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Newspaper
Iuka Vidette
Location
Iuka, Mississippi, United States of America
Date
May 02, 1918
Page
4
Dodson's Liver Tone replaces calomel as a safe pleasant tasting liver remedy. It is guaranteed by druggists, affordable in a large bottle, and reputed to relieve liver sluggishness without causing biliousness or aftereffects.
A vintage missive to Mrs Will McKinney and Mary Walmsley accompanies a Chancery Court summons for James Walmsley. The document blends a wartime farewell poem to a loved one with court action dated April 1918, listing Memphis addresses and local names, and includes an advertisement slip from Foley & Co. for patent medicines.
Mrs. Fannie B. Robinson is ordered to appear in the Chancery Court of Tishomingo County on the second Monday of June 1918 to defend suit filed by J. A. Robinson. The notice is dated April 28, 1918, and signed by Ke. A. Payne, Chancery Clerk.
An Alabama reader in Calvert writes praising Foley Kidney Pills as restoring kidney and bladder function and easing backache and rheumatic pains. The ad notes sale at J Jourdan's Drug Store in Mississippi and includes a court notice for Everett Golf, defendant in a Tishomingo County Chancery Court suit led by Hattie Goff, with appearance required the second Monday of June 1918.
The Democratic Executive Committee is called to meet at Bennett & Clark in Iluka on Monday May 6, 1918, at 10:00 a m for business under the Acts of the 1st Legislature. W T Besxerr, Chairman. Attest 7 8 Jinniaan, Sec.
The Atlanta Journal asserts American resolve against German aggression. Citing British and French valor from Verdun to the Marne, the piece pledges united Allied effort and states the fight has just begun, with Americans joining the enduring effort until the Huns are defeated.
The Commercial Appeal warns cotton growers about planting large cotton acreage while starving food supplies. It cautions that persisting in heavy cotton planting could yield 20 cents a bushel for cotton and $2 for corn, risking financial ruin this fall due to greed and misallocation.
By authority, substituted trustee J J W Conan will, May 6 1918, offer for sale at the front door of the County Courthouse in Tishomingo County Mississippi, the land in Sec 9 Tp East R 10 East and 10 acres in the NE corner of Sec 4 Tp 5 R 10 East, to satisfy the indebtedness secured by a deed of trust dated June 5 1912. Sale is to highest bidder for cash with no recourse against the substituted trustee.
There is more Catarrh in this section of the country than all other diseases put together. It was supposed incurable, then a claimed remedy is marketed as a constitutional treatment. The advertisement emphasizes internal action on the blood and mucous surfaces, offering one hundred dollars for proof of failure.
A wartime exhortation urging Liberty Bond purchases and total support for soldiers. It blends patriotic verse with calls to sacrifice, urging readers to turn savings into war materiel and back the troops as they march to battle. Includes a family cough remedy ad at the end.
Mississippi Teachers Convention gathers in Jackson May 2 to 4 1918, expected to attract record attendance. City welcomes teachers with open doors to comfort convenience and social enjoyment, inviting every teacher in the state to attend and profit from the convention.
Advertorial note extols Stella Vitae for women’s disorders spanning over 35 years with a 10 year refund guarantee. It cites a grateful user from Mill Spring NC and claims thousands of positive letters. The ad asserts benefits for puberty, childbirth, and menopause, urging trial at J C Jourdan's Drug Store in Iuka Mississippi.
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