First Shipment of New Style Fall Goods Arrives in Oxford
The first shipment features ginghams percal es fancy suitings Belle Velvet Kimono goods and other fashionable weaves. Amos Howle will bring them in soon. Local moves include W O Harris purchasing the J F Brown property and Mrs Brown leaving for Montgomery. Lost item small pearle knife reward and several residents planning travel or residence changes. Scarlet fever affects infant Lovel Collins. multiple social notes and notices conclude this week’s update.
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Wexford
Labor Day Passes Quietly in Oxford With Local Notices
Thad Gwin and Co return to Texas after a pleasant stay in Oxford. Lena Christian leaves Friday to teach art in McComb. Oxford graded schools open with about 130 students and an honor roll plan. Miss Sue Bagley leads fourth grade awaiting a permanent replacement. John Alexander learns his sister Mrs. Robinson of Puriton is seriously ill while Pittman Robinson plans to visit. Rev and Mrs Cuthrett head to South Carolina for a month visit. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Henry Howle are mentioned in local notes.
Local Business Moves and Staffing Changes
Something New We are now carrying the latest style shirts collars ties hats shoes and other Gents Furnishings which we will be pleased to show you Haynes Hingson Cox will soon move in the cottage on East Mechanic street facing War nocks residence where they will reside until they build on College Hill WA McBurnett has accepted a position with Tread well Warnock and will have charge Mr McBurnett is a genial gentleman a good salesman and having a large acquaintance in the surrounding country is well adapted to the position which he will fit with profit to his firm Mrs C B Phillips and children have returned form a pleasant visit to friends and relatives in Georgia J R Robinson was a business visitor to Birmingham today and will return home tonight Copper Whiteside left today for Tuscaloosa where he will resume his tasks at the State University after pleasant summer vacation Miss Mary Snow will return this evening from a visit of some duration to Mrs Tom Jackson at Talladega Messrs Freeman George and Winston Cooper and Eugene and Carl Pace left this morning for Auburn where they will do some excellent work after
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Treadwell & Warnock
McBurnett
Favorite Prescription Promises Safe Help for Women
A health notice urges women to use Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription, a non alcoholic non narcotic remedy with a forty year cure record. It stresses known composition and open formula, promises pelvic strengthening and overall vitality, and offers confidential letters of consultation from Buffalo New York.
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Pierce
Dr. Pierce
U S V Reunion At Anniston
Reunion of Northeast Alabama United Confederate Veterans invites veterans from Calhoun to Talladega counties to meet September 18 1906 in Anniston Alabama for a two day session. United Daughters of the Confederacy invited. veterans and daughters welcomed. Free hospitality and a grand march with barbecue on September 19.
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Anniston
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Confederancy
Blood Impurities Purged by Regular Bowels
An 19th century advertisement touts laxets as a cure for blood impurities by keeping bowels open. It claims constipation taints blood and promises end to bowel troubles with a affordable remedy sold by J. L. Wikle.
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J. L. Wikle
Feeding Silkworms With Mulberry Leaves
The article notes that silkworms depend on steady food and warns against overfeeding or starving them. Fresh mulberry leaves are ideal. if unavailable, young lettuce can substitute briefly, but it is only a temporary option. Continuous access to their natural food is essential for silkworm survival.
Burn Pain Relieved by Chamberlain's Pain Balm
A Vernon Connecticut child suffered a severe hand burn until Chamberlain's Pain Balm was applied. James N. Nichols advised the balm after cold applications worsened inflammation, noting immediate relief and endorsing the liniment for cuts burns strains and lame backs. J L Wixle sells it.
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Aztec Architecture Lessons for U S Builders
In Mexico City ancient cement and brick construction outlasts many modern methods with stone, brick, and cement dominant. Pyramids of cement rise 170 feet with carved filigree and limestone structures boast four terraces. Fire was rare, and interiors feature thick walls and painted plaster embodying advanced Indian architecture. Hobart News-Republican.
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