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Newspaper
Oxford Eagle
Location
Oxford, Mississippi, United States of America
Date
Apr 01, 1897
Page
3
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Local notes report general admission for the Remenyi Concert at 75 cents and praise the event as the season’s best. The piece mentions the renowned Remenyi at the Public School chapel Saturday night and urges attendance despite variable weather. It also notes efforts by Mrs. Duclup, millinery openings, and civic updates in Oxford.
The column notes a sickly Mr. E F Temple improving and a horse injury to a Mr Hallamy. It mentions spring teacher exams, reorganization of Union Grove Sunday school, and small court cases including bicycle and watch larceny with fines and jail terms. A masquerade ball for flood relief is planned plus a clothing drive for Mississippi flood refugees. Dr Edwin Beanland dies at his Springport home. family and community mourn. Ads praise Kendels Antiseptic Pain Cure and Karl's Clover Root Tea.
The Home Journal has secured Jerome K. Jerome's new short for publication in the April issue. The piece will be in some respects fromJerome's usual style.
Ambiguous text fragment mentions trying alternatives and choosing what is better. No identifiable persons, organizations, or concrete events are clear. The readable portion centers on evaluating options and seeking an improved path.
Messers EW Kelley and W F Cook of St Thomas Hall visited the campus last Saturday. Mr C E Campbell returned after a visit to Pointe County. Calhoun Wilson visits Lexington, H B of New Albany also on the campus Saturday. Alfred West spent Sunday at his Grenade Miss home. Messrs Duke and Clayton convalescing after illness. Kimbrough and M C ne next See ians afternoon. A baseball match is planned for next Saturday afternoon between the University and Jackson era. Invitations for the Junior MMe Hermean Society are issued. Sixteen Sophomore speakers contesting for commencement week on Monday. Faculty chose seniors for commencement day. The University Orchestra will perform next Friday evening at the Public School. Spring hats and novelties shown by Mrs Jones and Harkins next to the Telephone Exchange. Shilohs Cure advertised for coughs. Yellow Kid and Golden Feather cigars promoted at McLemore Baird’s.
Sheriff Kim promotes Kendels Antiseptic Pain Cure for sprains while Karl’s Clover Root Tea is claimed to cure headaches and nervous ailments. Misa Florence Addler of the Remenyi Concert Company earns high praise for her singing and stage presence as a former pupil of Madame Dove Boett.
White examinations scheduled for April 2 and 16. Negro examinations set for April 9 and 23. G AL H Lightower, Co Sup t. Thousands of cases of consumption are cured daily by S Cure.
After next Tuesday the 23rd, Mrs. Jones and Harkins invite ladies from Oxford and surrounding country to inspect new spring millinery and novelty items. They promise correct taste and low prices and urge visits to see the latest fashions.
An 19th or early 20th century advertisement promotes USB Kendels Black Pills claimed to cure stomach and liver ailments. It touts quick relief and broad efficacy for chronic digestive issues and liver complaints, urging readers to try the remedy and trust its restorative powers.
Local personals report visits from Rev. M. Standefer and others to Columbus New Albany Fat Dodge Iowa Caswell and Cherry Creek attend funerals. Advertisements push Electric Bitters for female complaints health and strength. Spring cleaning insect control by Watson Earl. Music note about Fiddler at city. Ads seek salesmen for oils and lubricants in Cleveland and Atlantic Refining Co.
An oblique scene unfolds with a clerk startled by a young lady's remark about a song titled Rise Me and a flurry of confusion in a city shop. The dealer misses a sale as a sickly mood spreads among patrons amid ads for lace and inexpensive cigars.
An old advertisement promotes 50 cent Yellow Kid and Golden Feather Cigars at McLemore Baird's. The offer highlights affordable tobacco products and a specific retailer in town.
Death to bugs roaches ants and other insects infestations guaranteed or your money refunded Watson and Earls shop South Street opposite Cumberland Church Also Bogard and Logans bakery offers fresh German white graham and rye bread with weekly Wednesday deliveries
A local notice from A W Mitchell advertises Watson and Earl pest contractors ready to visit homes in Oxford within five minutes of University Square. They promise to exterminate bugs and insects at residents' request.
Edouard Remenyi born in Moskols ince showed early genius and studied under Joseph Bolm. He served as a soldier at sixteen, became aide de camp to Georgey, and later reached the Court of Austria as Chief Musician. He toured globally, played for many potentates, and first visited America in 1575 9. He authored a work on Japanese art and owns rare violins valued at about 20000 with a 7000 viola. His famed Cathedral violin, made by Paola Magini in Bresebla in 1617, is prized as the finest.
Castoria offers paper hanging painting and decorating services and invites visits to the South Street office to view wallpaper designs. The Remenyi Concert Company reports excellent business this season with frequent standing room only crowds, reflecting their renown and genius.
Le Roy publisher S C Wells & Co offers a free pamphlet titled Four National Foes and a sample of their celebrated Kact's Clover Root Tea. The notice invites readers to obtain the brochure at no cost.
The critic lauds a musician named Ke menyi for playing to both critics and audiences. He is described as master of his instrument, which sings sighs and weeps, almost speaking under his skillful touch.
Electric Bitters claims to aid sluggish livers and atonic this temper, preventing fevers by freeing the system from malarial poison. It advertises relief from indigestion, cramps and dizziness and sells for fifty cents per bottle at RR Chilton & Co.
A humorous scene unfolds in Saco where a young shopper requests a tape of a song titled Kiss Me. The store clerk, amused by the moment, recalls a classic line about the song and the customer’s bold request.
An old patent remedy claim describes Chilton's reliable drink for diarrhea dysentery and summer complaints. It markets a universal stomach tonic as swift relief for intestinal woes. The brief note frames it as a trusted household remedy of its era.
The Racket Store advertises new spring dress suitings as prettiest and cheapest. A bold claim emphasizes comfort and happiness from Watson and Earl's Bed Bag Killer.
Do not Gil to see the new Spring dress goods just arrived at the Racket Store.
The advertisement asserts a money back guarantee if Watson and Karl's Bed Bug Killer does not kill bed bugs. It promises a refund and urges customers to try the product with confidence.
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