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Newspaper
Oxford Eagle
Location
Oxford, Mississippi, United States of America
Date
Apr 06, 1899
Page
4
Fragmented OCR suggests a sensational health advice line about love, happiness, and hidden illnesses in impure blood. It references the liver and kidneys and mentions medical concerns tied to a lover and her sweetheart.
A Chicago Inter Ocean excerpt describes a heated exchange during a private boarding school hearing. Mr Stuthers defends a protest over "private tamers" and a curtain of accusations as attendees pursue truth amid murmurs and tense remarks.
In a tense domestic moment a husband returns to his recovering wife as rain lashes the house. A doctor contemplates misgivings yet hints at hope. The wife awakens spokenly, asking where he has been, and the couple is finally deemed saved. The piece ends with cultural aside on dowager empress.
A Chicago society figure, Lucinda B Chandler, writes to Dr Hartman dated January 6, 1599 praising Peruna as a remedy for stomach catarrh and indigestion. She notes personal relief and similar results among friends and identifies her roles in several Chicago organizations.
The account describes military movements around Manila and Malolos with focus on American and Filipino forces. It mentions communication lines, expected battles, and the strategic significance of terrain near Viejo Leteton, the Neali plains, and surrounding regions as U.S. troops prepare actions against insurgent positions and support operations.
Dispatches discuss the Malolos capture and American aims in the Philippines with claims of Filipino resolve and resistance. Other items report a schooner Gleaner foundering after a Bay of Fund hurricane and cattle shipments to northern Wyoming and southern Montana.
Isaac Jones, arriving in Victoria from Alaska on the steamer Anmir, says that no more than five cents per pen is taken from Wey Creek in the Melv...veltin district river area this winter.
Mrs F H Allen of Toledo writes that after summer confinement due to kidney and bladder trouble she found terrible urinary pain and itching. She credits Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound with a full recovery allowing her to work all day and urges others to seek the remedy.
An advertisement extols Dr Kilmer and Swamp Root claiming kidney purification via the kidneys rather than laxatives. It promises free sample bottles and a health book, urging readers to mail their address to Kilmer & Co in Binghamton New York for trial and testimonials.
A jumble of 19th century clippings covers railway notes from the Lake Shore Limited and New York Central plans, with scattered ads for tonics, dictions, and household goods. Cartoonish dialogue snippets echo social chatter as readers encounter brief notices and product promotions amid miscellaneous quotes and jokes.
A treasury report outlines the Samoan group’s strategic location as a midway repair station on major ocean routes between the United States and Asia. It notes a small population of about 16,900 across ten inhabited and two uninhabited islands, with copra as the main export and copra shipments to the United States and Germany.
Washington reports a peaceful settlement in Samoa is expected. The three powers are said to have a solid understanding, with plenary authority backing a settlement satisfactory to all. Germany and others are seen as committed to amicable relations and avoiding discord.
Dispatch from Sofia reports a four hour battle between Bulgarian outposts aided by locals and Turkish forces near Koryl Agoh between Jamboli and Prinnople on the Toonja line. Both sides suffered casualties as Turks aimed to seize a position long held by Bulgarians.
An incident on a city street ends with a suspect fleeing from a pursuing officer. The victim reports a man named Sane attempting to sell a book on three weekly installments of 22 each, prompting the policeman to shout for a chase and suspect escape.
A quote from the Chicago Daily News describes a timid man as a hare and says such a person ought to die game conveying a sharp, period-voice social remark.
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