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Newspaper

Oxford Eagle

Location

Oxford, Mississippi, United States of America

Date

Apr 06, 1922

Page

6

Thieves Enter Harkins Store After Fire

After a Saturday night fire on Wood Street, John R. Harkins store was entered. A pile of groceries tied in packages appeared on the counter, leading to a police search and the arrest of four local boys. One boy confessed in court and was sent to the farm. another is held under bands.

Wood Street Harley Watson John R. Harkins Mr. Watson Benford Rayburn Watson Water Valley Herald

Ad Style Slogans and Social Snippets From Old Advertorial Fragments

A collage of vintage lines parodies ads and social scenes with claims about 660 as a fever remedy and light social vignettes. The piece echoes era marketing language and playful dialogues among Adam Eve Present Man Debutante a Millionaire’s Son and Married Folk.

Adam Eve

Doan's Kidney Pills Endorsed By Local User

Oxford proof of Doan's Kidney Pills merit features J. R. Peacock of a South Street shoe shop recounting back pain and nightly disturbances. After using Doan's at Kendel's Drug Store, he reports quick relief and lasting cure, with Mrs. Peacock praising enduring results after seven years. The notice also lists directors of local firms and mentions plans to incorporate Panola Oil and Gas Co to explore oil and gas resources.

Dean Oxford J. R. Peacock Shoe Shop South Street Doan Kendel’s Foster-Milburn Co Mfrs Buffalo N. Y

Oil Well Activity In Courtland Area Advances

The test well derrick is completed and gear is being hauled to F A Lamb’s farm near Courtland. Drilling preparations accelerate with expected start by April 1. Panola Oil and Gas Co organized in Courtland with officers B Young president W C Kihnel vice president H R Elliott trustee.

F. A. Lamb Courtland Bleing Panola Oil and Gas’ Co B. Young W. C. Kihnel H. R. Elliott

Wayside Tales Stove Mystery and Odd Advertising

In Wayside Tales humor the camp stoves are oddly placed to fit a pipe that was lost overboard while the group debates the host’s explanation. The passage also features a provocative line about a woman’s influence and a brief ad for Rub-My-Tism antiseptic and pain killer for sores and sprains.

Conjure Me Back to June and the Vows

A fragment from Wayside Tales expresses nostalgia for past romance with vows of faithfulness. The speaker recalls silvery hair, a starry night, a red rose, and a girl once loved, now addressed as a married man seeking a remembered love.

Unclear OCR Fragment Describes Stove Observation In Maine Woods

Two college professors enter the Maine woods and notice an unusual stove position. A professor comments on how attention to the stove's placement reveals rapid circulation and knowledge gained by observation. The fragment ends with a partial claim about headings from the stove.

Maine Woods

Legislators Brace for Attacks on Law and Morality

Washington reports a surge of reactionary bills aimed at social controls. A Massachusetts proposal would compel church attendance but was quickly killed. South Carolina and Kentucky lawmakers push anti Darwinism measures. Kansas debates dress length for high school girls. Chevy Chase residents demand muzzles for DC horses. An anti blue law society fights restrictive moral statutes.

Washington Massachusetts South Carolina Kentucky Kansas Chevy Chase District of Columbia

Blue Law Advocate Casts Restrictive Light on Liberty

Commentator argues that wartime relaxations mirror earlier freedoms and warns that excessive blue laws threaten civil liberties. The piece urges eternal vigilance and balanced judgment to curb fanatic restrictions.

Lerty

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