Tanlac credited with reviving contractor’s health in Mississippi
A Mississippi regional note reports T G Wood, a Hulbert Ark. contractor, praising Tanlac after severe rheumatic pain and fatigue. He says two bottles restored strength and energy, enabling him to resume levee work. Local listings note Tanlac availability in Oxford, Abbeville, Bourgeois, and Taylor locations.
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T. G. Wood
J. H. Morris
Oxford
Rowland Drug Co
Abbeville
J. 5. Moore
Bourgess
Miss
M. McElroy
Walker Brothers
Taylor
Trade Notes and Local Advertisements
Rent or sale a five room cottage with hall and garden on premises. W Bates and J H Morris offer items and services from H and J Friedman's store with phone 48. See Singer Machine style 115 1ag Morris sells it. Ladies save 15 to 25 percent on summer shoes at The Leader.
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Singer Oil
J. H. Morris
H. & J. Friedman’s
Morris
Fantas J. & J. Friedman’s
Foley's Honey and Tar Adv Helps Throat and Breathing
A vintage advertisement promotes Foley's Honey and Tar as a remedy for throat irritation hoarseness and wheezing. It claims soothing effects aiding breathing inflammation relief and better sleep without opiates and says it is sold everywhere.
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Hayaoe
Foley
Local Notables and Changes Highlight Quiet Week
George Hall joins Greenwood after years with the local express. A marriage license is issued to W. W. Lucas and Miss Mary Lou Jones of College Hill. D. N. Newell dies in Chicago. Mrs. J. B. Roach learns of the loss. J. E. Neilson travels to New York for summer and winter goods. Margarine Owen visits Eugenia Shaw. Mrs. Shands stays with Wilmer Kennedy. Irene Crouch of Memphis visits west of town. Fair funds meet early support. contributors list to appear next week. B. B. rs secures adjoining lot to build cotton shed. G. W. Price buys Senator Lamar estate and will move August 12.
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W. W. Lucas
This City
Mary Lou Jones
College Hill
Irene Crouch
Memphis
Sam Welle
Death of Water Valley resident Mr Frank Newell in Chicago
The community learns of the death of Frank Newell of Water Valley in Chicago on Tuesday evening after a period of ill health. He leaves a wife, several children, and several sisters in town.
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Frank Newell
Water Valley
Chicago
Revival closes as Bethel meeting ends Friday night
Miss Bessie Traywick of New Prospect visited Miss Lottie Wootten and attended the meeting last week. Mrs. Susie Teas of Water Valley visits Mrs. L. Morgan this week. Several locals attended the Oxford revival earlier in the week. Miss Annie Beard of New Prospect visits relatives here.
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Bethel
Bessie Traywick
New Prospect
Lottie Wootten
Susie Teas
Water Valley
L. Morgan
Oxford
Annie Beard
A Good Thing For Children Poley’s Honey and Tar Ad
An advertisement for Poley’s Honey and Tar claims it is a cold cough and croup remedy for children. It touts soothing ingredients and a soothing effect, portraying the product as helpful for winter illnesses.
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Poley
Nike
1916 Mississippi Laws Notice From Sheriff Office
To Magistrates and Supervisors of Lafayette County I have received 1916 Laws of Mississippi call at the sheriff s office and get your copy 39 St. 8 M.S.Eep Sheriff
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Lafayette Co
Mississippi
M. S
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