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Newspaper
Oxford Eagle
Location
Oxford, Mississippi, United States of America
Date
Oct 05, 1922
Page
4
Percy Bell issues a broad address urging Mississippians to review records before the 1923 Democratic primaries. He stresses law enforcement, educational funding, tax reform, and a clean administration while promoting cooperation across parties and support for women’s suffrage. He outlines plans for timber reform, diversification, and budget-led spending.
A terse verse hints at a young man leading with a heart a maid chasing a diamond a clumsy elder with a club and a sexton wielding a spade, forming a curious parlor riddle circulating among locals.
The son of Mr and Mrs Raymond Wilson of Bell California won the silver cup at a baby show for being the prettiest and most perfect infant. Mrs Wilson is Annie Leslie Beard and Mr Wilson is a businessman in Bell.
The eight lines by Beatrice Stevens of Tennessee critique literary splurges and praise poetic transformation. The speaker likens dullness in a scene to a mollusk and argues that grief and gratitude may be refined by love into priceless pearls.
A leading woman struggles with sadness as her manager pushes for a high profile divorce to gain publicity, though she remains in love with her husband. The tension highlights pressures in the entertainment industry between private life and public image.
Miss Ellen Walker and J W Spence wed Sept 24 in a small ceremony conducted by Rev W N Lawrance of Hopewell. The couple were seated in Spence's car for the rites and plan to host friends at their Riverside home after their honeymoon.
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