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Newspaper
Iuka Vidette
Location
Iuka, Mississippi, United States of America
Date
Jan 29, 1920
Page
4
Mrs O P Sandidge of Adair Oklahoma says Tanlac restored her health after a year of stomach and nerve troubles. She reports rapid improvement within days, weight gain of twenty-one pounds, better appetite and sleep, and regained strength to do housework. The ad notes Tanlac is sold by all druggists.
In 1919 in Tishomingo County Circuit Court Turner was sentenced to three years in the state penitentiary for bigamy. He respectfully requests a pardon, stating he has been sufficiently punished and will reform if released. Also promotes Pridy And Bitters as a digestive remedy at J C Jourdan's Drug Store.
Ree well accepts conditions in a financial dispute with Elevesth, navigating remedies and terms set by the court. The case centers on property rights and monetary obligations, with both sides presenting arguments over adherence to prior agreements and settlement options.
Physicians endorse Pepto Mangan as a blood-building tonic for convalescents recovering from influenza or other illnesses. The genuine product, sold as Gude’s Pepto Mangan in liquid or tablet form, claims to restore red blood cells, boost strength, and improve appetite, with the label stating only Gude’s is authentic.
The margin alert on the paper shows a subscription has expired. It indicates renewal is needed to continue receiving issues. A reminder appears on the edge of the page prompting the reader to renew.
The fragment contrasts a pocketbook scholar’s rigidity with debate, warning against closing arguments by reliance on a single text. It also notes a cynic’s view that uniform women's dress would reduce church attendance, illustrating social critique through terse aphorisms and examples.
A Denver to Craig rail journey chronicled in vivid, sometimes exaggerated terms. The writer describes crossing the Continental Divide via the D and L line, detailing tunnels, trestles, loops, and panoramas from Bear River to Corona and beyond, with notes on weather, altitudes, and scenic landmarks. The piece blends travelogue with colorful local color about Colorado geography and railroading.
A letter describes the Father of Waters region and the Mississippi, praising rivers and mountains. The writer mentions the beauty of lakes and streams formed by melting snow, tumbling over rocks and cliffs, and notes the Spanish river name Rio De Las Animas De Perdidas. The author signs Gro. PF. Gaan.
Ex parte mortgage decree to sell the homestead of A W McMeans, deceased, by order of Chancellor McIntyre, set for February 3 1920 at the county courthouse in Iuka Mississippi. The property includes 724 acres in Sec 22 T1 R9, 80 acres in Sec 2 and 3 acres in Sec 34 all in Tishomingo County. Elizabeth McMeans petitions sale waiving exemptions. Title believed perfect.
For sick headache backache nearthumn nervous weakness and venatipation Prigkly Ash Bitters is the remedy that men use. It purifies the bowels tones the stomach clears the brain sweetens the breath restores energy and cheerfulness. Price $1.25 per bottle. J C Jourdan's Drug Store Special Agent.
A dated notice warns tax payers of a strict IRS inquiry into delinquent returns with penalties for all who owe. The document recalls ownership statements required by a 1912 act, sworn affidavits, and political remarks about Billy Sunday, Lodge, and G OT convention.
Mr Dodson warns users against calomel and touts Liver Tone as a pleasant vegetable liquid that starts the liver without salivation. He claims it is safe for children and adults, unlike calomel which makes people feel weak and sick the next day. The ad urges replacing calomel with this substitute.
Notice from the Board of Supervisors of Tishomingo County warns that claims must be filed by the first day of each regular session and warrants will not be issued while the board is in session. Also invites loan applications from citizens to the Federal Land Bank of New Orleans, with Miss Willie Leone Hiett as secretary handling applications for low-rate, long-term loans.
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