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Newspaper

Oxford Eagle

Location

Oxford, Mississippi, United States of America

Date

Jul 21, 1921

Page

4

Social News Clipping Highlights Local Visits and Health Updates

Mrs. J A Christian hosted a moonlight picnic for Sunday School at Butlers spring and a breakfast for the Junior Endeavor class in Bailey woods. W Fred Long of Jackson called on in Oxford. Kathrine Bell entertained Blue Birds. Mary Neill hosts cousins from Tupelo. Mrs. Oliver and Mrs. Will York recover at home and hospital respectively. Bernice and Willie Durley visit Oxford. Eugene Kline and child guests Edna Lowe Eatman. Mary Patton visits Gerald Eatman. Herndon Hicks visits Holly Springs. Hicks family plan Abbeville trip. L G White to Corinth to open a studio. Lena Wilson returns from Moorehead. Longdon Orr and children stay with Miss Bee Orr. I B Orr visit daughter in Water Valley. F H Fielder and family pass through Oxford. lose $50 clothing slip near Thaxton. G G Wilson travels to Oklahoma City. Ben Johnson of Turman Ark and Beckworths visit nephew J M Johnson.

J. A. Christian Butler’s Endeavor Bailey Woods W. Fred Long Jackson Eagle Oxford Kathrine Bell Blue Birds Mary Neill Edith Clayton Rutledge Tupelo Oliver Grenada Gerald Eatman Herndon Hicks Holly Springs Bee Orr I. B. Orr Mrs. Brown Water Valley F. H. Fielder Mayfield Oxford Wadnesday Holcomb Miss Thaxton G. G. Wilson Oklahoma City Ben Johnson Turman Ark B. F. Beckworth Myrtle Miss J. M. Johnson

Prickly Ash Bitters Ad Promises Vitality Remedy

An old advertisement claims hot weather drains energy due to bilious impurities. It promotes Prickly Ash Bitters as a men’s health tonic that cleanses blood liver and bowels, restoring strength vim and spirits. Price one dollar twenty five cents per bottle. Sold by R R Chilton Co.

R. R. Chilton & Co

Politicians Seek Souvenir from Sacrifices on National Altar

The saying notes most politicians act willing to sacrifice for country yet desire the altar as a keepsake. It reflects on political self-interest and ritual sacrifice in public life.

Vermifuge Restores Child Strength Advertised

A child regains strength after worm infestation with White's Cream Vermifuge. A dose or two restores vitality. Price 35c. Sold by A. H. Kendel.

A. H. Kendel

Lodge Reads Wilson and Houston Debt Cancellation Replies

In Washington Senator Lodge read into the Senate record Wilson and Secretary Houston replies to Lloyd George and Austen Chamberlain on allied war debt remission. Wilson rejects any partial debt cancellation and warns against using reparations terms to force U S contributions. Houston argues such cancellation would fall mainly as a U S burden and offer no real losses to Britain.

Washington Wilson Lloyd George Treasury Houston Austen Chamberlain Senate Senator Lodge United States Great Britain Congress of Popular Opinion Germany Europe

Ice shipments shift as mild winter tightens north

Memphis manufacturers respond to a northern ice shortage caused by an extremely mild winter. Rail lines from Memphis to northern cities are being asked to set rates for this class of shipment, with requests noting Cincinnati St Louis Louisville and Chicago.

Memphis United States Southern Freight Committee Atlanta Cincinnati St. Louis Louisville Chicago

Robbery at Chisca Hotel In Memphis Nets $5000

Gene Martin a bell hop at the Chisca Hotel in Memphis was shot and robbed of $5,000 in hotel checks and cash. A masked man fired a shot then fled with a partner in a Buick, while bystanders watched as Martin waited to deposit funds at the Bank of Commerce & Trust Company.

Memphis Tenn Gene Martin Chisca Bank of Commerce & Trust Company

Lone Bandit Steals $1000 From Bank In Suburban Hold Up

A lone bandit robbed the People's Commercial & Savings Bank in a suburb, securing about $1000 in bills. He threatened the cashier with a revolver, fled with the money, and forced a passing motorist to drive him to a busy corner where he vanished into the crowd.

Washington People’s Commercial & Savings Bank

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Castoria Kass Hunt R. RB. Chilton & CO Lodge Lone Bandit Passing Auto Gleeves Federal Reserve System Treasury Department At The First National Bankford MIS U. S. Usco Tread U.S U. S Usco Tread U.S. Nobby Tread Ople Ice Pek le Say United States Tires Rubber Company Black & Huggins Oxford, Mississippi Yates Auto & Garage CO Z. M. McElroy Taylor J. T. Ruff Abbeville, Miss
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