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Newspaper
Oxford Eagle
Location
Oxford, Mississippi, United States of America
Date
Oct 14, 1920
Page
6
Baseball ties after seven innings in shutout-laden duel
A crowded upper field baseball game last Saturday afternoon saw Gordon Halkites and Taylor Hall vie to a 6–6 draw as darkness halted play. Pete Wilson and Sam Brister paired for Gordon while Diane Lester and Temple pitched for Taylor Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gordon Hall
Taylor Hall
Langston
Pete Wilson
Sam Brister
Gordon Halkites
Henderson
Diane Lester
Temple
Jernigen
Taylor
Wilson
Lester
Wood
Amsler
Gordon
P. Wilson
Varsity
G. Jones Rosenthal
Warner
Confidence in 666 Chill and Fever Tonic Ad
Readers, doctors, and druggists show strong confidence in 666 Chill and Fever Tonic as a trusted remedy. The advertisement highlights widespread trust among the public in the tonic’s ability to ease fever and chill symptoms.
Presidential Outlook as Campaign Heats Up
The campaign for the presidency grows more intense as Republicans and Democrats redouble efforts. Cox pursues rapid, extemporaneous tours while Harding lags with porch speeches. Taft backs the League while Borah and Johnson influence GOP divisions. Democrats expect gains in the West. Republicans face a tougher fight than earlier anticipated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion
Ohio
Middle Atlantic
Middle West
Cox
Gov. Cox
Harding
Wilson
George White
Democratic Party
Will Hays
Republican Party
America
Borah
Johnson
League
William Howard Taft
Pat Harrison
Non resident notice to Arina Barr in 1920 Chancery suit
Arina Barr is commanded to appear before the Lafayette County Chancery Court on the fourth Monday of November 1920 to defend a suit by Silas Barr. The notice is dated October 4 1920 and signed by Clerk Wm Woodward with L C Hutton as solicitor for the Compt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arina Barr
Chancery Court
Lafayette County
Mass
Asid Court
Silas Barr
Wm. Woodward
L. C. Hutton
Sanitation Pride Drives New Nurse In Charge at Hospital
A graduate nurse oversees improved ward hygiene and patient comfort as the hospital boosts service with strict sanitary standards, dry conditions, hot water and electric lighting enhancing daily care.
Do me wrong who say I come no more
Walter Malone writes that hope returns with each sunrise and every new day. He urges readers to wake, fight, and win, letting past sins and lost chances fade. Each morning grants wings to flee Hell and a star to guide to Heaven.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Malone
Hell
Heaven
Vanderbilt Professor to Speak at Ole Miss Y M C A
Prof Mimms head of English at Vanderbilt University accepts invitation to deliver four lectures at Oxford on October 24 to 27. Lectures set for Sunday night to Wednesday morning at the Chapel with times to suit attendee schedules.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mimms
Vanderbilt University
Ole Miss Y. M. C. A
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