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Newspaper
Oxford Eagle
Location
Oxford, Mississippi, United States of America
Date
Apr 18, 1907
Page
6
An article recounts a Kansas City social leader's testimony about health decline from stress and nerves. After trying a remedy for three months, health improved, with the subject praising Peruna as a reliable aid against nervous disorders and related conditions.
One million fre hundred thousand nilars is offered as the biggest literary prize on record to the writer of the best history of Alexander I of Russia. The award will be in St Petersberg on December 1, 1955, funded by Arakt chelef’s fortune of 60,000 gold rubles. One fourth of the prize funds defrays publishing costs, with the money growing to an estimated 3200 by the time of payment.
Testimonial from W W Musre of Everett Maine claims Dr Williams Pink Pills rebuilt his strength and appetite after four years of overwork and nervous breakdown. He describes severe weight loss and despair before using the pills, which he credits with restoring health and interest in life.
A reflective piece on Jephthah daughter highlighting her loyalty to her father and devotion to God. It contrasts her purity and noble character with the sorrow of her fate, discusses cultural worship practices, and emphasizes steadfast obedience and selflessness in the face of tragedy.
A father torn between oath and mercy wrestles with a fatal vow after his daughter returns from music and dancing. He contemplates breaking the pledge as dawn lightens, while she departs for a solitary journey in the mountains seeking a time of light and gladness.
A narrative scene portrays Jephthah the father and his daughter sharing a final embrace as he recalls his vow. She comforts him with faith in God’s deliverance and the bright future of Israel, then kisses him and departs to meditation with companions. He remembers her words for two months, clinging to the promise of brightness and blessing.
The Philadelphia Record notes a comic exchange on a Chestnut Street car about a sneezing teacher who offers lessons on how to sneeze properly. The novelty student boasts such a sneeze can be cultivated, regardless of medicines, yielding a stertorous snort as the result.
The late D L Moody conducted his first Bible teaching by taking 25 young people into his home for Scripture instruction. Coincidentally, it marks 25 years since a similar successful effort began worldwide.
A Chicago Daily News essay argues spinsterhood offers friendship and esteem from several men and women, free from dressmakers and shopkeeping duties, with readers free to seek stimulating relations driven by intellectual sympathy rather than romance. The fragment notes self-chosen companionship within social circles that permit platonic bonds between genders.
Rev. A. S. Carrier DD returns to McCormick Seminary after eight months away. He occupies the chair of Hebrew and cognate languages and resumes his class work following a tour through the Holy Land.
Prof William Lyon Phelps of Yale shared a humorous story at New Haven business gathering about a hard drinker advised to eat whenever craving alcohol. The man’s habit of asking for food grew, leading to a chaotic hotel moment as he shouted a man in 153 Bes shot his nk self ham and egg sandwich.
An old formula titled Blood-Cleansing Time lists Fishd Extract Dandelion Compound Kargon Syrup Sarsaparilla with doses of one teaspoon after meals and before bed. Advertises benefits for rheumatism catarrh kidney and bladder issues and claims skin sores pimples and boils will clear after several weeks.
In New Orleans, Raymond Hitchcock tipped the balance of luck at the races then faced a sly stranger asking for car fare. The prankster, who claimed to be from Vancouver, fled as Hitchcock moved to his awaiting auto, leaving the incident as an odd street encounter noted by Harper's Weekly.
A Rock House writer in North Devon describes quitting coffee after years of indigestion heart burn and restless nights. He trials Postum Food Coffee and reports improved digestion sleep and daytime vigor after a week and continued use for the family noting proper preparation is key. The notice promotes Postum by Battle Creek Michigan.
Swiss women of all classes form an association to secure suffrage in all public life including parliamentary elections. The vice president and secretary sit in the chamber of deputies, several professors assist, and many public figures back the movement amid growing international coverage.
We the undersigned certify that the undersigned F.J Chey et al agree to provide reasonable care for cataract operations at the location shown. Prices stated per square foot and related base parcel details appear, with terms set by the operators.
War correspondent notes female warriors waiting for powder, not firepower. Commander explains they will powder their noses before battle as others do. Moving pictures show animated puffs and mirrors as the scene unfolds.
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