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Newspaper
Oxford Eagle
Location
Oxford, Mississippi, United States of America
Date
Apr 04, 1918
Page
4
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Oxford merchants pledge to close their shops for one hour at 11 AM Saturday to attend a big patriotic rally at the Opera House. The event features songs and music from Memphis, with Captain Fitzhugh of Memphis scheduled to speak.
W. J. Waldron of Chattanooga Tennessee says Tanlac restored his energy and appetite after years of fatigue. He reports gaining twelve pounds and reclaiming vigor and vitality, noting he would recommend Tanlac to others. Genuine Tanlac is sold by Rowland Drug Company in Oxford Mississippi.
An Oxford resident recounts severe illness requiring hospital confinement and treatment. After taking Mayr's Wonderful Remedy, claimed to remove catarrhal mucus and reduce inflammation, the patient reports weight gain from 180 pounds to health. The advertisement promises a money back guarantee and notes Chilton Company as the seller.
Mrs Chares Miller of Inverness and Miss Louise host guests from Birmingham. Camp Fire girls visit Davidson's farm and Miss Mary Boys visits from Memphis. Reports of illnesses, travel, and engagements. Ballards Snow Liniment advert. bridge project bid notice for Lafayette Mississippi dated April 4 1915.
The pastor of the Methodist church announced on Sunday that with an evangelist he will start a series of meetings in the church during the last week of April. The Guaranty Bank and Trust Company opens Saturday for business. Trustees of Oxford High School met yesterday to discuss city school welfare.
Chancery Clerk announces a sale under a deed of trust for real and personal property in Lafayette County Mississippi. The auction will be held April 23 1918 in Catand Mississippi before the courthouse steps to satisfy noted indebtedness with title believed good but conveyed as is by trustee.
Classified notices include found keys redeemable at the office for 25 cents. Sale offers list one mule and wagon, half cotton seed, and rental for a six room cottage on College Hill. Also notices of visitors Miss French Lucas and Miss Madeline Brenner visiting Oxford friends.
An Oxford reader reports relief from backache and fatigue after using Dean's Kidney Pills. J. M. Sanders, blacksmith, testifies he could hardly stoop after work yet felt diminished pain and renewed energy following the remedy.
Hon. G. T. Fitzhugh will speak at the county court house Saturday in the Liberty Loan drive. Every 000 should hear this distinguished lawyer of Memphis. Sergeants Stewart Johns and Paul Sisk of Camp Beauregard are here on furlough visiting relatives.
A beauty lotion recipe promotes whitening skin using lemon juice and grant cream. It claims to remove tan freckles and sallowness with a daily massage resulting in a harmless, noticeable beauty improvement.
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