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Newspaper
Oxford Eagle
Location
Oxford, Mississippi, United States of America
Date
Feb 12, 1903
Page
4
A Columbus Ohio reader writes that eight bottles of Peruna cured four years of lung catarrh and helped several sisters with coughs and colds, claiming it cures catarrh in all cases and praising the remedy highly.
Catholic Sisters across the nation endorse Peruna as a safeguard for bodily care alongside spiritual and intellectual duties. A Detroit charity confirms a young girl with laryngitis found relief and improvement through the remedy. Dr. Hartman invites further case details for free medical advice from the Hartman Sanitarium in Columbus, Ohio.
A brief quip contrasts posthumous respect with living success. Uncle George notes kindness earns praise after death, while Thom says wealth ensures regard in life. The exchange highlights social rewards tied to character and fortune.
The K C S Almanac for 1905 announces distribution of the Kansas City Southern Railway Almanac for 1003 with information for farmers stock-raisers fruit growers truck gardeners manufacturers and merchants seeking new opportunities in southwestern Missouri the Indian Territory regions of the Cherokee and Choctaw nations western Arkansas eastern Texas northwestern Louisiana and the Coast country, with requests to write for a copy to S G Warper G P A K C S Railway Kansas City Mo.
A scientist contends that flattening the earth would leave the seas two miles deep everywhere. An Oklahoma editor retorts that anyone flattening the earth should be shot on the spot, joking about Oklahomans who cannot swim. The Kansas City Journal republishes the quip, highlighting local humor.
The Baltimore Herald notes a quip about proverbs and speaking twice before acting. A commenter argues that delaying speech allows others to deliver sharp remarks first, illustrating the wit clash around a motto.
A short exchange in the Philadelphia Record features Mrs. Muggine and Mrs. Buggins discussing how well they knew their husbands before marriage. Mrs. Buggins admits she did not know her husband at all at the time, while Mrs. Muggine remarks she thought she knew him.
A Chicago Daily News note reports Walting's victory and a couple’s plan to marry as the husband’s salary is doubled in the new year, marking relief and new prospects for the couple.
A collage of short quips and ads: Stopa the Cough remedy, Laxative Bromo Quinine price five cents shy of a nickel, jokes about arrest for selling coal in short measure, Piso's Cure for Consumption praised by Ocean Grove readers, and a mix of one liners on manners and dye brands.
Dave Robinson buys Susan a bonnet on Valentine’s Day after following Sam Scott’s lead with keepsakes. Susan beams as the gift fits, the couple sharing a quiet kiss and renewed affection, illustrating how small gestures revive wellness in daily life.
An article proposes a playful Valentine party activity an auction of hearts. Guests separate into two rooms while a presenter describes each chosen heart and accepts bids in pounds or ounces of love. Winners meet their hearted partners for the evening and join in further games.
A playful courtroom exchange has He asking to be a valentine and She replying that she has no enemy to whom she could send it, addressing the Judge in a lighthearted moment.
The essay outlines two foot styling paths for home wear: plain low cut slippers with French heels and elaborately adorned satin or glazed kid slippers. It details stockings with back color panels, Napoleonic slippers with red heels and large velvet bows, and numerous bow trims in white, chiffon, taffeta, or cloth of silver.
The late North Carolina senator Zeb Vance tells Maj. E. B. Pope in Washington that he walks at two in the morning to combat insomnia. If sleep fails he drinks corn whisky, repeating the dose until sleep comes or not, declaring after five or six drams he can’t care if he ever sleeps.
A Washington Star instruction calls for shredding one half pound suet and mixing with four ounces bread crumbs one pound marmalade two ounces candied orange peel. Beat five eggs and fold in, pour into buttered mold cover and boil five hours then serve with sauce.
A New York Sun note tells of a professor who uncovers a two layered papyrus with faint marks. The message from Blanche Terwilliger of Oshkosh Mich seeks marriage, but the professor, already married, rejects the idea.
A University of Michigan professor reports that girls exhibit keener hearing than boys, suggesting acute responsiveness to faint questions. The observation supports the belief in nature's beneficent wisdom guiding youth.
Granton Oklahoma February 9 After ten years E H Gosney suffered severe Kidney Complaint. He tried many medicines and finally found a cure with Dodd's Kidney Pills. He declares he is entirely cured and praises the remedy highly.
A German professor tells students a patient in an asylum suffers from delirium tremens. He explains the idea that brass instrument play harms the lungs and throat and leads to craving for strong drink, while the patient reveals he plays the violoncello.
Beginning February 15 the M K T Ry offers low rate Colonist Tickets to California with St Louis 30 dollars and Kansas City 25 dollars. Through Touchrist Car to San Francisco departs St Louis every Tuesday at 8 32 p m. Inquiries to Katy agents or James Barker Gen Pass Agent M K T Ry 202 Wainwright Bldg St Louis.
A 68 year old Ridgeville, Indiana bank president reports severe backache and frequent night urination relieved after using Doan's Kidney Pills. He credits sample relief followed by two boxes and calls himself nearly a new man. A Reading Michigan resident notes pain, stomach distress, and gas belching removed after two boxes.
The essay traces beauty as a fragile ideal through ancient authorities, then details the horrendous effects of skin diseases like eczema and psoriasis. It extols Cuticura remedies as original, pure, climate-stable cures, claiming broad success and proposing cleansing with hot water and Cuticura Ointment.
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