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Newspaper
Oxford Eagle
Location
Oxford, Mississippi, United States of America
Date
Apr 08, 1920
Page
2
Rock Bridge Baths Virginia resident J C Huste reports his horse recovered from a run down condition after using Dr LeGear's Stock Powders. The 27 year veteran veterinarian promises stock health with a money back guarantee if not satisfactory after trial.
A plea stresses boosting production as the path to recovery. It argues men must be given inducement to work and guaranteed a fair share in distribution of the results.
Frank Comerford argues that food shortages require full use of all arable land and a strong push to produce. He highlights five essentials: plants with machinery, raw materials, coal, transportation, and especially man power. He describes Europe's postwar debt, currency woes, and unrest, urging cooperation from rich nations to rebuild and restore stability.
Samuel Langhorne Clemens Mark Twain was born November 30 1835 in Florida Missouri Monroe County He became a Mississippi river pilot and later city editor of the Enterprize in Virginia City Nevada His death occurred in Redding Connecticut on April 21 1910 His humor and global lectures made him the best known American humorist of his era
The text argues shoemaker's wax, though brittle, behaves like a liquid. A sheet is struck by bullets and placed on corks. After a month the corks float on the wax surface and the bullets settle to the bottom, demonstrating liquid behavior.
The New York venue plans a moving picture theater with 5800 seats and may be the largest of its kind. Heavy patronage suggests the new house could fill for major performances as the public seeks professional entertainment more than ever.
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