Washington reads version of annual message to Congress
The president delivers an annual address outlining Americas role in the Western Hemisphere. He calls for unity, defense readiness, a strong navy, and self reliance to shield the nation from European entanglements while urging restraint and domestic security measures.
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Washington
House
Senate
Europe
America
Mexico
Hocoradie
Department of
Secert
Somme
Tesary
Aim Marty
Witch Place
Americas
Congress
Shige
Pennis
Cation
Head of Schools Seeks New Laws and Meetings
State officials plan a conference in the Mississippi state capital to discuss school law changes consolidation of country schools and the role of county superintendents. Bank examiners convened at the capitol to prepare a report for the legislature. Governor elect Bilbo to appoint two Natchez citizens to his staff with the rank of major.
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Jackson
Senate
William H. Smith
Bark Examiners
State Board of Bank Examiners
F. Anderson
J. 5. Love
S. S. Harris
Capitol
Bilbo
Natchez Satchez
Bilba
Robert Phipps
Yazoo , Mississippi Valley Railway
Wiliam Lile
Postal Telegraph Company
P_ D Whitney
Natches
Alcor College
Prison garden yields crops for Rankin farm inmates
Fragmentary note describes twenty acres of cane and crops like corn, yams, greens, and sweet potatoes grown in a prison garden, with seed saved to double acreage. New ground meal and supplies from the Rankin farm convicts will cover winter needs.
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Rankin Farm
Memorial service and local notices from Mississippi region
A memorial service for Reld of Water Valley Ely Ledge No 439 took place on December 5. Starkville traded horses and a wagon for a new auto fire truck. Gov elect Theodore Bilbo was feted at a banquet in the Alcazar Hotel, Clarksdale. W B Nichols of Clarksdale purchased a Bolivar County plantation around 2,300 acres.
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Ely
Starkville
Theodore G. Bilbe
Alcazar Hotel
Clarksdale
W. B Nichols
Bolivar County
Remedies and warnings sold as tonics in old ad text
An OCR fragment promotes a nerve tonic named Renovine with a 50 cent and 19 price note. It references mock Current Event style chatter about war and youth, and includes vague sales pitch lines. The text resembles a late era newspaper ad with scattered phrases about actors, teachers, and marine subjects.
Man recalls three year mail roses payment dispute
Fragmentary dialogue shows a man claiming three years of rose deliveries to a girl and a dispute over who should pay the bill. The exchange suggests tension over responsibility for charges already sent.
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Charlie
Local exchange hints at nerves and town remarks
A fragmentary exchange shows a visitor noting a tense nerve and a resident replying with quiet assurance about town life. The incomplete dialogue hints at social friction and community character.
Postum Helps A Californian Wife In Family Health
A narrative claims Postum aided a California family by reducing stomach troubles and easing aches. The account describes a man’s improved comfort, weight changes, and belief that coffee was harmful, crediting Postum for better well being and appetite. The copy promotes Postum as a coffee substitute from Battle Creek with two formulas and a 15¢ price.
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Calif
Sett
Camnis
Battle Creek
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State Capitol
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Brewer
Charles C. Moore
Ger. Brewer
Ross A. Collim
Millings College
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