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Newspaper
Oxford Eagle
Location
Oxford, Mississippi, United States of America
Date
Apr 19, 1906
Page
2
A jittery mix of editorials and wit reflects on Prohibition politics, Alaska's governor, Russia, and Congress. The column critiques crop forecasts, taxes, naval costs, and the US stance on China while tossing in quips about professors, bankers, and aging tobacco habits.
The piece extols modern Spartans who endure mental strain over physical hardship. It contrasts heroic ancient silence with today's disciplined, civic and domestic duties, including public service, precarious finances, and resilient family support amid societal pressures. It calls readers to emulate Spartan courage in work and life.
A tribute notes Ernest York, a noble boy beloved by family and community, calling him a blessing taken early to heaven. The piece expresses deep sorrow, describes his kindness and the family’s loss, and calls for faith and consolation amid grief. It includes a letter from J. E. Neilson of Oxford Mississippi promoting Devoe paints.
Citizens urged to learn what the Legislature did in Mississippi and to evaluate candidates. The writer accuses lawmakers of tax exemptions and misused funds that would hurt the poor while protecting the wealthy. Emphasizes responsibility to vote for competent leaders and to demand honest public service.
Veterans of Forrests Cavalry Corps are urged to meet at the Washington Artillery Hall New Orleans on April 26th at 10 am. Reappointed officers of the old army are to contact surviving members, with designated hall spaces for each brigade to organize as paroled. A parade march may be planned for the following day.
The notice appeals to old veterans to attend and register at a meeting in New Orleans. Attendees will receive a metal badge with a circular pendant showing a portrait of our grand old leader, designed to be worn on all occasions as a symbol of honor. The message is signed by H A Tyee Major General and W Andersen Colonel Adjutant General.
Fragmentary item notes preaching at An drew's Chapel and Cain school house, social visits, and school improvements. It mentions an explosion in Harmentown injuring Mrs. Damp Cook, names of local residents, and advertisements for remedies including Nemedy's Laxative Honey and Tur and Ballard's Horehound Syrup.
Mrs S J Browning and Mrs M T Williams are on the sick list. Miss Vira Williams has returned home from Coffeeville. Mrs S A Williams and Miss Sallie Williams visited Mrs L Senders in Oxford. Large crowd attended preaching and Sunday school. Chamberlains Salve advertised for skin diseases. Witch Hazel Salve claim and DeWitts Witch Hazel Salve praised for various pains and skin issues sold by AnHea lel.
Mt Zion happenings capture a vernal scene with roses and orchards. Sunday services canceled. Saturday entertainment by Mrs. Callaway features Reg Hunts and prize eggs won by Miss Lessie Newell. Local residents visit and attend church. preaching planned for Sunday night. Advertisements mention Chamberlain products and liver pills with testimonials.
A social Easter gathering hosted by Miss Belle Wells drew relatives and neighbors who enjoyed games and a prize won by Baxter Foust. Local sick lists include Mrs. G O Foust and Dudley Ales while several residents visited kin near Burgess and Oxford. A chain of letters praises Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy and Bailard’s Snow Liniment with local vendors promoting sales.
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