Advocate theme and church notes urge faith and service
Community church column reflects on Christ as advocate and savior and stresses the value of repentance and righteousness. A missionary in China cites Psalm 109:81 guiding hope. The piece notes school openings bring renewal, praises Rev. W. I. Hargis, and invites readers to church events, including a Camp Ground gathering on October 7 with tools and dinner.
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John
China
Christ
God
Jesus
S. School Times
Prosperous Farmer's Wife Near Starvation Tells Tanlac Benefit
Mrs. Amy Peterson of Lakesville Mississippi describes severe indigestion cramping gas and bloating before relief from Tanlac. She reports regained appetite strength and weight gain including six pounds, praising Tanlac as the best medicine. The ad notes Tanlac is sold by leading druggists.
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Amy Peterson
Lakesville
Miss
Wars Will Be Fought In The Air Says Expert
A military expert argues future conflicts will occur in the air, contrasting with the current peace and implying air power will dominate warfare dynamics.
Employers Say Cotton Shirts Boost Worker Productivity
Employers report workers perform better in cotton shirts than silk. The remark links fabric choice to daily output and morale, suggesting practical attire matters in the workplace.
Noted Assertive Statements and Irish Peace Reference
The fragment mentions William J. Bryan being arrested in Illinois for speeding and a remark about Ireland’s peace process. It includes a personal aside about popularity and ends with names that appear garbled.
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William J. Bryan
Illinois
No State of War Yet State of Nerves Said to Prevail
A commentator notes we are not at war or peace but facing widespread nerves and unsettled public mood rather than any formal conflict or treaty.
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Walter
T. Payer
Lafayette County
Fort Bureau
Bureau
W. D. Heddleston
Checker
Oxford
John Doe
G. H. Cannon
Beat 2
J. Doe
John D
Misreading the Golden Rule in Everyday Ethics
The remark critiques how people interpret the rule to mean acting as they think others would prefer rather than considering others' actual preferences. It highlights subjective bias and the need for clear empathy.
Re wa on ey saree difficulties noted
A fragment mentions ongoing difficulties with re wa on ey saree, outlining challenges in its maintenance and potential impacts on use. No other context or names are provided to identify a location, organization, or individuals involved.
Judge questions grand jurors in KKK inquiry
Beaumont Texas. Judge E A McDowell of the 60th district court questions new grand jury about Klan membership amid concerns of law violations in Jefferson County. He stresses desire for liberty loving citizens and warns he will not reveal juror names.
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Grand Jury
Meridian Man Held for Concealed Weapon Charge
Meridian reports Ed Hoffman a white man known to police serves 30 days in city jail for carrying concealed weapons. He will face the grand jury on highway robbery charges tied to the alleged hold up of W. M. Price, local soft drink dealer, who lost $51 and a gold watch.
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Meridian
Ed Hoffman
W. M. Price
Illinois Central System Endorses Railroading as Attractive Career
The Illinois Central System argues railroading offers romance, opportunity, and good pay for young men. It counters pessimistic views, notes strong advancement potential, and cites age distribution in executive roles to show ongoing opportunity. It urges constructive criticism and broader support for rail careers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Illinois Central System
Empire Builder
Ilinois
Farmers Fight Farm Bureau Criticism In Lafayette County Forum
In a heated letter forum, T Payer and supporters attack the Farm Bureau in Lafayette County. They accuse a Bureau dominated commerce of harming local farmers and delaying public marketing while demanding a county election before spending 4800 on a new demonstrator.
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Palm Beach
Lafayette County
T. Payer
Board of Supervisors
Mets of
Oxford
People’s Forum
Allsmen
Merchants’ Committee
Bankers and Merchants
Farm Bureau
Clyde S. Hester
Attala County
Samson
Wilson
Willis
Olson
Eagle
BaNe
Boyd G G
Ueggett
FarmBureau
Battery Station ad offers overhaul and recharge in Holly Springs
Classified ad from Holly Springs Mississippi promotes old battery overhaul and recharge to save buying new. Quick service and battery station now accepting dead cells. Also an Oxford wood sawyer sells stove wood at 1.25 per load and 1.00 per 2 foot length, J L Vincen P.
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U. S. Kk
Holly Springs
Miss
Oxford
J. L. Vincen. P
Fragmentary OCR Note From September Teaser
A damaged OCR fragment mentions September and Seinh with scattered words about seating and roads, lacking clear events or identities. The readable bits suggest a diary or notice fragment rather than a complete news item.
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Methodist Church
W. I. Hargis
Hargis
Dain
Davis, Mize & Co., Distributors
Ireland
Empire
Sixtieth
Ku Klux Klan
Oxford Eagle
Japan
Ee Ieee
Mississippi
Presbyterian Church
J. Hardin Mallard
Blue Mountain
Albert L. Conner
Derma
Hardin
Sardis
James Oliver
James Kennedy
Farmeras Bank
Como
Crystal Springs
Henry 8. Barron
Barron
New Albany
Inez Robbing
D. A. Smith & Co
Lee Daniels
Boyle
Augustus Thornton
Jackson
Stricker
Clarke County
Supreme Court
Houston
Biloxi
Edward Havens
Harrison County
Wells Burying Ground
Tchoutacabouffa River
War Department
Gulfport
Mississippi Coast
Marshal Tillman
W. E. Bennett
Nas Artns Prehoher
Justice of ‘the Peace
Raymond Clay
Gloster
Delta
Falkner
Gu3avis
Yazoo County
S. A. Neville
Jackson & Eastern Railroad
Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission
Jackson & Eastern
Neville
Union
Newton County
Sebastopol
Leake County
Horse Shoe
Scott County
E. E. Brown
Natchez
Federal Court
Holmes
Hazlehurst
Thomas B. Allen
Nelsonville
Ohio
Tippah
Mississippi Old Ladies’ Name Association
Aberdeen
Shaw
Don C. Fitzgerald
Baptist Sunday School
Mount Pleasant Church
Union County
Ackerman
Beat Live
Mt. Airy Church
Brookhaven
Olian Guess
John Guess
Fair View
San
British Empire
The
United States
West Virginia
Losi
Peoples Forum
Leggett
Iple
Seinh
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