Oxford Helps Flood Sufferers in Mississippi Appeal
Mr. H. Friedman announced Oxford and University donations totaling 244.91 dollars for Mississippi flood relief. Groups gave amounts from 2.80 to 63.56 across streets and campus. further contributions accepted to Friedman or J. E. Neilson. Old newspapers for sale at this office.
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H. Friedman
Red Cross
Oxford
University
Mississippi
South Street
E. O. Davidson
Second South Street
Kate Skipwith
H. Rowland
University Street
Lee Baggett
Myra Hume
Robert Torrey
College Hill
Depot Streets
Marvin Dooley
Goodloe Tankersley
J. E. Neilson
Judge says Californians face $500 for choking wives
A San Francisco judge states that future penalties for choking a wife will total $500, calling the sum excessive relative to the offense. The remark implies a financial threshold in domestic violence enforcement.
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San Francisco
Mississippi Press Association Plans Columbus Convention Program
Elab orate program announced for the Mississippi Press Association annual meeting in Columbus May 16 17 with sessions at Princess theater and Mississippi A & M College. Highlights include speeches by Hight Hederman Mooney and Moreau plus university entertainment and a visit to a large private zoo.
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Columbus
Miss
Mississippi Press Association
Mississippi A. & M. College
Princess Theater
W. C. Hight
Winston County Journal
Louisville
Mattie Lou Brown
Mississippi State College For Women
J. C. Rowan
First Presbyterian Church
C. L. Garnett
W. B. Imes
Commercial Dispatch
T. M. Hederman
Clarion-Ledger
Jackson
Chamber of Commerce
Gilmer Hotel
R. H. Henry
Hight
J. G. McGuire
Yazoo News
Yazoo City
W. S. Merriweather
Mississippi Sun
Charleston
E. A. Fitzgerald
Herald
Vicksburg
C. N. Harris, Jr
Madison County
Thomas J. Locke
Mr. Locke
M. W. Sharp
Ruteville Record
Ruteville
Board of Governors
C. P. J. Mooney
Commercial Appeal
Memphis
Mississippi State Collge
Department of Physical Education
Mississippi A. & M
President Hight
Kissay
Ernest Smith
Democrat-Times
Greenville
Charles G. Moreau
Sea Crest Beacon
Bay St. Louis
C. A. Neal
Carrollton
Chapel
A. & M. College
D. C. Hull
F. R. Birdsall
Tri-Weekly Sentinel
College Chapel
Tanlae Medicine Ad from Rowland Drug Co
An advertisement states Tanlae is a medicine that does what it promises and notes sale by Rowland Drug Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rowland Drug Company
Velvet beans feed and soil builder for dairy farmers
The notice promotes velvet beans as a valuable dairy feed and soil builder. Fifty bushels were ordered with plans to sell if local farmers do not buy, noting one bushel seeds 8 to 15 acres and advising planting every third row of corn for combined yield.
Tanlac Ad Claims Absolute Merit Behind Phenomenal Success
An advertisement attributes Tanlac’s unprecedented success to absolute merit alone, noting Rowland Drug Company as the seller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tanlac
Rowland Drug Company
Government to reduce free publications and consolidates printing
The Government Printing Office plans to discontinue many free government papers and consolidate printing plants to save about $2,000,000 annually. The move follows a report by a congressional committee on printing, recalling President Wilson’s veto on a similar publication bill and urging stricter control of public funds.
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Washington
Capital News Service
Government
Congresslocal Committee On Printing
Tiany
Wilson
Congress
Tanlac Advertised For Sale By Rowland Drug Co
Local ad promotes Tanlac as satisfying customers and lists Rowland Drug Company as the seller.
Ole Miss Dethrones Millsaps in Twin Matches
Ole Miss defeated Millsaps 13 to 0 on Wednesday and 2 to 0 on Thursday. Attendance for Millsaps was reported as good.
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OLE Miss
Millsaps
Former President Wilson Recites Limerick at Pan American Conference
The former president, stepping from his Washington residence to greet Pan American Conference of Women attendees, recited his favorite limerick before retiring. He apologized for a poor state of health after the brief visit.
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Wilson
Washington, D. C
North and South America
Princeton Professor Claims Cold Light From Firefly Substance
After eight years studying luminous principles, Professor E. Newton Harvey of Princeton University reports producing a continuous cold light. The light produced by luciferin dissolved in water in a flask shines blue in darkness and gives readable illumination without heat.
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E. Newton Harvey
Princeton University
Fire blight threatens trees in Mississippi
Mississippi plant pathologist J E Miles warns fruit growers across the state to prune out all blighted twigs and sprouts now, disinfect tools with bichloride solution, burn diseased material, and inspect weekly. A free circular from the State Plant Board, A and M College, offers full details.
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A. & M. College
Miss
Mississippi
Plant Board
J. E. Miles
State Plant Board
Farm Bureau Draws Crowd for Free Ticket Drawing
Manager Turner urges keeping tickets for next Saturday drawing after heavy rain moved the event. About 5000 purchases have earned tickets with every purchase, and rain kept many away last week, prompting a one week continuation and full access for all ticket holders.
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Karm Bureau
Turner
Farm Bureau
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Ella Somerville
Second North Street
J. J. Vance
North Street
J. Friedman
R. McElroy
Lake Street
J. H. Lawshee
Mattie Crosswhite
Glade Spring
Cardul
Genoa
Italy
Dr. Wirth
Germany
C. Tchitcherin
Mississipp Press
Tesday
Joint Chamber of Commerce
Anss
Adsissippi
I. B. Tigrettsident
G. M
Action
B. B. Jones
Uncle Sam
Soft Pedals Publishing
Lars
Apple
Carter’s Drug Store
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