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Newspaper

Oxford Eagle

Location

Oxford, Mississippi, United States of America

Date

Aug 01, 1918

Page

6

Vin Hepatica Touted By Alabama Soft Drink Manufacturer

L L Ray a Woodlawn Birmingham Alabama soft drink maker says Vin Hepatica cured his indigestion and sour stomach his system felt run down before and he now wakes without a headache or indigestion he recommends the tonic and is giving it to his wife. The message urges readers to try Vin Hepatica on the store’s recommendation.

VIN Hepatica L L. Ray N. 58Rd St Woodlawn Birmingham Ala

Oxford social notes reflect regional guest visits and arrivals

Rowland Drug Co. Oxford hosts include Mrs Hicks and children from Ox, Bowen from Greenville, and Mrs Kate of Columbus visiting sister Mrs J S Good. Local families welcome relatives and friends, with guests from Water Valley, Memphis, Batesville, Pontotoc, and Holly Springs. J Tatum and family join town. mail route begins Aug 1.

Hicks Oxpost Bowen Greenville S. C Kate Columbus J. S. Good J. L. Wilson Little Son Water Valley Ada Anna Pettis Cgdlestik Gust Wom Claud Ander Iiss Walker Good Memphis Mary Francis John Good Guyrace Eades Tenn Joe Anderson Guyon Latham Hopewell J. W. Wheeler Coahoma Walter Anderson Batesville Mal Anderson H. L. Samuels Katherine Anderson Laware Green Holly Springs Willard Hooper Toccopola Callie Allman Mattie McDonald Claud Anderson J. W. Hollowell Jesse Tatum

Baptist Church closes series of sermons by Rev Horton

Rev J P Horton wrap up a sequence of services at the Baptist Church with sermons that drew deep interest. Mrs Emmett Walker hosted a Red Cross entertainment Tuesday afternoon, featuring a quilt viewing and refreshments. Local notices list visitors and neighbors across town, including Mrs Gee, Mrs Will Walker, and families from Jackson and Oxford.

J. P. Horton Baptist Church Emmett Walker Red Cross Lester Walker Gee Burgess Will Walker Tom Ragland Oxford Fietchal Oss Dan Hill Joe West Buzbee Minnie Poteste

Volunteers for Army Under 18 Not Wanted

A circular from Adjt. Gen. Henry P. McCain warns recruiting officers to curb enlistments of youths under 18. Applicants must prove age at least 15 with birth or baptism records or a school certificate, or else a guardian affidavit with legal proof of guardianship.

Adjt Henry P. McCain

Oxford citizen lauds Doan's Kidney Pills for relief

G T Irby of Ford Auto Agency Oxford testifies that after nightly urination and back pain from long rides, Doan's Kidney Pills provided quick relief. He says two boxes cured him completely with no return symptoms. Sold by Rowland Drug Co. and all dealers. Foster Milburn Co. Buffalo NY. Adv 666 chills fever Adv. Watch the Eagle label.

Une Oxford G. T. Irby Ford Auto Agency S. Depot St Doan Rowland Drug Co Foster-Milburn Co Migrs Buffalo N. Y Adv

Sugar Regulations for Mississippi Food Administration 1918

Federal Food Administrator P M Harding outlines July sugar allotment 300000 tons and August limits. Key rules include deducting July excess from August, no new licenses after July 1, restrain home preserving permits, require retailer records, safeguard canning purchases, and enforce policing of trade with wholesalers supplying original packaging.

Mississippi Food Administration P. M. Harding Washington Vicksburg Sers LLC & Food Administration

Governor Bilbo Thanks The Boards In Mississippi

Jackson Mississippi July 25 1918 Governor Bilbo extends thanks to District Boards Local Boards and Chief Clerks for handling 1917 1918 registration duties. He praises patriotic service and urges continued 100 percent effort to ensure reinforcements reach France.

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