Grand Dame wedding and Oxford notes in Mississippi
A long Oxford column details social events and visits. Notable items include the Hudson McCharen wedding at Mr. Charles A. McCharen’s home with D H Hudson and Avia McCharen as principals, the bride in lace and pearls, reception at the bride’s home, and plans to depart for New Orleans after the ceremony. Other notices include local visits, millinery promotions, and farm concerns about the boll weevil and cotton farming.
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D. H. Hudson
Semraili
Misa Avia McCharen
C. A. McCharen
Miss McCharen
Oxford
LaFayette County
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Mendelssohn
Miss Gh
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Coast Pointe
Sumrall
Weary Way Promises Relief From Aches
An ad touts Dosa's Kidney Pills as a remedy for back pain and kidney discomfort. It targets readers troubled by persistent fatigue and urinary issues, claiming endorsement by local citizens and promising relief through a simple remedy.
Local County Fair Displays Highlighted Hogs Goats and Baked Goods
Readable entries show winners across livestock and crafts at the county fair. Notable names include Arnen COREMENT and Jod H Deas with top hog and goat notes, plus numerous residents winning in crops, quilts, preserves, and confections.
Pettis Garnsey Wedding in Memphis Home
Capt. Charles Roberts Pettis of the U S Engineers marries Miss Mary Woolsey Garnsey at the Garnsey home in Memphis on Wednesday night October 22. The ceremony was by Dr Crane with bridesmaids and families in attendance. The couple will reside in Louisville while Pettis serves in the Ohio River project, with both families noted for local prominence.
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Charles Roberts Pettis
Corps of Engineers
U.S. A
Mies
Mary Woolsey Garnsey
Memphis
Cyrus Garnsey, Jr
Crane
Idlewild Presbbyterian Church
Carolyne Garnsey
Pettis
Louisville
Capt
Fettia
United States Engineers Office
Ohio River
Cyrus Garnsey
Carrie Dobbins
Oxford
W. S. Pettis
Ellisville
Captaines Pettis
Carrie Dobyns
W. E. Pegues
Washington, D. C
Eagle
Penitentiary Property Report Shows Inmate and Farm Details
The document lists 1625 prisoners with 59 women and 57 colored inmates. It details farm acreage 16 000 with 13 50 in cultivation, 28 horses 600 mules 40 oxen 476 cattle 2 000 hogs and an 8 000 bale cotton crop. Lumber brick plant and twelve camps are described along with Belmont Rankin Oakley farms and inmate counts and assets.
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State Penitentiary
Belmont
Atythe Rankin Farm
Oakley Farm
Fragmentary note on prison farm staff and management
A fragment states that the farm operations are under three trustees a superintendent sixteen sergeants four physicians and about forty assistants or drivers with a closing sign off from P E Matthews. The incomplete text lacks dates places and concrete actions.
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P. E. Matthews
Remedies That Never Fail From The Good Old Stuff
A vintage advertisement listing remedies including The Yellow Peril for biliousness and liver and stomach troubles. It promotes Choetas for pains Linder's Pills for indigestion Kendel's antiseptic and liniment. Sold by A. El Kendel.
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Linder
Kendel
A. el. Kendel
Fresh Rye Seed and Remedies Ad Offerings
Go to Un on & Co for rye seed and Chilton & Co for supplies. Women troubled with fainting and dizziness are urged to use the Mitters for relief and renewed vigor. Mrs Laura Gaines of Aveca La reports doctors gave up but electric pills helped, with claim of rapid improvement.
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On & Co
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Laura Gaines
Aveca
Wil Draggets
Buckien & Co
Philadelphe
Itching Skin Remedies and Deafness Claim Ad
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Hunt
A. H. Kendel
Jon
Cheney
Toledo
P. F Bastiams
Prince Cape of Good Hope
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