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Newspaper

Oxford Eagle

Location

Oxford, Mississippi, United States of America

Date

Aug 10, 1911

Page

4

Lot’s Choice and the Path From Wealth to Wisdom

The tale of Lot contrasts wealth and position with true peace. Lot chose the well watered Jordan plain toward Sodom, becoming a magistrate while vexing his righteous soul amid wicked companions. Abraham remained in faith, church, and worship, showing a higher peace that wealth cannot buy. Heeding the lesson, success without God ends in failure and a ruined family.

Lot Abraham Chaldees Haran Egypt Jordan Canaan Sodom Lee God Meno

Prerogative of Her Sex Describes a Witty Marriage Bet

A courting couple delays marriage until the woman proposes a trick to publish banns. On the wedding day the man agrees to wed while the woman falsely claims she will not. She admits she changed her mind, turning the ruse into a playful reversal of expectations.

Sal Mack National Monthly

Yalevard University Known for its football team

Yalevard University is noted for its football program led by a storied team. The school emphasizes athletic achievement alongside academics and student life, shaping its public reputation through competitive games and sports culture. The reference highlights football prominence within the campus community.

Yalevard University Tommy

Tit for Tat at the Dinner Table

A newly married man laments to his wife about bread made like his mother. The wife retorts with a clever comparison that his father’s dough was the standard she must meet.

The Ground of Their Love

The Sacred Heart Review quotes a dialogue between an EnzG- MsB invader and an intelligent Indian about love of land. The exchange centers on white strangers loving the redmen and the land they walk upon.

Sacred Heart Review

Rosebud Mouth and Flowery Speeches Question

A reader asks if Efla's rosebud mouth explains Stella's many flowery speeches. The line suggests a playful, literary pun about speech style and appearance.

The Light of the Church in Dark Times

A Baptist preacher from Providence laments tyranny and bigotry dimming the church’s light, but notes its resolve to shine anew. The message honors faith as a guiding force against oppression and injustice.

Nathan Lailey Baptist Providence

no person can be sure of pure life says clippenger

Rev H C Clippenger of Indianapolis argues that environment cannot guarantee a pure life. He states no person is certain of maintaining good character regardless of surroundings.

Rev H.C. Clippinger Methodist Indianapolis

Love's Holdfast and the Power of Destiny

A compact moral reflection on love shaping fate and urging restraint in guiding another’s path, attributed to R owerton. The fragment hints at decisive influence through affection and encouragement within personal bonds.

Revivalist Misidentification in Mississippi House

A Mississippi town host shelters a soaked revivalist who borrows a family garment. A misinformed housewife, wielding a large Bible, strikes the minister on the head thinking he is her husband, then orders him to leave. The scene highlights comic yet harsh consequences of mistaken identity.

Mississippi Lippincott’s Magazine

Pimples on Back Vanish After Cuticura Treatment

A narrator recalls a summer illness that left his back covered with painful pimples and sleepless nights. After three years of remedies, he used Cuticura Soap Ointment and Resolvent and improved in weeks, with full recovery in months. A Boston sample offer follows the testimonial.

W. A. Armstrong. Corbin Cutiesra Dept Boston

Sharpe and Wise The Amphibian Remark

The exchange recalls Sharpe claiming he stared under water for fifteen minutes last summer while Wise-Why jokes about him being amphibious. Sharpe counters that he would not lie about the feat.

Sharpe—Wilson Sharpe

Two Ladies Debate Bubble Feats in Afternoon Talk

Two women discuss bubble endurance with feats of diving. One claims her husband once stayed under water for two minutes. the other retorts that her first husband sank five years ago and has not surfaced since.

Sudden Umpire Time Tears Up Ballgame Rally

A catcher laments a sudden time call and tears in the stands as he says a fan’s applause overwhelmed him. He wipes his eyes and urges to resume play with the cry Play ball.

Immortality and music in everyday life

A compact reflection on immortality and social life. It notes that happiness thrives through others and that instrumental music can move neighbors, illustrating how art and human connection sustain existence. The musings invoke a poetical voice about lasting presence and shared experience.

Judge Extols Grape-Nuts In Healthful Breakfast

A judge with a long bench record praises Grape-Nuts as a staple in his family diet for years. He states the crisp cereal reduces pastry use, keeps the family physically strong, and even improves complexions in women while providing strong appetite satisfaction.

Vardaman Strengths in 75 Counties Grow in Mississippi Returns

Final district totals show Vardaman leading Bilbo by over 25 000 votes with most counties reported Milbo trailing and Collins ahead of Hudson by more than 6 000. Leake County returns bolster Vardaman Bilbo and Collins majorities as official tallies firm up.

Jackson Vardaman Milbo Vartaman Ieade Bilbo Collins Hudson Leake County Bilte

Mississippi Senate primary by county voting totals released

County tallies show large totals for numerous counties with entries like Lauderdale 964 and 656. Marshal 3 273 and 476 461. Rankin 616 255. Warren 157 996. Hinds italics and summarized totals across 25 counties with overall turnout around 27,836 votes for one side and 20,000 for the other, page notes majority margins.

Alex- Varda Ander Percy Man Coeiccce Kemper Lafayette Lowndes Madison Marshall Momrue Prestiss Pei Cashoua DeSote Forrest Franklin Tiv George Hancock Asa Holmes Za Jasper Tishomingo Attala Itawamba Seeryz.j.ckesere Tallshatehie Benton Il Os Chickasaw Clske Covington Ingloo Grenada Jackeun Jefferson Davis Siz Montgomery Webster Wilkinean Winston Yalobusha

Taft May Visit Jackson During State Fair

President Taft likely to attend the Mississippi State Fair in Jackson in October with a Southern tour starting late October. He may address Alabama and Mississippi conventions, making a Jackson appearance probable during the fair period.

Taft Jackson Jackkson Selma Ala Alabama Good Roads Association Mississippi

Saved from an Operation by Lydia E Pinkham’s Compound

Testimonial from Mia Cristina Reep of Peoria Illinois states she was saved from an operation after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and Sanative Wash. She praises Liver Pills as a cathartic and invites inquiries about the remedies.

Lydia E. Pinkham Peoria E. Pinkham E. Pim Mia Cristina Reep Mound St

City Man Clears Land While Countryman Keeps Mortgage

A brief quip contrasts a fatherly land-clearing effort with the mortgage remaining. The exchange highlights a rural dynamic where the father removes property obstacles but the mortgage endures, underscoring financial remains tied to the land.

Religious dispute drives cook to church in Chicago

In Chicago, Begro cook from St. Louis joins a church after traveling with Henry N. Clay secretary of the Chicago Publishers' association. Cary notices Mary leaving with a large carving knife and asks her plans. Mary replies she will see her side best in the religious dispute at the church.

Henry N. Clay Chicago Publishers’ Association Chicago St. Louis Cary Mary Saturday Evening Post

Mosquito Nuisance and Remedies in Old Home Front

A reader recalls a summer plagued by mosquitoes in a bedroom with 30 to 40 killed at midnight. They treated wire mesh screens with kerosene oil, then maintained screens weekly, noting brief odor and preserved screens while driving away mosquitoes.

Good Housekeeping Magazine

The Ultimate Limit and the Dentist Duo

A dialogue pits two dentists against each other about patient comfort and showmanship. The first claims pain free work lulls patients to sleep during procedures while the second boasts of capturing patient expressions for photos.

Time to Reorganize Supreme Court Answer Quip

A dialogue quote from Puck notes a proposed union met with a curt legal minded response. The satire mocks a refusal framed as a court decision granting a six month readjustment period.

Supreme Court Puck

Howell Powell Exchange Echoes on Arrival

The quotation captures Howell and Powell discussing an imminent automobile arrival with Howell urging patience and Powell expecting immediate conveyance. The fragment hints at a street scene or informal exchange about transport timing.

Powell

Quote from Frances Willard on ideals during stall times

A vivid fragment presents Frances C. Willard urging hold fast to high ideals during periods of stagnation. The quotation includes dialogue about a poker game and a reference to Bridget Fatne, with ornate period language.

Bridget Fatne Harper’s Bazar Frances C. Willard

Glaciers in Swiss Alps Show Long Decline With Brief Rebounds

The Alpine museum in Berne presents curves of 26 Swiss glaciers. From the early 1800s they mostly receded, with two brief advances mid century and again around 1590 to 1995. The patterns vary by glacier and link to climate remain unclear. further study is urged.

Alpine Museum Berne Brueckner Switzerland Scientific American

Pink Lions Turn Pink After Rain At New York Library

The pair of stone lions guarding the Fifth Avenue library entrance reportedly blush pink when damp due to a chemical wash in the stone. Sunshine returns them to grayish white, with rainfall briefly tinting them pink. An employee notes the change is weather related, not a cultural message.

Fifth Avenue Mbrary New York Press

Berlin's Women Only Bank Opens Its First Year

Bank for Women in Berlin promotes itself as the world’s first mutual bank run exclusively by and for women. In its first year it reports strong performance with capital at 25 000 dollars and shareholder stability of 50 000 dollars. Fraulein Hoff Mann selected to manage after a decade in credit supervision handling about 1 000 000 dollars annual notes. So far the bank has not lost a dollar.

Bank For Women Weermen Berlin Fraulein Hoff- Mann Woman’s Bank

Honest Scrub-Woman Passes Severe Test at Building

A superintendent tests a good natured applicant by tossing trinkets into a waste basket. The man explains her honesty is extreme since she would retrieve any copper from the bin and return it to her desk each night. He then hires her.

There Is No Know If Tuberculosis Is Easily Curable

The Los Angeles Herald notes widespread ignorance among tuberculosis victims and endorses Adolphus Knopf’s words urging public printing and belief in cure through fresh air, nutrition, water, and cleanliness as key factors.

Los Angeles Herald Adolphus Knopf

Castoria Ad Claims and Mood Reflections

An ad style fragment touts Fletcher's Castoria with the line Children Cry for Fletcher's Castoria. It contrasts passive hope with action and notes beauty as expensive, including women, while a proverb warns a wise man forgives but a fool forgets.

Fletcher

Fair Damsel Questions Revealing Callew Lover

Dialogue exchanges reveal a confessed romantic moment as fair compliments shift to an admission of affection. The male suitor deflects while the female presses for clear confirmation of beauty and intent. He hints at prior experience and promises more to come.

Prayerful girl asks for street and shoes to be dry cleaned

The Cleveland Leader reports a small girl, with a sprinkling can for a reservoir, running to her father during prayer and asking the Lord to dry clean their street and her shoes for Jesus sake, showing earnest devotion.

William Cleveland

Woman loses both arms in railroad wreck

A transcript-like exchange describes a poor woman who lost her arms in a railroad wreck and her plight in life. The dialogue notes the difficulty for a woman to manage clothing and daily tasks without arms.

Woman jokes about chasing weather through many years

A brief rustic exchange shows a woman teasing a man who claims to have tracked the weather for 16 years. She notes he does not look like he has kept up, and then returns to her task.

Truthfully Said and Parson Invite at Church Fair

A magazine snippet quotes a conversation where a friend urges joining the church by the prophet’s call to do good. The parson replies that he already attended the church fair the previous night.

Mercury Mart

Consolation Dialogue Between Becker and Knicker

A brief exchange features Becker dismissing the idea of calf- connecting praise while Knicker notes a wife’s tendency to praise a second husband. The lines reveal personal relationships and mild irony.

Becker

Foot-cask powder promises relief in aching feet

Disjointed note touts a powder for foot pain to ease sore feet and improve walking. It urges avoiding substitutes and mentions a free sample offer with a dubious address. The text shifts to cryptic lines about Father Time and money fears, adding confusion.

CSE Imate

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