Oxford News Roundup Highlights Local Moves and Incidents
Oxford reports include Mrs. Haynes and children visiting Lineville, J W Cunningham joining W Gray Co, Miss Dodd on vacation via Aniston and Georgia, and multiple residents traveling or starting new posts. A June style dispensary bill is advanced by Col Whiteside, with council support and legislative sending. A public library reaches 561 volumes, 45 members, and 50 cent annual dues, plus a lake picnic hosted by Mrs Whiteside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oxford
D. P. Haynes
Lineville
Clay
J. W. Cunningham
W. Gray & Co
O. W. Cooper
O. F. Ballard
W. W. Whiteside
J. R. Draper
J. W. Whiteside
Joe Aderhold
Maggie Stuckey
Dean's Kidney Pills Prove Worth to Winchester Shoemaker
Look back at a proven record of relief for backache and urinary complaints. G. M. Myers of Ashland Kentucky testifies that Dean's Kidney Pills cured his back pain after cold-induced relapse, with three years free of symptoms and ongoing recommendations. Sold by Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY 50 cents. Remember the name Dean's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. M. Myers
Winchester Avenue
14Th Street
Ashland
Dean
Ventura Drug Co
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
N.Y
U. S
You’ll Miss It Unless You Read Page Seven
A compact note urges readers to consult page seven for the key item. It signals a main story or feature set to appear there, implying urgency and significance for the audience seeking detailed coverage.
Herpicide Trusted By Women For Dandruff Cure
Women praise Newbro's Herpicide for rapid scalp cleansing and itch relief. It destroys the dandruff germ that causes hair loss and baldness, while acting as a refined hair dressing. Sold by leading druggists with sample offer of 10 cents to The Herpicide Co. Detroit Mich.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newbro
Herpicide
Herpicide Co
Detroit
Mich
Builder of the Fourth Dynasty Mykerinos in Drish Museum Exhibit
The Drish museum houses hundreds of Egyptian mummies from dynasties with Mykerinos dating to the fourth dynasty as its oldest. Mykerinos built the third pyramid at Gizeh and his stone coffin vanished at sea while being shipped to England, resurfacing after two years. The tale notes long mortal journeys and burial legends tied to ancient Egypt.
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Drish
Nummy
Mykerinos
Ile
Beypt
Bethlehem
Jesus
Gizeh
England
Ivory anklets and attire of forepenins people
The Ibo elite wear heavy ivory anklelets while common wearers bear iron or brass deterrents, some anklets weighing pounds with large brass plates. Men switch from loincloths to trousers after contact with forepenins. Weapons include flint locks bows and spears. Hats are mud and matting square. A central open courtyard houses the head’s room with wives and family in surrounding rooms. no furniture or ornaments and few utensils.
Life saved by Chamberlain's Colic Cholera Diarrhoea Remedy
B L Byer a cooper from this town credits Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy with saving his life after a month of bilious dysentery last summer. B E Little, merchant Hancock Md, confirms the remedy gave him immediate relief. For sale by J L Wikle druggist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
B. L. Byer
B. E Little
Hancock, Md
J L Wikle
Decimal notation across nations as described by Newton
The passage explains how France and Germany use a comma for decimals while England and the United States place a period. It notes England shifts the decimal point to the top line to distinguish it from the full stop, crediting Sir Isaac Newton with originating this English method.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
Germany
England
United States
Isaac Newton
The Glove Through History and Trade
The article traces glove origins from ancient Homer and Xenophon mentions to Cyrus, noting gloves in early stories. It highlights glove making as a major French trade since antiquity and Charlemagne granting monks rights to tan deer skins in 700. It suggests Anglo-Saxon roots for the term glove and possible Saxon introduction of glove making to England.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Xenophon
Cyrus
France
Sithia
England
Remarkable Record for Chamberlain Croup Remedy
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy, used for over thirty years, has sold millions of bottles and is described as the standard treatment for croup in homes. It is praised for early use preventing attacks, has no opium, and is safe for babies. Sold by J L Wikle, druggist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. L. Wikle
Four Clear Favorites in Star World’s Fair Contest
The Star’s World’s Fair contest includes many entrants with four contestants already regarded as sure winners, signaling strong choices in the competition.
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the News OF Oxford
Lila Dodd
Kohn Bros
Anniston
Menlo
Georgia
Miss Ruth
Lula Leslie
Coldwater
T. Reeves
Pronston
J. E. Lasnett
Embry Furniture Co
Carrollton
Maud Cunningham
Mississippi
Kobo Bros
Anpiston
J. T. Pearce
Miller and Sons
W. O. B. Carter
Fish Head
Tom Self
S W. Crook
Gadsden
J. M.ragan
Ned Cunningham
Ned
Mary Hicks
Talladega
Max Marcus
Col. Whiteside
A. W. Ligon
W. C. Gray
W. H. Griffin
Maren
Hl. P. Whiteside
Boston
Mass
Shawmut Ave
Cardus
Buh, Freke
Back Bay
Thos
Niger
Pat Allen
King Cotton
Arkansas
Geo H Lee
Little Rock
Ark 8
L Parrott
T P
Atlanta, Ga
Chas. Loo Yum & Co
Tenth Street
Alabama Transfer Company
M. Smith and
E. L. Hossarp
New Hotel Alabama
New Alabama Hotel
Julius Levy
Noble Street
Katy Flyer
J.P Daly
Katy
Atlanta
Texas
Out St
Lexington Avenue
New York
Mali
Norris & Little
Seaboard
Air Line Railway
Atlanta, Knoxville and Northern
Atlanta and
West Point
Western Railway
Alabama
Atlantic Coast Line
Louisville and Nashville Railroad
Louisvie Henderson and
St. Louis
Nasteville Chattanooga and
Northwestern Railway
South Carolina
Maltmore Steam Packet Company
Brunswick & Birmingham Railroad
Richmond
Frederickaburg
Potomac Aeroma
Charleston and Western Carolina Railway
Washington Southern Railway
Chemake Sloanmehip Company
Heaboard Alpine Railway
Columbia, Newberry and Laurens Railroad
Wonlitablie Bldg
Noble ST. Theater
Big Jolly
B. O. Watson
Finley Barber Shop
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