Route 2 News. Editor Vidette Parish Notes and Social Bits
Health is good and life is busy as residents tackle grass in this pleasant weather. Mrs Fannie Bishop is on the sick list this week. Visitors include Miss Annie Stricklin Minnie Stricklin Treesi Stricklin with Minnie and Pearl Woodley on Sunday. An all day singing is planned at Mt Moriah the fourth Sunday in July led by Brother Neaver. Everyone is invited with baskets. Annie Woodley and her daughters Minnie and Pearl visited Mrs Bell Linton Friday afternoon. Willie Deaton was seen happy Sunday afternoon. Albert Rhodes and G W Yarbrough attended Children Day at Snowdown. Several from the community attended the Sardis singing and enjoyed a large crowd. Two Kirrexs.
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Fannie Bishop
Vick Liat
Annie
Minnie
Treesi Stricklin
Pearl Woodley
Mt. Moriah
Bro. Neaver
Annie Woodley
Pearl
Bell
Not a Home Despite Wealth and Luxury
A critique of a glittering, well furnished household that lacks warmth and harmony. The father’s business pressures, a quarrelsome mother, and unkind dynamics among siblings show wealth cannot ensure happiness. The piece argues true home rests on harmony, not riches.
Dodson's Liver Tone Advert Claims Safer Remedy
An old advertising pitch touts Dodson's Liver Tone as a safe, pleasant substitute for calomel. It promises relief from biliousness and constipation without the sickening side effects of traditional calomel, claiming it cleanses the liver and revives energy.
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Dodson
Soldiers yearn for travel tales in Trier reading room
Washington reports from Trier Germany show American troops at the Red Cross club eagerly reading travel books and maps. A globe sits at the most popular table and readers trace routes to distant lands daily. South America books lead, followed by mechanics, agriculture, history, and fiction. War stories abound as prearmistice titles sit idle.
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Washington
American Red Cross
Trier
Germany
Red Cross
Trier Gay
Unshed Tears and the Bravery of Women
An essay extols women’s courage in facing life’s trials with dignity and composure. It argues that true sorrow is shown not in outward lament but in unseen endurance, praising women for bearing burdens, shielding loved ones, and maintaining strength while concealing inner pain.
Notice of Bond Sale in Tishomingo County Mississippi
The Board of Supervisors of Tishomingo County will sell for cash at public auction bonds of the Paden Road District worth 30000 dollars in 500 dollar denominations. Bonds bear up to 6 percent interest payable semi annually. Bids not below par with accrued interest accepted. A 1000 dollar certified check required. June 5 1919. HB. A. Payne, Clerk.
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Mississippi
Tishomingo County
Board of Supervisors
Paden Road
Fourth Supervisors
HB. A. Payne
Ten Vascar Girls Move From Savenay to Verdun Duty
Ten Vascar girls who entertained 12,000 American doughboys at the Savenay hospital center over five months now work at Verdun. The note describes a reconstruction effort as a lively daisy chain of service for the troops.
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Vascar
Savenay Hospital Center
Verdun
Notice of Bond Election in Mississippi Territory
State of Mississippi election notice to electors for a described territory in town 4 range 10. An election to decide if the county board shall issue bonds for construction of two highways under chapter 176, laws of 1914. Held July 5, 1919 at the regular voting place for county officers. Election Commissioners BR, W. Carter, J. W. Coman, F. M. Blunt.
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State OF
Mississippi
Tishomingo County
Third Supervisors
Said County
Board of Supervisors
W. Carter
J. W. Coman
F. M. Blunt
R. W. Carter
FVM
Blunt
Bond election for highway construction in Tishomingo County Miss
The notice outlines a description of a territory and specifies a bond election to be held July 3 1919 at voting precincts within the described area to decide if the county board shall issue bonds for highway construction under Mississippi 1914 chapter 176. Election commissioners R W Carter FVM Blunt sign the notice dated June 1919.
Echoes Through Time in a Southern Agriculturist Note
Fragment from K. A. G. in Southern Agriculturist reflecting on echoes of past lovers and grand figures in a deserted house. Imagery ties memory to present, with mistletoe above a maiden and her lover, a warrior-statesman, and others, as whispers linger past crumbling walls.
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Inggay Brocac
Send Check or Post Office Order for Vipers
Readers are advised to send checks or post office orders only and not money in envelopes. The notice warns against responsibility for cash sent in the mail and states to proceed at one's own risk.
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Rick
Bayer Aspirin Fraud Alert From Brook Manufacturer
Millions of supposedly genuine Bayer Tablets of Aspirin sold by a Brook manufacturer were found to be mostly talc powder. The real Bayer product bears the safety Bayer in original packaging with dosing directions. The article explains aspirin as a trademark of Bayer, maker of acetylsalicylic acid.
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Bayer
Bay “Ross
Bear
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