Football squad out and working hard under new coaches
The football squad begins practice under new coaches. Key players from last season return such as Red Ray Alphy Carney Lake Jiggetts Creekmore and Langston with several newcomers showing promise. The program plans to publish a schedule soon and aims for a successful season with strong defense and offense.
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Red’ Ray
Alphy” Carney
A. K. Carney
Lake
Jiggetts
Uncle Sam
Ole Miss
Creekmore
Andere
Possum” Chaniels
Jap” George
Dixon Kirk
Sam Bowers
Chapel service highlights at university address events
Last Wednesday chapel drew a large student turnout for the first session of the term. Chancellor Powers welcomed alumni and newcomers, urged clean thinking against Bolshevism, and outlined the new Hygiene department. Dr Hume explained matriculation steps as the program closed with church notices and music.
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Vic
Gordon Hall
Department of Hygiene
Hunt
Engerland
Sullivan
Bobo
Tant
Hume
Christian
Mitchell
Woollard
Obscure Patent Remedy Ad Claims Quick Doze
An unsigned ad from Oxford Mississippi touts a pill from A. H. Wendell that allegedly destroys a nameless enemy causing illness. It promises one or two doses work and lists price in a vague format.
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A. H. Wendel
Oxford
Miss. Ady
MRS E K MILLER DIES AT 73 IN COLLEGE HILL COMMUNITY
Mrs. E K Miller aged 73 died at the family home Sunday morning September 21 1919 after a stroke in February she was a pioneer College Hill resident niece of Jacob Thompson and last child of Yancey Wiley seven sons Hugh R Miller George Miller Walton Miller Donald C Miller H Ashby Miller and three daughters survived Miss Kate Miller Miss Lucy Miller and Mrs J A Clark with the extended Miller family recalling a life of devout Presbyterian faith and local leadership.
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E. Kate Miller
Jacob Thompson
Yancey Wiley
College Hill
Miss
North Carolina
Cedar Grove
Presbyterian Church of Oxford
George Miller
Pontotoc
Hugh R. Miller
Oxford
Donald C. Miller
Memphis
Tenn
H. Ashby Miller
Ruleville
Kate Miller
Lucy Miller
J. A. Clark
Card of Thanks from Miller Family for Sympathy
The children of Mrs. E Kate Miller express heartfelt thanks for kindness, assistance, sympathy, flowers, and messages extended at their mother's death. THE FAMILY.
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E. Kate Miller
Fudge Town Social and Family Visits
All day song service at Fudge school house drew attendees for the second Sunday. Visitors include Basie Fudge of Chicago visiting his mother Mrs. Hartie Fudge. Theora Hamilett of Paris and Mr. Shirley with Miss Clydell Fudge at O. H. S. spent weekend with relatives. Bennette Callcoat enrolled at Baylor High School. Fannie Moody and children visited John and Mrs. Lovelady. Lonnie Mooney Glynn Fudge also enjoyed Sunday at Tula.
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Fudge School
Basie Fudge
Chicago
Hartie Fudge
Theora Hamilett
Paris
J. H. I‘almer
Shirley
Clydell Fudge
Bennette Callcoat
Baylor High School
Fannie Moody
John Lovelady
Lonnie Mooney
Glynn Fudge
Tula
Opening to Ole Miss Students Reaches Historic High
A Mississippi university faces record enrollment as 630 apply and 561 register. Crowded rooms fill Gordon Hall, Ricks Hall, and Y M C A lodging. classes and even Lyceum rooms serve as dorms. Chancellor Powers seeks $750,000 to stabilize finances and fund two dorms and a new science building.
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Oxford
Gordon Hall
Ricks Hall
Lyceum
University of Mississippi
Powers
Cotton Picking Weather Moves Community Highlights
Splinter News notes pleasant picking weather as M Doyal Tatum travels to California and returns, accompanied by family. Edna Varner comes back from Memphis and Bertha Moore visits after four weeks away. Local social visit list includes Willie Tatum and others at Cabell and Buddie Tatumumu residence.
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M. Doyal Tatum
California
Memphis
Edna Varner
Willie Tatum
Cora Cuipper
Edna
Willie Mae Warner
Bertha Moore
Cabell
Buddie Tatuumu
Liquid Borozone marketed by A H Kendal in Oxford Miss Ady
Owners of horses and blooded stock are large users of Liquid Borozone. It heals wounds and sores by a mild power leaving no disfiguring scars. Priced 30c 60c and 120. Sold by A H Kendal Oxford Miss Ady.
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A. H. Kendel
Oxford
Miss
Adv
Obsolete Popular Phrase Cited in Cartoons Magazine
A cartoon magazine quotes the line old man say when describing a nostalgia for times past and a decline of popularity of an old phrase. The piece reflects on memory and cultural change through a single quip.
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Cartoons Magazine
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