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Newspaper
Oxford Eagle
Location
Oxford, Mississippi, United States of America
Date
Dec 15, 1910
Page
3
A bustling page lists visits and illness updates, sales and exchanges, Christmas shopping prompts, church notices, and local business ads in Oxford. Names include Messrs. J. Beard, J. Slaughter, A. B. Martin, and W. Shinault with a mix of real estate, livestock, and holiday offers at Davidson Wardlaw, Kendel's, and the Knight Hotel.
The superintendent’s committee has arranged with Santa Gitas to prepare nine Christmas trees for the pupils. All officers teachers and members including the Mome Department and Kacy Roll are invited to attend at the church Monday evening December 26 at 7 oclock. Santa Claus will entertain and distribute small gifts. No presents on the tree except those from Santa. Food and confections will be welcomed and delivered the following day.
Mr Lucas Johnson a long time resident and Confederate veteran dies at his home two miles west of Oxford after a short illness In his 85th year His wife two daughters and a son survive In the same home Will Johnson dies Friday after a brief illness of pneumonia The double bereavement Grief surrounds the family as both burials take place at College Hill old home.
An advertisement promises a money back guarantee on Rexall Mucu-Tone, claiming it cures catarrh by cleansing the blood. It urges women to test the remedy through a free trial and notes two available sizes, 50 cents and one dollar, at R. R. Chilton & Co., The Rexall Store.
The Cincinnati Weekly Enquirer advertises five thousand dollars in cash premises for solicitors plus a liberal commission. It invites men and women with leisure hours to apply for particulars by writing to The Enquirer, Cincinnati, Ohio.
The Oxford House operated by Mrs Kate Blumenberz in Oxford Mississippi offers table meals if the market permits heat, hot and cold baths free sample rooms and all modern conveniences. It invites regular and day boarders and welcomes traveling patrons.
Mrs. Lucas Johnson and family thank the people of Oxford, the University, and the county for their many acts of kindness and sympathy during their recent great affliction.
We will send Tae Eacux and Commercal Appeal to all new subscribers and to all who renew their subscription before January 1st for 5100. We also offer the same rate for Tae HActe and the Farm Advocate to January 1st 1911 and for Tue aGLr and the Home and Farm to January 1st.
A county notice announces a new enterprise offering to pay top market prices for poultry eggs geese ducks and rabbits. Offices are at the American Express Co and weekly prices include hens 8 to 10 cents per pound young chickens 10 cents per pound geese and ducks per dozen and fat turkey and eggs per dozen.
Advertises new and beautiful gift selections for Christmas including dressing sets, toy lines, merican cut glass, silver and ebony measures, leather cases, writing and travel accessories, dolls that talk, candy, and other attractive items. Mention shopping at R. R. Chilton & Co. for gifts.
A reader describes years of constipation and relief after using Dr Miles Nerve and Liver Pills. The testimonial credits the pills with providing a reliable remedy and improved well being.
An old ad touts Dr Miles Nerve and Liver Pills as normalizing bowel movement without cathartic pricing effects. It claims universal use by women and children and notes diminishing need over time. Sold by NM first Gacksee in EMebert Indiana. money-back guarantee from Miles Medical Co.
A notice invites readers to write to Thacher Co to receive Dr Thacher's Liverena Syrup sent to any paper reader who replies. The promoter is based in Thatianooca Term.
Advertisement claims Foley's Kidney Pills cure backache and strengthen kidneys. It says they correct urinary irregularities, rebuild worn tissues, remove excess uric acid causing rheumatism, prevent Bright's Disease and Diabetes, and restore health and strength. Substitutes are refused.
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