Night War Turmoil Drops Bomb in Avantrepeville Bar
Ninette Diderot, a French village beauty, faces a rift with aviator Pierre Landres as American Captain Richard Spangler endures sleepless war nights. A blast destroys the wine shop, revealing the fragility of love and duty amid frontline terror.
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Ninette Diderot
Avantrepeville
Nimette
Monsieur Diderot
Ngland
Ninette
Perrie Landres
Diderot
Ile
Case Hospital
Spangler
Sam
Richard Spangler
Contrepeirlle
Biz Bertha
Sprig Tre
Dr Swan's Sons Achieve With Chemistry Careers
The Mississippian notes Dr Swan head of chemistry at the University celebrates his three sons Tom Tommy Swan and Bill Swan each holding key chemistry positions at major colleges. S D Swan at University of Chicago Tom at Columbia University Newark Bill at University of Virginia. The piece extends pride from Ole Miss and the university community.
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Tommy
Bill’ Swan
Ole Miss
Columbia University
Newark City
Bill
University of Virginia
Speeding Cars Urge Immediate City Action
The mayor is urged to address speeding on city streets to prevent a potential serious accident soon. The warning stresses imminent risk and calls for swift measures to control traffic speeds.
White's Cream Vermifuge Advertises Tape Worm Remedy
The greatest enemy of child life is the tape worm. It destroys health and vitality. The greatest enemy of the tape worm is White's Cream Vermifuge. One or two doses does the work. Price 35c. Sold by A. H. Kendel, Oxford, Miss. Adv.
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A. H. Kendel
Oxford
Miss
McGee's Baby Elixir Ad
An old ad offers McGee's Baby Elixir for wind colic diarrhoea and summer complaint describing it as pure harmless and effective. It lists prices 85c and 60c and credits seller A H Kendel in Oxford Mississippi.
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McGee
A. H. Kendel
Oxford
Miss
Packers testify beef costs and by products profits
A Armour and Company executive told U S senators that the beef business showed no profit for months while by products such as hides fat intestines strings and soap brought profits elsewhere in the firm. The testimony explained how costs are allocated including by products shifting meat prices and how perishable beef is handled in local markets.
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Washington
F. Edson White
Armour and Company
Mr. White
The
Food Administration
Wilsons Words Clear Up Doubt On League Of Nations
President Wilson tours the Pacific coast and then the east as supporters rally for the League of Nations. In Los Angeles Hiram Johnson scoffs at the pact, warning of loss of sovereignty and entanglement in European quarrels, while Wilson defends the agreement and Japan's Shan Tung policy.
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Mr. Wilson
California
Senator Johnson
League
Shan Tung
Pacific
Japan
England
France
China
Germany
League of Nations Inclusion
Council of the
Wilson
Fire Department
Uta
Council of the League
Johnson
Nevada
Utah
Land of Mormons
Independent News Bureau
Mt. Clemens
Pacific Coast
League of Nations
Los Angeles
Hiram Johnson
United States
Bureau changes name to Independent News Bureau
The Mount Clemens News Bureau reports a name change to The Independent News Bureau. It has supplied Wilson tour reports for the League of Nations to about 5,500 papers.
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Mount Clemens
Wilson
League of Nations
Independent News Bureau
Dealers Urged to Search for Idle Freight Cars
Automobile industry launches a nationwide effort to speed up loading and unloading to prevent a freight car shortage. Dodge Brothers urges dealers to report instantly when cars or car strings are unnecessarily delayed and to avoid returning cars to railroads.
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Primariy Agaist
Dodge Brothers
Detroit Motor Car
United States
Railway Administration
Ready to Trade
A brief quip from the Mississippian reprinted by the Houston Post jokes about bargaining over a cold remedy with a playful offer. The exchange frames a lighthearted barbed exchange in a local humor snippet.
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Houston Post
The
Mississippian
Bubbles a Memory of the Past Poem by D Lester
A humorous verse fragment recalling a perf day ending with drinks of buttermilk and sarsaparilla. The speaker rhymes the Rickey and High with a playful note about rain and afterhours revelry, ending with a hiccup.
Coy Coed. Entangled in a Freshman’s confessed crush
The ardent Freshman claims he has never met more than two lovely women. The Coed responds with innocent question asking who the other is, signaling a light campus intrigue.
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Nixette
Mess
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DR. Swan
Kellogg
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