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Newspaper

Oxford Eagle

Location

Oxford, Mississippi, United States of America

Date

Jun 19, 1919

Page

5

Tanlac plant near Dayton completed as world’s largest lab

The new Tanlac laboratory complex in Dayton, Ohio, six stories and 60 000 square feet, features modern machinery, sterile processes, and private rail access. A Windsor Canada lab mirrors expansion as exports rise. Executive offices sit in Atlanta. Voter registration notice urges timely compliance by July 3.

United States Dayton Ohio Tanlac Tanlae Union Canada Dominion Windsor Atlanta Georgia Fourth National Bank Adv

Sink Theft Prompts Threat of Arrest

During building repairs an iron sink vanished from the premises. G. W. Price warns the thief to return the sink to its original spot or face arrest, promising no questions if it is promptly recovered.

Local residents note travel and visits this week

Miss Bellie Woods leaves Friday for a short visit to Memphis relatives. Mr. Ashley Alsebrook of Yazoo City visited his mother recently. Mr. and Mrs. Henry visit Moorhead relatives. Dr. and Mrs. Leigh of Charleston were guests during the commencement. Blanche Somerville and May Cresswell of Greenville visited Oxford friends. Rev. and Mrs. Curtis Crane and two children depart for Yazoo City. Rev. W D Hedleston and family head to College Hill for the summer. Miss Thelma Keys of New York arrives to spend time with Oxford friends. Mr. and Mrs. Tom Banks of Abbeville visited Oxford sister Mrs. J A Lankersley. Mrs. A F Calloway of Fair View visited Mrs. Joe Lawshee. Miss Mattie Kimmons visited relatives in Holly Springs.

Ashley Alsebrook Yazoo City Henry Moorhead Leigh Charleston Miss H. M. Taser Mis Blanche Somerville May Cresswell Greenville Oxford Curtis Crane W. D.hedleston College Hill

Good Positions for Men and Women in Jackson Tenn

A recruitment pitch offering home study in shorthand promising salaries from 1000 to 3000 dollars yearly. It invites readers to mail for free instruction charts and to state training goals such as stenographer bookkeeper banker or accountant with a guaranteed government or business position.

Draugnon’s College Jackson Tenn

Plans for Old Men's Home Association in Mississippi

An orphaned movement led by Rev Francis began six years ago to build an endowed home for Mississippi’s aged men near Jackson. Led by president R S Dobyns and with farm property secured, the group seeks $100000 to endow the home and ensure operating funds for sustaining care beyond mere fundraising.

W. Fef. Francis Old Men’s Home Association Mississippi L. B. Mosely Federal Court R. H.keen R. S. Dobyns State Deaf and Dam Institute Jackson Ed R. A. Maddox

Lemon Skin Whitener From Fresh Lemons and Orchard White

A homemaker’s lemon lotion recipe blends two lemons with three ounces of orchard white to a quarter pint. Strain pulp, store for months, and use daily on face neck arms and hands for a whitening, softening effect. Also a religious appeal urges $100000 for an Old Man's Home with faith-based aid.

Calomel Health Warning Promotes Liver Tone

A vintage advertisement warns against calomel a toxic mercury laxative and markets Dodson's Liver Tone as a safe vegetable remedy. The copy claims calomel causes sickness and loss of work, urging readers to use the product for a gentle liver reset, even for children.

Dodson Adv

Fudge Town News Mixed Local Happenings

The farmers are busy and Lena Mae Fudge is on the sick list this week. Buren Fudge, recently back from overseas with the A E F, returns home. A Pine Flat singing drew locals. John Woolverton family visited relatives. Bernette Callcoart returns from Paris. Ragland guest of Palmer. Earl Fudge rejoices in homecoming.

Lena Mae Fudge Buren Fudge Pine Flat John Woolverton John, Jr Bernette Callcoart Paris T. D. Ragland J. H. Palmer Earl Fudge

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G. W. Price THE Wm Mercer Green Ence the Truck Farmer’s Srenada Lord Agency L.G. Lynch Oxford, Mississippi Calomel Fudge Town News Ford Arthur Billingsley Davis, Mize & Co NEW Exchange Pany General Cumberland Telephone Incé Pr. Eile Grenada Feed Milling Company Grenada Farmers Warehouse CO W. M. Goodwin & Son ROY Bros J. S. Good, Andersons & Sons Abbeville Oxford Furniture Company
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