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Newspaper
Oxford Eagle
Location
Oxford, Mississippi, United States of America
Date
Feb 09, 1911
Page
4
Deadman’s Coffin Folly Sparks Irish Rant in Washington Star
The Washington Star recounts a grotesque Irish tale from a coffin incident where mourners accused a corpse of greed. A parade of figures including an Old Woman dropping coins highlights stingy behavior and mockery amid unrest over charity and pride.
Nothing at all about racing knowledge
Fragmentary lines discuss what a son does or does not know about racing with the speaker named Brown Walker. The terse items imply opinions on racing literacy and possibly advice or critique.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brown
Walker
Frank Seeks Largest Thermometer at Hardware Store
In a puzzled exchange, Frank asks for the biggest thermometer to warm his bedroom, while the clerk asks about bread size. The odd mix of phrases captures a quirky, humorous moment from a local scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank
Mazadine
Cleaning Oriental Rugs At Home For Best Results
Instructions describe removing dust and grease from oriental rugs using warm water and Turkish towels. Rub gently with repeated rinsing and fresh suds, avoiding fringing, until the towel stays clean and the rug dries thoroughly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roweek
Potato Bags Recipe From Historic Page
Grate five large potatoes and mix with milk flour and raisins. Prepare salt pork pieces and two small boiling bags. Layer dough and pork in wet bags, seal, and boil two hours. Cool, unwrap, slice thin, and fry brown for breakfast. Serves seven or eight.
Ginger Bread and Other Dishes From a Historic Kitchen
A recipe collection describes ginger bread mixing molasses and buttermilk with spices, baked in a buttered tin, plus baked macaroni with oysters topped by crumbs and butter. It also details drop cookies with brown sugar nuts and spices, and a custard pie baked to a brown crust served hot or cold.
Apple Tart with Crumble Topping
Asoes Wash and core tart apples. Fill with crumb and mash rooms Season with catsep or tue herbs a preferred. Brush with butter on top of each apple. Add water to the baking pen and bake until tender.
Tere Into The Batter Sharpens Fechery Impact
The fragment notes improved performance in batter technique, claiming sharper reach and tighter execution. It emphasizes enhanced focus and precision, suggesting meaningful gains in swing timing and contact.
Chronic cough cured by Petuna says Mrs Hohmann
Mrs Hohmann of 17th Lines Ave Chita reports long throat trouble since childhood and a terrible cough. After using three bottles of Petuna she states her appetite returned, coughing subsided, and sleep improved. She credits Petuna with curing where doctors failed and urges others to try it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pomana
Peruna
Heter
Petuna
Moon Mishap and Mattress Baby Tale From Telegram
A Youngstown Telegram item recaps a shipboard joke about mistaking the moon for light on the San Francisco during a Massachusetts Naval Reserve cruise. It also notes a local ironworker naming his newborn Mat after a friend, but the baby is Mattress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massachusetts Naval Reserves
San Francisco
Mat
Is Life Worth Living A Plain Talk On Suffering And Faith
A sermon contrasts atheistic pessimism with Christian hope citing Job and philosophers. It argues belief in God and in Christ yields an affirmative answer to life’s worth, even amid calamities, as adversity shapes rather than destroys the soul.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
von Hart- Man
Schopenhauer
von Hartman
Mercer
Jesus Christ
Job
God
Christ
Traveling for relief and mountain goats in Montana
A listless speaker is urged by a friend to seek fresh air and a prairie sojourn in Montana to shoot mountain goats. The dialogue shifts to unrelated quips about postage, letters, opera, and stage jokes reflecting a series of fragmented, humorous exchanges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana
Newark
New York Times
Picture Planned for Tomorrow by Vonkere Statesman
Dialog fragment shows a character pressuring for a photo while another voices caution about involving a parent. The brief exchange attributes a request to have a picture taken and references a media figure or publication name.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Papa
George
Vonkere Statesman
Grape Nuts Claim Better Health Through Food Regimen
An ad style health piece from a Boston maker touts Grape Nuts as a restorative diet. It describes brain and nervous exhaustion relief, improved digestion, and stronger endurance after using four spoonfuls daily with milk or water. The account emphasizes transformation after a failing career due to fatigue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Notes on faith and politics mix with a suicide report
A compilation quotes Rev A J Bailey on republican governance and Rev Murdoch McLeod on a God centered creed. Also reports an 80 year old man named Pred Lahr in Wellsville Missouri died by suicide with a shotgun after ill health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Man
Wellsville
Pred Lahr
Lahr
This County
Cardul credited for restoring Lillie Gibson’s health
In a Texas letter Lillie Gibson says she suffered months of illness after years of weakness and pain. She credits Cardul with restoring her health after doctors could not help. The ad promotes Cardul as a vegetable remedy for women and offers a free home treatment booklet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chriesman
Tex
Lillie Gibson
Cardal
Cardus
Greatest baseball play Governor elect Tener ever saw
Washington correspondence notes Tener recalled a wild amateur game at Charleroi on a wet field. An outfielder in a derby hat chased a high fly, slipped on a patch, leapt, and the ball struck him on the head, went through the crown of his bat, and lodged there. The baserunner was out and the fielder did not touch the ball.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John W. Tener
Charleroi
Feld
Washington
Pittsburg Dispatch
Castorla label and thrift quotes spark vintage ad tone
An old newspaper snippet features a Castorla advertisement proclaiming the product’s 30 year signature and safety for infants. Interwoven quotes reflect thrift and Scottish wit about bonnet choices, attributed to Lippincott's Magazine style.
Free trial Bond's Liver Pills ad and Capitol humor
An old advertisement promotes Bond's Liver Pills offering free samples and urging use for headaches biliousness constipation dizziness or malaria with claims of small size and gentleness. The piece also includes a humorous political aside about Senator Newlands and a misquote in the Congressional Record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bond
Bond's Pharmery Co
Little Rock
Ark
Chicken Business and Quiet Class Prank Tales
In a comical strip of overheard chatter, Binks admits a ten thousand dollar haul from the chicken business, while Wobbies prods. The scene shifts to a classroom gag where a student suggests tying a dumbbell to the next pin drop attempt as the room debates silence.
Constipation remedy claims cure and advertisement tone
An old advertisement touts pellets and a sanitary lotion as cures for constipation and related diseases. The copy promises ease of use and urges readers to act, with lines about curing the cause and a claim that the product never fails.
Blame Physicians for Growth of Dope Habit
At a New York gathering of druggists, blame for the rise of morphine addiction was laid on physicians who prescribed the drug. The protest followed a city ordinance restricting retail morphine sales to prescriptions. Caswell Mayo reported surveys showing about 90 percent of addiction traced to physician prescriptions and 5 percent to proprietary medicines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Board of Health
Caswell Mayo
Amily
Leathery smell from pie crust noted by couple
A household exchange suggests a leather scent in the air as a pie crust goes into the oven and a husband dismisses a cigar idea. The moment mixes domestic banter with a casual sniff of smoke or scent.
French Bean Coffee Healthful Drink Ad
Advertisement for French Bean Coffee claiming it is the healthiest drink and can be grown in a 10 by 10 patch yielding 50 pounds or more. Mentions ripening in Wisconsin and popularity in Europe with an offer to mail a culture catalog for 5 cents or a seed package for 31 cents from John A. Salter Seed Co. in La Crosse Wisconsin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wisconsin
France
Germany
Europe
John A. Salter
New York Night School Pupils and Odd Tales
A principal greets a new pupil Tom Dugan in a New York East Side night school. The boy gives a sly excuse about a non existent fire, and other vignettes recount playful street scenes and quirky exchanges from Harper’s Bazaar humor pages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York East Side
Tom Dugan
Tommy
Opinion not always final in a family's engagement
The Rehoboth Sunday Herald reports a physician's daughter engaged to a college student opposed by her father. The couple discuss age and consent, the daughter defends the match, and the father claims her suitor must be given up, prompting a hopeful yet cautious response from the young man.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rehoboth Sunday Herald
Tortuous Minds and Mountain Journeys in a Fragmented Tale
A Pennsylvania German man hikes three hours through dust and is picked up by an early passerby driving him to his destination in minutes. He thanks the driver and jokes about clock time and sleep. Hugh J. Grant is quoted praising a noted corporation lawyer as “the most tortuous mind in America.”
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugh J. Grant
New York
America
Mr. Grant
Scattered Fragments on Remedies and Conversations
A collage of phrases touches on old time remedies like Taylor's Cherokee Remedy and Sweet Gum, casual banter about careful men, a cigar left in an office, and a joke about golf and finances. The tone hints at consumer ads and social observations from a vintage column.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taylor
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