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Newspaper
Oxford Eagle
Location
Oxford, Mississippi, United States of America
Date
Apr 07, 1904
Page
2
The text sketches a chaotic, partially legible wire service style summary of political maneuvers. It mentions the governor of New Jersey? and proposals tied to Roosevelt era figures, with scattered references to Congress, Japan, Russia, and Washington Post claims. Entities appear garbled. the overall gist hints at public notices, political appointments, and foreign policy tensions.
In a fever dream of garbled text, references loom to heat waves and malaria fears. The fragment mentions weather patterns, eastern winds, and calls for measures like street cleaning and public works to mitigate infection risks.
Mississ ippi declares Cecil Rhodes Scholarship exams at the University of Mississippi in the Jefferson building starting April 13. Six tests cover Mastery Latin and Greek with questions set by examiners Orford and others. Selection after results will choose scholars who may receive stipends of 2380 per year, with enrollment in the university. Local preparations include notices by the committee of selection and university officials.
A fragmented travelogue recounts Rome and Florence with vivid antiquities. It surveys the Forum, Temple of Caesar, catacombs near St Calixmus, and Renaissance art in Florence. Mentions Pietro’s era relics, Papheslim, and notable sites as the piece notes archaeological and religious histories.
Community notes recount social visits and local happenings. Mrs Hill and Linker's Mill families hosted visiting relatives while Berges hosted a Friday night event. Easter activities occurred with cool weather as residents in Woodson Gate and Midway area participated in services and neighborly gatherings.
A long damaged missive from a small town notes recent beaty rains hurting peaches and farmers. It mentions Mr Joba Alder and local figures, reports a hospital scene, and describes a public stir at Bay Springs with references to weather and crops, ending with scattered names and places.
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