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Newspaper
Oxford Eagle
Location
Oxford, Mississippi, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1922
Page
7
A short verse titled My Yellow Throats At Home describes a pair of nesting yellow throats in a grape-twig house across the way. The mother bird protects her eggs while the male calls and the speaker hears their song beneath blue cat bells. Three speckled eggs hide unseen in the scene.
The Conservation Commission reports cash contributions for the 75 Million Campaign reach 85 104309 71 with year by state totals led by Georgia and North Carolina. A Nashville conference set for June 28 29 will discuss a more intensive Southwide plan over two and a half years.
Thousands of frail men and women report rapid weight gain from taking Tanlac sold by Rowland Drug Co. The poem lines precede the ad copy describing fragrance and frost imagery as a literary aside.
Frank Cooper, 48, an employee at the I C shops in Water Valley, Miss., died suddenly of heart failure yesterday. He is survived by seven children, three stepchildren, and a widow. The funeral was held at the Baptist Church at 4 p.m. conducted by Rev. Wayne Alliston, with interment at Oak Hill Cemetery under Masonic rites.
Quote from Mr. Yates, a United States tire dealer, praising current tire prices as exceptionally low. He notes that ten years ago tires were of lower quality and warns buyers to choose strictly high grade tires while prices remain depressed. He adds no one knows how long these low prices will last.
Judge D M Russell chancellor of the Tenth chancery district receives applause as he joins the University of Mississippi law faculty. An acclaimed eight term chancellor and former student, he boosts the law school toward an A grade status and helps form a new faculty with Dean T C Kimbrough and William Hemingway.
Tanlae's world wide fame is due to its merit. The nice shower of rain last week helped farmers. Mr Laud Cole and family visited Mr J B Cole. Mrs Sharp and Vera Brown traveled to Arkansas. A B Cole dined with his brother A B Cole. Levett Sharp and family visited Mrs Carr. A A Tindall returned home on a flying visit. Mrs Will Davis improves after surgery at Dr Bramlett's hospital. Velma Cole visits Oxford. Singers went to Yellow Leaf and plan Paris trip. Alma and Lonah Davis recalled home for mother’s illness. Best wishes to the Eagle and readers.
Limited scholarship offer appears in the Oxford Eagle listing for Mace and Andrews. The ad promotes an unlimited scholarship and includes contact details for interested applicants.
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