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Newspaper
Oxford Eagle
Location
Oxford, Mississippi, United States of America
Date
May 15, 1919
Page
8
Advertisement by a father praising Mayr's Wonderful Remedy for stomach trouble and bloating. He claims the product helps with catarrhal mucus in the intestine and reduces inflammation causing stomach liver and intestinal ailments. One dose proves, money refunded. Sold by Chilton & Co. and druggists.
Dillard News reports May 11 Rally Day at Dillard chapel with Sunday school and a dinner. Rev W S Hargis led 3 pm services. wedding of Lois Hawkins and Daupert Mulls. bride from local prominence. Dillard school ends April, plans summer improvements. Local residents and visitors welcomed. alfalfa praised. Victory Liberty Loan bonds purchased by Al and Jack Dillard.
Miss Virgie Jones visited Mr Erbie Metts Sunday to help eat the hen dinner. Miss Grace Jones visited her parents Mr and Mrs W T Jones. Miss Ruthie Hale is improving. Mr E E Jones plans to enlarge his store. Mrs E E Jones and Mary Sue visited their sister Mrs W T Brown.
The county exceeded the goal in the Fifth Liberty Loan campaign by several thousand dollars as residents mobilized to support the drive.
The Electoral Board selected the Y M C A cabinet for 1920 at a Monday meeting. The complete slate includes President Pete Iss Esta Bros Sal and Vice-President Eaten with several officers and committee heads such as Finance, Social Service, Bible Study, Mission Study, Church Co operation, Deputation Team, and Lyceum. The board emphasizes strong reasons for belief in continued excellent work through the cabinet and secretary.
An old advertisement warns against calomel a harsh laxative mercury product. It contrasts calomel with Dodson's Liver Tone a vegetable remedy claimed to cleanse the liver without side effects. The copy urges readers to use it for biliousness sluggishness and to give it to children.
J W Brooks traffic superintendent for Western Union in Dallas says Tanlac gave him ten pounds and improved digestion, sleep, and energy after years of stomach trouble and rheumatism. He reports a fine appetite and relief from kidney worries along with better rest. Tanlac is widely sold nationwide. Mississippi Governor Bilbo commends Salvation Army and urges support with state seal attested.
The proclamation notes a May 19 to 26 Salvation Army fundraising drive to raise 18 million dollars for home service, building projects, and extended services in the United States, highlighting the Army’s wartime service and esteem among American soldiers and sailors.
Mrs W E Walker travels to Coffeeville due to Rev W D Hedleston's illness. Senatobia hosts the commencement sermon on Sunday. Mr and Mrs Manfred Price visit Mrs Alice Steinbeck. Mrs Earnest Crouch and Memphis kin spend Sunday with Mr and Mrs Crouch. Mrs M A Hickey of Shawnee Oklahoma visits Mrs Ee A Chambers. Mrs Majors of Blue Mountain spends Sunday in Oxford with her parents.
Squeeze juice of two lemons into three ounces of orchard white to make a pint of freckle and tan lotion. Apply daily to face neck arms and hands for lighter skin and clearer complexion. Harmless and inexpensive with grocer lemons and drugstore orchard white.
Mrs Lyles of Paris Mississippi visits her parents Mr and Mrs Bob Adams. Miss Christine Farley of Holly Springs weekends with family. Mrs Sullivan visiting relatives in Tulsa Oklahoma. Mrs Anna Parks and nephew Noel Davis spend Sunday at Pleasant Grove. Landrum Leavell Rowland Leavell and Auber Wilds attend Southern Baptist Convention in Atlanta Georgia this week. Mr and Mrs Graves spend week in New Albany with relatives.
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