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Newspaper
Oxford Eagle
Location
Oxford, Mississippi, United States of America
Date
Feb 02, 1922
Page
5
Macon and Andrews students are employed by the United States Government. They satisfy the requirements and perform duties under federal oversight.
Sunday sermon by Rev. J. D. Horton drew attendees as Mr. and Mrs. Emerson Ivy and Miss Katy Waldrip visited relatives. A Carothers residence gathering featured a community singing while new church committees began activity. Members of the Cuming family are noted as sick with wishes for speedy recovery.
The phrase notes that lawsuits represent the broadest category of suits, highlighting their wide scope and potential reach. It frames litigation as a comprehensive form of legal action affecting numerous parties and issues.
An advertisement extols Gude's Pepto Mangan as a proven iron tonic prescribed by physicians for thirty years. It claims it builds red blood for lasting health and vigor and encourages readers to buy from their druggist in liquid or tablet form.
A comic verse parodies marital power dynamics with a wife dictating errands and fashion, while the narrator endures the broom and hatpin. The piece contrasts worldly pleasures with moral warnings, ending with a Christian note on eternal life despite earthly folly.
A church notes column quotes Psalms 23 and extols the Lord as guide and teacher. It previews next Sunday’s 7 o clock talk by Dr W C Murphey on John Wesley and his times at the Methodist Church. It praises Dr Hunt lectures on heredity environment eugenics and outlines religion as a core, living concept beyond doctrine or church ritual.
Hugh Jolly of Laurel Miss. guests in Oxford. Emma Brown and Willie visit relatives in Arkansas before returning to Buffalo Ky. Mrs George Buffaloe Sr hosts Twentieth Century Book Club. Mrs Christopher Longest hosts Browning Club with Belgium trip discussion. Katrina Carter arrives after Greenville and Clarksdale honors. Rev Lee Lipscomb attends centennial fund meeting in Memphis. Dr B J Guyton to return from Chicago. Dr Bee Woodward visits from New Orleans. Ned Murry and Frances Markette ill with bronchial pneumonia. J A Smallwood of Ripley recently named Oxford Bank president stays with sister B S Guyton. Farley heads to Belzoni to visit sister W S Smith. Mrs David Neilson called to Coffeeville. Mary Howard travels to Dyersburg and Washington DC. Mrs Hugh Worley and Mrs W C Cox host Pricilla Club. Frank Leavell, Baptist college worker in Memphis, visits Rev R O Leavel.
A sharp jab about a man who valued his property honestly on his tax return is contrasted with accusations that wets are dry inside. The piece mocks Japan for not taking all the plums and warns the Japanese to speak carefully or risk swallowing froth.
Catarrhal deafness is linked to inflammation of the Eustachian tube lining. This condition causes rumbling sounds and partial hearing loss, potentially permanent if untreated. Hall's Catarrh Medicine purportedly acts through the bloodstream to reduce inflammation and aid natural restoration. Circulars free. All druggists. F. J. Cheney & Co., Toledo, Ohio.
Notice states sale of 120 acres in Lafayette County Mississippi under a deed of trust to secure indebtedness. Sale to cash bidder at Denmark Post Office on February 25 1922. Describes 80 acres of NE quarter and 40 acres of N half of NE quarter and adjacent portions in section 28 township 9 range 1 west.
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