morning Clarion Ledger announces changes and ambitions
The Clarion Ledger plans a Sunday morning edition on October 29 with seven columns, AP telegraph coverage, Mississippi news, full market report, enhanced local service, a complete editorial section, and a four page comic supplement for 6.00 yearly. Delivery to railroad towns within 100 miles and special carriers.
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Clarion-Ledger
Associated Press Telegraphic Service
Mississippi
Jackson
President Roosevelt to travel by special train via Canton and Brookhaven
The Leader reports President Roosevelt will ride a special Illinois Central train leaving Canton at 3 o clock and expected to pass Brookhaven around to stop briefly for water if needed. Dr Lewis McLaurin is in charge, with guards planned but uniforms worn and improvable. The trip, slated for Thursday morning, may skip water stop. depot crowds may see the president.
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Harry Mills
Roosevelt
Memphis
New Orleans
Lewis McLaurin
Canton
Brookhaven
Joe Storm
Stoners
Electric Sign Attracts Brookhaven Hardware Firm
CG B Perkins of Brookhaven runs a two story hardware shop with a new electric sign over the street. The display alternates letters than read C B Perkins Hardware and draws pedestrians by night with flashing light. Perkins believes the sign will pay for itself through increased trade as his store remains stocked and well presented.
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CG. B. Perkins
Brookhaven
OC. B. Perkins
C. B. Perkins
Perkins
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Ladies’ Home Journal
A.C. Seavey & Sons
Cherokee Street
Brookhaven, Miss
Masonic Temple
Brookhaven Furniture Co
Hyomei
Hawkins
Chancery Court
Pearlhaven
Montamat
O. B. Brown
D. E. Kelly
Messrs
G. W. Copley
J.D. Middleton
Crystal Springs
T. C. Bankhead
Igete
Velma Scott
McCombity
Jewell Collins
Effie
Morning Clarion-Ledger
Ditor Henry
The
Wesson Enterprise
Bro. Robertson
Wesson
Mississippi Central Ry
Engi- Fng
Cassedy
President Roosevelt
N Electric Business
McGrath
Thomas
Franklin
McGrath & Sons
John
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