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Newspaper
Oxford Eagle
Location
Oxford, Mississippi, United States of America
Date
Apr 08, 1920
Page
6
Students jubilantly greet the Chancellor on arrival from Oxford as the legislature grants over a million dollars for the University. A victory over L. S. A. boosts spirits. a free picture show and music accompany the parade at the Chapel. Classes suspended until Monday amid holiday cheer and moot court jests. An ad for Prickly Ash Bitters follows.
A humorous verse recounts a man who, after being rejected by his beloved, marries her mother, then his father marries his daughter, creating a chain that makes him his own grandfather. The puzzle plays on tangled family ties and grandparent terms.
Nervous fluttering is not heart disease but a digestion issue. Prick ly Ash Bitters is a man’s remedy to cleanse strengthen and regulate the stomach liver and bowels removing the cause of heart symptoms and building a strong body. Price $1.25 per bottle. R. R. Chilton & Co. Special Agents Adv.
Ole Miss defeats LSU in a doubleheader by scores of 5-0 and 5-4. Carney and Handley pitched well for Ole Miss, with strong hitting from Wood Farmer and E Wilson. LSU show steady defense but strained by errors and fortunate shifts in the late innings.
Two base hits by Smith Wood and Hathorn. Sacrifice hits by Lester Farmer and P Wilson. Stolen bases by McBride E Wilson and Kirk. Left on bases L S A three Ole Miss ten. Base on balls Seguin three Landry two. Hit by pitch P Wilson. Double plays Lester to P Wilson to E Wilson. Pitchers Lenguin and Jones with strikesouts. Umpire Stone. Time 1:55.
The readable portion shows a fragmented health related advertisement or product pitch with unclear references to stomach strength and saline solutions. No identifiable persons organizations or places are present.
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