Frances Sons Win Ungyinc Glory
No other nation has spilled its blood more freely that democracy might live than France. Her sons have sacrificed more of blood and of treasure than those of any other nation. The world owes France a debt of gratitude for a remedy for stomach and intestinal disorders. Mayr's Wonderful Remedy imported and sold in America by Geo. H. Mayr. One dose will convince or money refunded. Sold by Chilton & Co. and druggists everywhere.
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France
America
Mayr
Geo. H. Mayr
Chicago
Chilton & Co
Local Social Notes From Abbeville
Mesdames Kate Good and J M Wilson of Water Valley visit Abbeville relatives. Homer and Willard Samuels of Muscle Shoals stay with their mother. Katherine God spends the weekend with her parents. Mrs J L York of Coffeeville visits. Mrs Wallace Shaw of College Hill visits family. Curtis Davis of A H B guest of sister Mrs John Duncan. Polly and Laware Green of I L & C visit aunt Mrs Woolridge. Eulah Lewis of Eldorado Ark visits her parents. Mrs Janie Hussey and her son of Memphis visit Mrs Woolridge.
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Mesdames
Kate Good
J. 3. Wilson
Wate
Vailey
Messrs
Homer
Willard Samuels
Muscle Shoals
Katherine God
J. L. York
Coffeeville
Wallace Shaw
College Hill
Wilkins
Bessie Shaw
Curtis Davis
John Duncan
Polly
Laware Green
I. 1
Mrs
Woolridge
Eulah Lewis
Eldorado
Ark
Janie Hussey
Little Son
Memphis
Bible Study Circle Forms in Fair View Area
A Bible Study Circle meets Sundays at 2:30 pm near Fair View. On February 23 the group will study Matthew chapter four with Mrs. John Evans. Families invited to join and plan lawn gatherings when spring arrives.
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Fair View
Matthew
John Evans
A. F. Calloway
Move the Clock Forward One Hour March 30
The article announces daylight saving time beginning March 30 with clocks advanced one hour nationwide. It highlights benefits for workers in stores offices and factories and notes praise for the plan.
115 Style Singer machine on display
A salesman invites customers to view the 115 Style Singer sewing machine in the market show window at the southwest corner square with phone contact 31. J. H. Morris.
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Southwest Corner Square
The First Kiss and Its Mysterious Taste
A column recalls conflicting takes on the first kiss with humorous exaggeration. A likely female reader compares a kiss to roses and honey while critics mock the idea of any taste, citing fanciful imagery and playful sarcasm about Cupid, ambrosia, and ice-box quotes.
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Marcel
Newspaper advocates charging candidates for political ads
An意见 editorial from Kosciusko Herald and Winona Times urges state campaign advertising to cost one cent per word. It blames free ads for political faction bias and calls for a clear separation of news and advertising and fees for content supporting candidates.
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Kosciusko Herald
Herald
Mississippi
Winona iTmes
Legal notice from L. E. Oldham attorney
A brief legal notice states Liberty Bonds may be purchased at the highest cash price if circumstances require and is signed by attorney L. E. Oldham dated February 13.
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L. E. Oldham
Substitute for Calomel Dodson’s Liver Tone Gains Popularity
Calomel sales fall as Dodson’s Liver Tone moves in. Local druggists guarantee the vegetable remedy, claiming it safely relieves liver sluggishness and constipation with no aftereffects. A large bottle costs only a few cents and money is refunded if it fails to help.
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Dodson
Adv
Canton Installs Meters for Municipal Water Patrons
Newton Record notes Canton fixes minimum water charge at 50 cents a month but patrons pay 1.25 dollars. Oxford sets minimum at 1.50 dollars. The paper asks readers to do some quick figures.
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Canton
Oxford
Community News From Yellow Leaf After War End
The Yellow Leaf column reports renewed health and economic optimism after the war and flu, notes Mrs. Byron Ragland and Miss Viva Wooton improving, and mentions local students and the Junior Red Cross thriving. It laments the death of Mrs. George Wims of Denmark and extends condolences as the remains lie in Yellow Leaf cemetery.
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Byron Ragland
Viva Wooton
Altus
Grace Jones
Oxford
Tom Jones
Tipton Hale
George Wims
Denmark
Yellow Leaf
Duty and Theirs Inspire Homefront Resolve
A World War I wartime sentiment stresses duty over sacrifice as veterans returning from France without limbs or sight are contrasted with others who served. The message honors all who answered the call and urges continued support for the war effort and liberty loan bonds.
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France
Father and Son Banquet of Hi Y Club Set for Feb 25
The Hi Y Club hosts a Tuesday evening Father and Son Banquet to foster closer fellowship among members and to allow fathers to view the organization’s plans.
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Hi Y Club
The Last Liberty Loan Victory Campaign
The Victory Loan is due in April and marks the last Liberty Loan drive. It notes the effort will continue for 1,000,000 Americans serving in France and urges public support.
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France
Beasley Appointed to State Pardons Board
Governor Bilbo named Joseph Beasley of Blue Springs to fill the vacancy on the State Board of Pardons, succeeding Thomas Lilly who resigned to become a prison farm sergeant. The move comes as the current administration nears its end, likely increasing workload for the board before further sessions.
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Board OF Pardons
Jos
Beasley
Thos. Lilly
Bilbo
Joseph Beasley
Blue Springs
State Board of Pardons
Thomas Lilly
Governor Bilbo backs clemency board after three-year drive
The final year of his term sees more clemency appeals than the prior three years, and Governor Bilbo, pleased with the Board of Pardons, urged its creation to free the executive from time consuming duties. He said he aimed to transfer mercy duties away from the governor to use time more productively.
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Board of Pardons
Bilbo
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Yellow Leaf News
Oxford. Furniture Company
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R. A. Walsh
Lyric Theatre
Attorney-at- Law
Rowland Drug Co
J. L. Bates
Attorney AT Law
Lafayette
Neilson’s
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