WWND Radio Schedule Fragments
The fragment notes times 3:05 pm 7:35 ppm and 4:06 a.m. appear with WWND designation, indicating a radio schedule or log entries for programs or broadcasts at those times.
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Newspaper
Oxford Eagle
Location
Oxford, Mississippi, United States of America
Date
Mar 12, 1914
Page
3
The fragment notes times 3:05 pm 7:35 ppm and 4:06 a.m. appear with WWND designation, indicating a radio schedule or log entries for programs or broadcasts at those times.
A collage of small notices crowd Oxford area life. Mr. T H McElroy travels to St Louis on business while Will Turner visits from Cleveland. Several residents travel, visit family, or attend events including Miss Marcelle Rowland and Miss Mary Vick Rowland. The Last Days of Pompeii is set for the Opera House. Obituaries, court action, baptisms, and social events weave through notices as residents migrate, attend gatherings, and celebrate weddings such as G P Adams and Beulah Stephens.
Notices record deaths of Mrs. Charles Watts and Mr. Walter Berryhill near Oxford, a March 1 marriage of Miss Vivain Palmer to Abbie B. Cullen in Oxford, and a surprise noon wedding of Fred L. Browning and L. J. Mongo. Also notes United States Marshal Will S. Vardaman and a Mississippi Lafayette County Board of Supervisors meeting with numerous budget and road-related line items. Also mentions religious services and community notices in Oxford.
An agricultural and medical advertisement fragment promotes Extra early Big Boll Improved King Cotton Seed by J N Lawnorn of Etta and Chesey Morrison in Caruthersville Mo R No 2, plus Chamberlain's Cough Remedies as a safe mothers favorite for children, and notes on good cottonseed planting without boll weevils.
Chambriain's Cough Neme dy first offered in 1872 has grown from a small start to worldwide reputation. It provides relief and care for coughs and is sold by all dealers. Ka ley & Sparks announces a Spring Millinery Opening Friday March 13 with Fisk and Bil Jay Hats.
Oxford residents endorse Dean's Kidney Pills with persistent relief from backache and loins weakness. Mrs Salina J Moore of Depot Street Oxford Mississippi confirms long lasting improvement after use, pledging verification of prior endorsement. Foster Milburn Co Buffalo New York sells as sole US agents. price 50 cents.
Dodson claims his liver tone replaces calomel with a safe, gentle, natural relief for constipation and biliousness. He offers a full refund of 50 cents instantly if not satisfied, praising its pleasant taste and lack of harsh aftereffects for adults and children alike.
An advertisement touts Hastings Prolific corn claiming leading yields per acre in multiple states and Georgia records. It promotes seed packets, prices, and a free catalogue from Hastings & Co Atlanta, GA, with a testimonial for Chamberlain's Tablets as a separate notice.
An old time advertisement touts an oral remedy claimed to cleanse poisons and relieve venalization. It asserts quick action with fewer risks than calomel and promises safety for both constipation and headaches, naming R. R. Cumton & Co. as sellers.
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