Vital statistics report urges stricter birth and death registration
October morbidity totals show typhoid fever fifteen cases malaria fifty five scarlet fever four and whooping cough cases tuberculosis three pneumonia eighty seven and notes several physicians failed to file reports. Mississippi law requires local registrars to forward births and deaths to the State Board of Health for official records and insurance purposes.
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State Board of Health
Lafayette County
Saget Bbe
Mississippi
Bureau of Vital Statistics
Aard of Health
Jackson
Mississ
Marriare
Peple
Everr Hoenen Beine
Start the New Year right subscribing for the Eagie
A brief plea urges readers to begin the year by subscribing to the Eagie newspaper. It emphasizes steady updates and ongoing community coverage.
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Eagie
Color Baptists Making Progress for War Savings
A historical church pledge list from the Colored Baptist Church of Oxford shows members and friends paying their war savings pledges. Names and amounts range from five dollars to smaller contributions as the paper notes the effort and lists donors within space limits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Latayeiie
Colored Baptist Church of Oxford
C. A Greer
Mo Joonsen
Rev
A. Greer
Bre
G. W. Barver
Forni
Beatrix Orange
Jessie — Lurile Greer
Emlyne
Shields
Bell Rivers
Pore
Joe Walter
Billy Maree
Dickens
Liver Tones Promises Harmless Calomel Substitute
An advertisement extols Dodson's Liver Tone as a safe, pleasant liquid alternative to calomel. It claims calomel is dangerous mercury that harms bones and leaves you sick. The copy urges readers to switch, asserting liver tone cleanses the liver without side effects and improves well being.
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Lodsen
Dodson
S66 Cure Promises Relief for Headache and Ailments
An advertisement touts S66 as a remedy for headaches biliousness loss of appetite and fatigue. It urges readers to visit Moelerin or cold remedies and to subscribe to the Eagle to start the new year right.
Fragmented speech hints at public health debate and medical advice
A garbled OCR passage discusses serious dangers, medical examinations, and disease control. It references public health concerns, physicians, and the need for early intervention, with scattered remarks on disease, treatment, and preventive care.
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