Jealous Rose Visits Sandra at the New Home
Rose tours Sandra’s new home and discusses marriage, money, and social life with Sandra. Rose expresses envy and questions Sandra’s younger husband Barrett Edmonds while comparing men and finances. the two share gossip about their town and mutual acquaintances.
Loan Guarantee If Heir Becomes Owner Upon Death
A proposal suggests creating a loan that guarantees her deed to the property in the event of your death. The plan would secure the title for her by collateral or promise, ensuring uninterrupted ownership.
Needing Southern Negro Labor Some Forsake North
In Memphis Tennessee notes employers, farmers, and lumbermen push for returning Southern born Black workers from the North. They say farm and mill work pays well and living conditions improve, with plans to cover return costs if contact methods exist. The Southern Alluvial Land Association will address how to reach these workers at its next meeting.
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South
Dixie
Chicago
Mississippi
Arkansas
Tennessee
A. C. Lange
Chicago Mill & Lumber Company
Memphis
Southern Alluvial Land Association
Chambers of Commerce
Lower
Mississippi Valley
Delta
Chamber of Commerce
Salts in Hot Water Clears Pimples and Keeps Skin Clear
An old health notice claims pimples and boils stem from bowels and toxins. It recommends four ounces of Rad Salts dissolved in hot water each morning for a week to cleanse the bowels and aid kidney filtration, noting Jad Salts as a grape lemon lithia remedy.
Number 40 Blood Medicine Endorsed by Evansville Druggist
Evansville druggist J. C. Mendenhal with forty years in the trade promotes Number 40 For The Blood. He says it helps constipation kidney stomach and liver problems and could prevent fevers. Sold by Hart Drug Co.
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J. C. Mendenhal
Evansville
Hart Drug Co
Typhoid Vaccination Drives Across Nine Counties
Raleigh reports nine counties with county health departments showing strong results in vaccination and sanitation. A total of 14 502 people vaccinated and 969 sanitary closets built. Public health education reached 11 485 meetings attended by residents, 2 857 newspaper articles published, and 157 letters issued. 569 examined for early disease detection as part of preventive health efforts.
Wilmington Cops Probe Local Meat Prices
A police committee presented price comparisons of meats to Wilmington city council on August 21. The council asked a new committee to investigate local food prices and assess the situation.
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Wilmington
Camel's hump stores fat for long droughts
The hump acts as an emergency fat reserve for camels. When deprived of food for days, the fat is used first and the hump gradually diminishes while the limbs shrink later. Do not brag before landing the fish.
Cops Clean Depot Arrest Four At Passenger Station
Officers Mungo and Hayworth swept the passenger station at dawn arresting one young white woman Lucille Davis and four young white men on loitering charges. Bonds set at 25 dollars for the woman and 15 dollars each for the men to secure appearance for Friday’s trial. The case began after the woman reported a stolen suitcase and police identified the crowd for arrests.
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Mungo and
Hayworth
Lucille Davis
Bond
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