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Newspaper

Oxford Eagle

Location

Oxford, Mississippi, United States of America

Date

Nov 06, 1919

Page

3

Camp rikit girls meet and campfire notes at high school

A local column details the Girls High School meeting led by Miss Judy Burr with 18 charter members in a newly organized society. Officers elected include Carnathan as president Milden vice president Brummett secretary Hargis treasurer and a guardian report covers Campfire activities and forthcoming ceremonies.

Jucy Burr Jliss Burr Mary Flornee Carnathan Gertrude Milden Doyle Brummett Jeen Hargis Hiv Lily Mae McElroy Bilest Lily May McElroy Doyle Burnett Annie Claire Hargis Mary Alice Hathorn Guardian Walter Boyer The

Governor Russell Portraits College Needs and Hazing Stand

Governor Russell praised university efforts and urged stricter laws against profiteering and hazing. He advocated a millage tax for colleges, promised prudent funding without raising taxes, and urged student cooperation with lawmakers. The speech drew a large Oxford audience and ended with personal invitations. A November 2 wedding in Oxford-Abbeville connected families McFadden and Roy, while Smith and Wilcox highlighted university ties.

Lis Wis Governor Russell Gov. Russell Oxford Abbeville John Mccfadden Ruby Roy Jodie Roy Hitler W. L. Smith John McFadden Oxford High School Meridian U. S. Army U. S R. R

Sings Praise for Mayr Remedy and Bowel Tonic Ad

An advertisement extols Mayr's Wonderful Remedy for chronic stomach problems and claims it cures related ailments by removing intestinal mucus. It includes a money back guarantee and mentions a bowel tonic named Herbine sold by A. H. Kendel along with a revived 1964 poem about overcoming drinking.

Rochester Minn Mayr A. H. Kendel

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