Paris Lad Wins Medal At Mississippi College
Willis Hoyle eighteen year old son of Hon D H Hoyle Lafayette county legislator and Baptist minister returns from first year at Mississippi College Clinton wearing the real man medal a prized recognition. He is described as a bright lad and expected to achieve much under a worthy sire.
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Willis Hoyle
D. H. Hoyle
Lafayette County
Paris
Mississippi College
Clinton
Brest
Willis
Water Valley Progress
Mississippi Solons and the Farmers: Blakeslee’s Legacy
Commissioner Blakeslee frames a farm forward agenda after a tense Mississippi Assembly session. Tick eradi cation and lime-plant funding pass, while coal oil inspection and a state markets bureau stall. He pushes for higher pay, a good roads department, a centennial train tour, and wide farmer cooperation.
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Hleb
Blakeslee
Mississippi
General Assembly
Commonwealth
State Railroad Commission
Chie
Bureau of Markets
House
Senate
Local Social News From Abbeville and Surrounding Areas
Abbeville society note reports Mrs Hicks and children of Fayette and Mrs Hill of Cleveland at home with their mother Mrs H Graham. Miss Laware and Polly Green visiting Holly Springs and Memphis. Mr and Mrs Nevells of Laws Hill spent Sunday with sister Mrs Manus. Mrs Ferguson of Oklahoma signifies continued family travel.
Community notes from local residents and visitors
Several townspeople visited relatives and attended events last week. Mrs. Bob Sloane hosted family visits while many attended Children’s Day at Mt. Zion. Claud Anderson and family joined a Saturday Oxford outing, and Taylor Dunn visited from Oxford. Claud Knight and his son stayed with Mrs. Knight in Memphis, and Katherine and Road left for Jackson to attend a Christian Workers conference at Bellhaven College.
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Bob Sloane
Mt. Zion
Claud Anderson
Oxford
Taylor Dunn
Claud Knight
Little Son
Memphis
Atlanta Goes Baker to Speak at All South Convention
Newton D. Baker newly appointed Secretary of War accepts invitation to address the All South Christian Endeavor Convention in Atlanta July 13 16. He also plans to address the Alabama State Bar Association at Decatur July 14, marking his first Southern trip since joining the cabinet and seen as a keynote for the new presidential campaign.
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Atlanta
Newton D. Baker
Wilson
Garrison
All South Christian Endeavor Convention
Secretary Baker
South
All- South Christian Endeavor Convention
Alabama State Bar Association
Decatur
St. Louis
Baker
Convention Attracts 3000 Delegates From the South
The President's cabinet is expected to deliver a rent address. Three thousand delegates will attend from all parts of the South. Railroads offer especially low rates and special trains will be run from jetties. It promises to be a great convention in every way.
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South
Sloan's Liniment Promises Quick Knee Pain Relief
A reader from Ferguson, La., Pa., extols Sloan's Liniment for knee pain and other aches. The ad claims fast relief with one application without rubbing and urges purchase at any drug store for 25 cents.
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Sloan
Black Cat Hose Promises Superior Quality And Color
The Leader advertising copy touts Black Cat hose as superior in quality softness and durability with a guaranteed fast color. It claims pricing includes a two percent increase over standard color quality.
Rotary Winger Machine Sold by J. Morris in Southwest Center Square
J. Morris advertises a See the style 115-1 rotary wnger machine for sale in the Southwest Center Square area. The listing provides office and residence contact details, inviting inquiries by phone.
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J. 4. Morris
Christian Endeavor Delegate to Alt Convention in Atlanta
The Christian Endeavor Society will send a delegate to the Alt convention meeting in Atlanta from July 13 to 16. The event gathers youth leaders and church affiliates for discussion and planning sessions.
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The
Christian Endeavor Society
Alt South Christian Endeavor Convention
Atlant
Hall's Catarrh Cure advertisement claims internal remedy
An 19th or early 20th century advertisement promotes Hall's Catarrh Cure as an internal treatment that cures catarrh by acting on blood and mucous surfaces. It touts a two-part combination and notes the product prescribed by physicians, with testimonials available and a Toledo, Ohio origin. It also mentions Hall's Family Plug for constipation.
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J. Cheney & CO
Props
Toledo
Hall
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