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Newspaper
Iuka Vidette
Location
Iuka, Mississippi, United States of America
Date
May 09, 1918
Page
4
An old advertisement warns calomel dangerous and says Dodson's Liver Tone, a vegetable remedy, starts the liver without side effects, costs a few cents, and cannot salivate. It claims the product will let you avoid a day lost to illness and fits as a pleasant remedy.
Southern Railway announces a schedule change effective April 21, 1918 at Luka Mississippi. Details refer to timetable numbers 11 West and 12 East with times listed as 658 a.m. and 653 p.m. respectively.
An old advertisement urges readers to cut out a slip and mail to Geto Foley & Co in Chicago for a retro trial package. It markets Foley's Hovey and Tar Compound, Foley Kidney Pills and Foley Cathartic Tallets, with a sales note about J. C. Jour din's Drag Store as the seller.
Multiple legal notices from Tishomingo County Mississippi warn Fannie B. Robinson and Everett Golf to appear in Chancery Court on the second Monday of June 1918 to defend actions brought by Hattie Golf and other parties. Included are notices of ownership and management for The Vidette with disclosures of stockholders and officers.
Fragmentary OCR shows a Mississippi court style notice and affidavits mentioning Rom Sparks and Bait Sworn before a commissioner, a Far from complete guardian filing in Tishomingo County, with dates in 1908 and references to a Tahominge county court. Includes a guardian case directed to Mildred Johnson and a suit in county court.
A reader recounts a long letter from a U S service member in France. He describes gas engines and tractors, trench warfare, bombardment, and the German offensive. He notes American troops facing heavy fighting, rations, and the danger of air raids while praising British defense and French resolve. He reflects on homesickness, future plans, and the promise of return after the war.
Mrs John' potter of Shape street Pleasant, Pa, writes that Moley’s Honey and Tar has served her family for years and she highly recommends it for bronchial and croup coughs. Contains no opiates. For sale at J C Jourdan’s.
This 19th century advertisement argues calomel harms the stomach and liver, promoting Dr Thacher's Liver and Blood Syrup as a safe replacement. It cites Miss Ensie Brewer of Chattanooga and claims a century of use, urging readers to request a copy of Thacher's Family Doctor. It notes the syrup as a powerful tonic and blood purifier sold by dealers nationwide.
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