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Newspaper

Oxford Eagle

Location

Oxford, Mississippi, United States of America

Date

Aug 15, 1901

Page

3

First Great Cornwall Woolen Factory Hosts Chimney Summit

In Cornwall Ontario the Scottish Canadian backers of the new woolen factory planned a top of chimney luncheon. John Stacy, the contractor, led six men onto the 9th floor top to join Mayor MacDew and other locals. Macklem nearly collapsed climbing the ladder, George Stacy steadied him, and Macklem was saved as the party descended. Stacy deems the moment a lesson in courage over vanity.

Cornwall Ont Lord Gac Stacy Darby Bergin Onid Aleck Sandfeld Doral Pan McLennan John Ran John Ban Tan Tam Stacey Bell George Canada Ireland Mac- Dew Wee Macklem Corrnwall Macklem Arrah MacDew Montreal Daily Gazette Cornwall Sentinel Mr. Macklem George Stacy St. Lawrence Lawrentian Ottawa Stary Puck Mackiem Atle Tower Phe Old Stacy Suung Stacy Olf John Shenaidere Warklem Burt Macklem George Stacr Wd Stacy Rome Old John Bedad

Unfeminine Sum Sparks Comedic Exchange

In a breakfast scene Mrs. Speedway asks for money to cover bills. Mr. Speedway tests feminine phrasing and offers ten dollars, noting a stricter amount would be unfeminine. The exchange ends with him giving the money and avoiding change.

George Mrs. Speedway Mr. Speedway Pittsburgh Commercial Gazette

New Porto Rico Hat Trend Reaches New York Streets

The New York Sun describes a light woven grass fedora style from Porto Rico in tan color with wide crown bands some dyed red and blue. Variations include sombrero shapes with wide brims. The hats are praised for lightness and cooling air flow, but shrink when wet, so leather sweatbands are used to counteract moisture.

Porto Rico New York

Mother Posts Baby Shoe to State Archives Aim

A mother keeps her baby's first shoe, hoping the State Historical Society will request it someday. The note likens delays to Li Hung Chang and suggests the old empress dowager delays his reappointment to the payroll this time.

State Historical Society Li Hung Chang Do’ Ag Enid Scheed Washington Star

Wit and Wisdom Fragments From Metropolitan Newspapers

A collection of humorous quips and anecdotes from various papers. Includes stage fright, box office nerves, business ventures, overdue accounts, Sunday gardening, and literary joke lines about a husband’s growing library collection.

Stormington Barnes Washington Star Ascum Richman Philadelphia Press The Don Boston Transcript Beyon Brother Johnson Rastas Johnson Pahson Brooklyn Eagle

What a Man May Eat and Drink for Health and Mind

An essay reviews dietary cautions for sedentary men and the role of alcohol and animal versus vegetable foods. It cites Dr. Hutchinson on eggs and milk aiding vegetarians, notes the need for a mixed diet, and discusses tolerable meat portions and oatmeal plus milk in national sustenance.

London Chronicle Andree Darke Qarke Mas le Loteter Dr. Hutebinom Pistol Macduff Hutchinson

A Column of Figures on Society and Health

A lengthy column lists diverse statistics on patent medicines revenue taxes crime ages, world population density, oxygen use, river mud content in water, European dietary consumption, height differences, and global governance. It also includes a humorous anecdote about a doctor and a plug for Allen's Foot-Ease with a free address offer.

Severn Thames Ganges

Fragmentary Advert Item From Denver Times and Atch Globes

Readable fragments describe a light narrative about Mr Spooneigs and a character named Grae, with action and small lines of dialogue. The clipping seems to be a stray paste from Denver Times and the Atchowes Globe, lacking clear context or full sentences.

Jammaery Retribeticon

A fragmented OCR text references a civil war and individuals named F. Borer and Trinity Bocage. specifics and context are unclear due to garbled wording. The readable phrases suggest a historical or biographical note but lack coherent events or dates to summarize definitively.

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