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Newspaper

Oxford Eagle

Location

Oxford, Mississippi, United States of America

Date

Nov 17, 1921

Page

1

Mississippi Attorney General Upholds Pre 1916 Game Laws

Attorney General Lotterhos states the 1906 game and fish code remains in force despite 1916 repeal efforts. He notes boards of supervisors’ valid pre existing regulations stand, and that current ordinances continue to be enforceable if not amended. The ruling cites Keel v Board of Supervisors and 1918 laws referencing the 1906 code.

Jackson Miss Attorney General’s Office Game and Fish Department Supreme Court Boards of Supervisors Lotterhos Board of Supervisors

Prickly Ash Bitters Promoted For Night Urinary Discomfort

An advertisement urges men with waking urination to use Prickly Ash Bitters for kidney and bladder support. Bottle priced at $1.25 and sold by R. R. Chilton and Co.

R. R. Chilton and Co R. R. Chilton & Co

Beards Welcome Baby Walter Wilroy Beard Jr

Mr and Mrs Wilroy Beard announce the arrival of baby Walter Wilroy Beard Jr on November 14. Several local residents and families are noted visiting and staying with relatives during the season.

Wilroy Beard Walter Wilroy Beard, Jr Galerie Anderson O. P. Mackey, Jr Ralph Edward Water Valley M. E. Robuck Aberdeen W. W.’ Beard D. E. ‘Anderson Mrs. Livingston Cornish E. H. Harris Mr. L. Morgan Russellville Ark D. T. Keel Stamford Texas

Rub My Tism Ad Advertises Antiseptic Pain Relief

An old advertisement touts Rub My Tism as an antiseptic and pain killer for infected sores tetter sprains neuralgia and rheumatism claiming fast relief in a single line of copy.

Britain and Allies Back U S Naval Arms Plan in Spirit

At a Washington conference the spokesmen for Great Britain France Italy and Japan accept the American naval limitation proposals in spirit and principle with reservations on detail. Balfour foresees long term peace linked to disarmament and urges reductions in submarine tonnage while praising the broad framework of the plan.

Washington Navy Great Britain France Italy Japan Arthur J. Balfour Admiral Kato Jaapan Schanzer M. Briand England British Empire Balfour Mr. Balfour United States

Lloyd George lauds American views at arms conference

Premier Lloyd George sent a message to Mr. Balfour praising speeches by President Harding and Secretary Hughes as bold and statesmanlike. He expressed appreciation for opening session proceedings and endorsed the American position, predicting better prospects for conference success.

Washington Lloyd George Mr. Balfour Harding Hughes

Town Pests and the Gloom Spreader Troubles

A satirical local note criticizes a constant complainer known as the Gloom Spreader. The piece describes how listeners avoid his sob stories and likens his presence to pestilence, noting their discomfort and the reaction of people and even dogs.

Annual reception at Chancellor powers residence

The Chancellor's residence hosted Dr. and Mrs. Powers annual faculty reception Tuesday from 8 to 10. Hundreds of guests arrived, were greeted by Dr. and Mrs. Wollett, then presented to honored guests. Professors Bell Faser Batman Kimbrough chaired rooms, Torrey Milden Bondurant guided dining. Sandwiches and bon bons circulated as music and solos enriched the evening.

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Miss Jimmie Starnes and Ab bott Mullin Visit Toc pol a Friends

Miss Jimmie Starnes and Ab bott Mullin spent Sunday with Tocco pola friends.

Jimmie Starnes Mr. Abbott Mullin

Mrs Torrey Hosts Honor For Miss Hedleston At Rock Party

Mrs. Robert Torrey entertained in honor of Miss Emily Hedleston with a rock party Friday afternoon. Monday afternoon a five o'clock tea was given at the home of Miss Nina Somerville, honoring Miss Hedleston who is to be married soon to Mr. Herron Mitchell of Atlanta. Bishop Green will preach at the Episcopal Church Sunday at eleven. All invited.

Robert Torrey Emily Hedleston Nina Somerville Herron Mitchell Atlanta Bishop Green Episcopal Church

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