Puzzling Fragments on Skin, Coats, and Reversors
A fragmented note describes applying a puffer liquid to a tiny bottle labeled Fasetope to coat rough skin and calluses. The text hints at lifting hardened areas, noting pale skin and a pink end after steps, with mentions of reversors, tenderness, and irritation.
Mineral Water Ad Promises Money-Back Guarantee
An advertisement offers Shivar Mineral Water with a money-back guarantee. It claims permanent freshness after drink and lists delivery by Oxford Agents, P. B. Furr, with a contact phone line.
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Oxford
P. B. Furr
Dr J E Brown Dies in Charlotte After Nervous Breakdown
Jackson Tennessee mourns Dr J Edmonds Brown pastor of First Presbyterian Church for five years. He died at TranquiI Park Sanitarium in Charlotte North Carolina after three weeks illness. Survived by wife mother three brothers and two daughters Frances and Laura. He was about 43.
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Jackson
Tenn
First Presbyterian Church
J. Edmonds Brown
Tranquil Park
Charlotte
N. C
Jackson Pastor’s Association
Rotary Club
Knights of Pythias Fraternity
Dr. Brown
N C
Charlotte Observer
Davidson
Southern Theological Seminary
Richmond
Oxford
Miss
Baltimore
Frances
Laura
Five Dollar Singer Sewing Machine Offer
Local ad notes a five dollar price for a New Singer sewing machine advertised at a meat market on southwest commercial square. Includes a hint of other goods to eat and a contact phone line.
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Singer
Commer Square
Seb Salee
Department of Justice issues price control orders for Mississippi
The Office of Fair Price Commissioner for Mississippi issues directives to county fair price committees under the Lever Act. Committees must inquire into costs and set a profit margin, report violators, and rely on sugar price rules. Prosecution can base charges on committee margins. agents can assist, and money is allocated for enforcement.
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Mississippi
United States
Bureau of Investigation
Department of Justice
Calomel Dangers Warned In Early Health Advisory
A dated health warning describes calomel as mercury and dangerous to ingest. It states calomel can cause severe cramps and sickness, attacks the bones, and should never be put into the body, urging caution for readers.
Dodson's Liver Tone Promoted as Calomel Substitute
An old advertisement urges readers to switch from calomel to Dodson's Liver Tone a vegetable laxative. It claims quick liver relief without salivation or side effects, warning calomel can make users sick and spoil workday. The copy touts safety for children and ease of use with a small price.
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Dodson
Dodeon
County Highway Group Plans March Meeting In Oxford
County Chairman B. T. Markette announces a March 30 meeting at the county courthouse in Oxford to promote good roads statewide. J. P. Thomas of Grenada is president with W. T. Pate of Jackson as secretary, inviting citizens and women to join. The notice lists numerous local members and urges broad public attendance. Also an ad promotes Prickly Ash Bitters as kidney health relief priced at 1.25 per bottle through R. R. Chilton & Co.
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Mississippi Highway Improvement Association
J. P. Thomas
Grenada
W. T. Pate
Jackson
County Court House
Oxford
B. T. Markette
H. T. Smith
E. E. Temple
W L Archibald
Lee Baggett, Sr
J. A. Tankersley
R. A. Hale
R. L. Kirkwood
L R Russell
E O Davidson
R. R. Chilton & Co
Notice to public regarding estate of Guy B. Taylor
Widow Mrs Guy V Taylor requests all claimants against the estate of her late husband Guy B Taylor to present their claims to her attorneys James Stone and Son for examination and approval, with a view to discharge without court action.
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Guy B. Taylor
James Stone & Son
Sheriff's Sale of Real Estate in Oxford Mississippi 1920
The sheriff will sell at auction in front of the south Court House door Oxford to the highest bidder on the first Monday of April 1920. The sale covers Lafayette County real estate for unpaid 1919 taxes plus costs. J C Hartsfield Sheriff and Tax Collector notes corrections welcome.
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South Court House
Oxford
Miss
Lafayette County
J. C. Hartsfield
Mass Meeting Plans Crum for Oil Company Charter
A Monday evening gathering in the Mayor's office in New Albany, attended by local and surrounding business men, voted to appoint Chas. Lee Crum to form a new oil company. W. N. Parks, C. N. Cooper and N. C. Whitten were named to solicit preorganization stock and leases based on geologists' reports.
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New Albany
Chas. Lee Crum
W. N. Parks
C. N. Cooper
N. C Whitten
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Bayer
J. E. Brown
Office of Fair Price Commissioner
T. J. Locke
Price
A. H. Ken
E Pegues
H Friedman
J. O. Ramey
J B Wooten
D. B. Short
W. C. Cox
Herman Glenn
G. C. Graves
D. G. Neilson
Dewitt Greenlee
D. T. Carter
R. R. Hughes
D. E Wiley
A B Cole
W M Miller
W. B. McMahon, Sr
Earl Fudge
Whitman Rowland, Jr
Paul Ramey
L. J. Farley
J. B Brown
Mack Webster
J C Hartsfield
C. E. Sisk
A. V. Hiler
Yates Auto Co
Guy Vv
Taylor
D. D
PT &D
Ee Bostwich
George Ewe
Coffey
A. H
Howell
Mrs
Weeds
John
Hurst
Bostwich
George East
Campbell
Mose
Eddings
Northwest
Gilliam
Kimmons
Annes See
Sas
Gordon
Annie
Shives
Mary
Jones
Tom
Thomas
Cam
Neeser Cor
Briggs, Mollie
Stinbeck
W. A
Gotton
Monroe
Ecoren Ener
Tubbs
J. R. Meee
Vanewns
Collier
C. L. Wee
West
Wiley
C. G
Heath
Jim Seseen
Humphris
J.P. North
Irven
Wilson
Tani
Sheriff's
Yocona
Ee Ie
D. D. PT
Chandler
west + se
I Slack
Ee Ld
Ight, G
Awisch
Fing & Disraier
West of Square
International Harvester Co
Patton & Taylor
Square
Oxford, Miss
W. B McMahon
North Side Square
Dancy
Vay