15 Feb 1923
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Newspaper
Iuka Vidette
Location
Iuka, Mississippi, United States of America
Date
Feb 15, 1923
Page
1
An old style advertising notice promotes California Fig Syrup as a safe laxative for babies and children. It claims a teaspoonful will soften and cleanse the bowels within an hour, relieving constipation without griping, and urges mothers to tell their druggist to supply the genuine product.
MISS MAE COOPER explains essentials of successful poultry keeping focusing on stock quality and housing. Emphasizes standard bred rather than exhibition stock, proper flock management, and adequate space. Advises transforming old buildings into ventilated houses and providing at least 3 square feet per hen when free range.
Public roads are nearly impassable this winter with muddy conditions and excessive maintenance costs. The writer argues for spring grading and properly sized ditches to drain water, avoid mud, and save taxpayer money, criticizing late year grading and unreliable road work practices. The piece emphasizes the need for honest effort and timely work to keep roads passable.
Citizens report Mrs. H C Edmondson will remain in Iuka and accept donations for rebuilding her residence. The old donor list should be turned to R M Sparks for funds to be deposited. One resident contributed $25 000 and hopes others will subscribe for a widow and her daughters.
The Vidette announces Clarence Dewey Flynt as a candidate for Tax Assessor of Tishomingo County. Flynt is described as a young, capable, sober, and industrious farmer with many friends who would support him. voters are urged to consider his claims when voting.
Local notes report the death of J. Hibbard of Texas and a move to Luka by Reger Bonds. Mentions Rev. Rayburn and Rev. Bryant visiting, a new bridge on Moore branch with mud blocking access, and a controversial front on Ku Klux rhetoric amid Mississippi crowds. References to W. A. Jourdan and Maud Alabama mill business, plus harsh racial comments attributed to readers.
A vintage advertisement warns bilious readers away from calomel blaming it for sickness and bone damage. It promotes Dodson's Liver Tone as a gentle, vegetable liver and bowel cleanser with a money back guarantee. The copy promises morning refreshment, headache relief, and restored vigor for adults and children alike.
About fifteen years ago we sold this flour and it outsold others in town. It returns, better than ever, bringing memories of fine cakes and biscuits. On December 2 the modernized mill opened at the home place and the flour is said to be superior. C. My Hun is the local salesman, recommending and guaranteeing every bag sold. Order a sack today.
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