Mississippi Governor Presses on Insurance Petition Demands
The governor questions petitioners about their aims for a possible special session and demands clear records on who signs the petition, who cannot obtain insurance, and any ties to insurance companies. He seeks assurance on electors, property ownership, and potential funding or counsel behind the drive. He warns against lawbreaking and insists on compliance with existing statutes.
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Mississippi
Gettic
A. B
Commonwealth
Mississippi Nursery Rules Require Thrifty Stock For Certificates
Mississippi nursery inspectors issue no certificate tags to nurseries with weeds and stunted stock. Nurseries must be thrifty and vigorous before tags are granted, and out-of-state shippers must prove quality to Mississippi officials. The rule aims to raise overall stock quality across imports and local production.
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Mississippi
Nursery Inspection Department
State Plant Board
Married man not proof he is head of family
A cautious note argues that marriage alone does not establish a man as head of a family. Experts suggest additional factors define household leadership beyond wedlock.
Quips on Divorce and Daily Life From a Bygone Era
A collection of wry lines comments on marriage, fashion, politics, drink, and crime. It lampoons lengthy court battles, declares hard times, and notes shifting trends from silk shirts to cotton. The tone is humorous and observational.
Uncertain claim on marriage courage and certainty
A terse line asserts marriage remains certain only with people possessing unlimited courage. The remark emphasizes personal resolve as a cornerstone of lasting unions.
Congressman Lowrey Seeks Seed Aid for District
In a Washington letter to The Oxford Eagle, Congressman B. G. Lowrey announces a free seed program for Mississippi's Second District. He offers vegetable and flower seeds, including peas and nasturtium, on a first come basis, noting government payment covers the costs. He also invites inquiries for veterans or citizens on matters with government interest.
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House of Representatives
Washington, D. C
Oxford Eagle
Oxford
Mississippi
House
Congress
B. G. Lowrey
Undertaker Questions Embarrassing Candor in Accident Reply
An undertaker questions candor after a car strike incident involving a woman at the wheel. The reply is blunt and embarrassing, prompting talk about honesty in the aftermath.
Notable remark on the president and odd medical ad
A reader quips the president should work day and night. An advertisement touts Liquid Borozone as a powerful healing remedy for flesh wounds and burns with prices 30e 60c and 1.20 and a Kenton Oxford Mississippi address. A note on sending letters without expects a reply suggests giving the letter to a husband to mail.
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A. H. Kendel
Oxford
Miss
Ignorance Said to Multiply Sins in Court of Opinion
A terse editorial asserts that ignorance compounds moral fault and corruption, warning that willful blindness exposes a community to broader wrongdoing and accountability failures.
Hall's Catarrh Medicine Claims Constitutional Cure
Catarrhal Deafness cannot be cured by local applications. It requires constitutional treatment. Hall's Catarrh Medicine is advertised as a constitutional remedy acting through the blood to reduce inflammation of the mucous lining in the Eustachian tube. Circulars free. available from all druggists.
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Hall
F. J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
Ohio
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