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Newspaper

Oxford Eagle

Location

Oxford, Mississippi, United States of America

Date

Aug 10, 1922

Page

2

State Board Warns Violators of Mississippi Optometry Law

The Mississippi State Board of Optometry warns druggists and merchants about breaches of the 1920 law governing spectacles and eye glasses. The measure prohibits practicing optometry or claiming to determine eye needs. physicians are exempt if licensed. Violators face misdemeanor charges with fines up to five hundred dollars for first offenses and higher penalties for subsequent offenses.

Optometry Law Enforcement and Women's Bureau Work

The text urges dentists and optometrists to cease illegal lens duplications and improper lens fittings under the new state license rules, warning of prosecution. It notes that 1915 sees the creation of the Office of Home Economies within the Agriculture Department to aid women, with a woman chief to oversee the new bureau and participate in weekly Secretary’s conferences.

Department of Agriculture Office of Home Economies Extension Service

Thedford's Black Draught Praised as Old Reliable Remedy

Mrs. T. F. Parks of Dutton Alabama endorses Thedford's Black Draught as a dependable liver medicine. She cites relief from indigestion constipation sour stomach and headaches and notes its long history of use. The remedy is promoted as a standard household product available at all druggists.

Alabama Thedford

New Bureau to Strengthen Home Economics Work

Washington August 3 Secretary Wallace announced steps to strengthen the departments home economics work aligning it with other bureaus and placing at its head a woman of executive ability and scientific training. Assistant Secretary Pugsley echoed the plan before the American Home Economics Association at Corvallis Oregon. The move aims to make home economics an independent bureau within the department.

Washington, D. C Wallace The Pugsley Corvallis Oregon Department

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Oxford Furniture Company Longchamps Marshal Petain Marshal Foch Marshal Joffre Poincare State Board OF Optometry Mississippi State Board of Mississippi Optometry Grove State Board of Optometry Mississippi State Board of Optometry MO. M. Petty Women of Dutton Ala Thed Ford T. F. Parks Jackson County Ford’s J. L. Haley Oxford
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