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Newspaper
Oxford Eagle
Location
Oxford, Mississippi, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1921
Page
5
The message argues that poor baking results come from spoiled wheat after rain and damp storage, while well stored wheat purchased earlier and kept aired yields high quality Dainty Flour. It emphasizes proper handling and promises consistent richness enjoyed by the South.
List of Lafayette County World War I soldiers who submitted records with help from Miss Alexander at the Red Cross room and Gabe Johnson at Porter Hardware. Over 200 records received, with many names including Geo F Adam, Lee Baggett, Doyle Crow, Roy Davidson, Harry Echols, Armend Henderson, James Hale, Harper Kilgore, John Pope, William Reed, Isom Wells, Lee Swiney, Bennett, and others.
Sheriff Frost was alerted while a Coffeeville to Water Valley trip carried Lafayette Springs players after a 29 to 27 game. The real issue was a Lafayette Springs boy passing a ten dollar bogus check to Bates Drug Store. Deputies halted the bus in Water Valley amid a disorderly scene.
The boys collected ten dollars in cash and were allowed to proceed on their way home. An item notes a Greenville Greenwood meeting with W N Scott and Denie Hamilton, plus Miss Sarah Holcomb as guest. An advertisement touts Herbine for regularity and 666 as a cold remedy.
Reverend Hulfstickler delivered his farewell sermon on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Adams of Memphis have returned to their old home. Mr. and Mrs. Baggett visit their son in New York City. Mr. E. Phillips traveled to New Albany. Hog killing weather anticipated. J. B. Deavell visits homefolks in Tula. Lonnie Simmons return to Memphis after visiting Mr. R. E. Ward. Mabel Nunaly weekend in Oxford. Prayer meeting every Saturday night. BLUE EYES remedy Ballard's Snow Liniment advertised with prices and seller A. H. Kendel.
An old advertisement explains that rich red blood means vigor and strength. It describes red blood cells fueling energy, appetite, and sleep, and suggests Gude's Pepto Mangan as a remedy to restore red cells after overwork or illness.
W. R. Walker of Oxford Mississippi seeks cross ties of oak 6x8 to 8 feet long and 7x9 to 8 1 2 feet long in car load quantities. Purchases at Old Oil mill yard Oxford and other nearby towns with inspection offered. Call or write for details.
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