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Newspaper
Oxford Eagle
Location
Oxford, Mississippi, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1920
Page
5
The Executive Committee extends Red Cross Home Service for several months. Miss Marvel Ramey is appointed Secretary and will assist at the Guaranty Bank on Wednesdays and Saturdays from 8 30 to 3 o'clock.
A Yellow Leaf Club gathering at Clifton Price's country place featured Miss Duncan and Miss Doney organizing a camping out trip after meat canning. Guests, including Clifton Price and family, learned to use the Burpee sealer and steam pressure canner while canning eight chicken and sixty one veal cans. The event ended with a picnic on the porch and plans to can a call for later use.
The Cornish Community Club met with Mrs. W. D. Porter on last Friday to discuss local issues and plan upcoming activities. Participants reviewed community projects and agreed to meet again next week for further coordination.
An old advertisement highlights Rub My Tism as a powerful antiseptic that kills poison from infected cuts and cures old sores and tetter, dated October 30.
Jackson Mississippi June 1 the Democratic state convention named Senators Williams and Harrison and Congressman Humphries as delegates to the national convention with John Sharp Williams Pattison and Tally chosen for the eight districts. The delegation will go to San Francisco unpledged and the assembly praised Wilson and the league of nations.
The American Railway Express company won approval from the Interstate Commerce Commission to file a schedule cutting rates and refrigeration charges on berries fruits melons and vegetables shipped in car loads from Southwestern points to Connecticut Illinois and Massachusetts with the new rates taking effect after filing.
Pastor W I Hargis invites members to a Sunday meeting at Clear Creek with Dr. R A Kimbrough and Prof. B G Lowrey from Blue Mountain. The event follows a church campaign plan and may include lunch and extended time for fellowship.
The ad asserts that at 60 you feel young by using Pepsinol to keep the digestive organs strong. It states Pepsinol aids digestion and blood quality while preventing absorption of poisons that harm the body.
Miss Beatrice Lampton of Brookhaven receives admiration during a reunion week in Oxford where her Opera House recital Wednesday night was well received by more than a thousand attendees. An advertisement praises Herbine as a bowel purgative and breath sweetener priced at 60 cents, sold by A H Kendel.
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