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Newspaper
Oxford Eagle
Location
Oxford, Mississippi, United States of America
Date
Apr 24, 1919
Page
2
New Senate Military Committee chair Senator Francis E. Warren of Wyoming emphasizes thrift and economy through War Savings and Thrift Stamps. He argues saving aids the small investor, strengthens citizenship, and promotes Americanization by reducing the appeal of the hyphen for foreign born citizens.
Farmers urged to rely on common sense and home gardens to cut costs as food and grain rise faster than cotton prices. A Hastings Seed Book promises money saving guidance for crops and garden planning, free from Hastings Co of Atlanta, Ga.
An old-time herbal compound named IONEER HEALTH HERBS claims to aid biliousness indigestion rheumatism malaria kidney troubles and blood toning. It lists Mandrake Gentian Burdock Galangal among ingredients and offers a 50 cent price with a money back guarantee and free sample from Cc. OTTEN at Eleventh Street Washington DC.
Evander S. Samuels argues that a mysterious disease called encephaletic lethargia mirrors a broader neglect of schooling. He warns parents, teachers, and lawmakers to inoculate society against ignorance by enforcing compulsory school attendance and prioritizing education over short-term gains.
Ole Miss and A M split a two game set with Ole Miss taking Friday's victory 4 to 1 and A M winning Thursday 4 to 2. Carney pitched well for Ole Miss in the opener while Lantrip and Sisk led Ole Miss in the field and at bat. Womack homered for A M and Clayton tripled with Womack adding a long homer in a high scoring first game.
A brief comic bloc quotes a reader exchange from the Louisville Courier Journal noting sharp barbs aimed at a judge. The piece highlights the public joking about legal rhetoric and the role of the learned judge in court discourse.
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