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Newspaper
Oxford Eagle
Location
Oxford, Mississippi, United States of America
Date
Feb 16, 1922
Page
3
Mrs. A. M. Hall of East Street Oxford recounts a year of kidney trouble with dizziness headaches and back ache before taking Doan’s Kidney Pills. After relief the cure lasted over four years and she again endorses the product. 60c at all dealers Foster Milburn Co Mfrs Buffalo NY advertisement.
The article argues schooling tests a community's intellectual and moral health, outlining reasons for schools, the need to teach tools, language, science, and arts, and how schools safeguard against social decline. It discusses building location, equipment, and architectural trends, stressing lighting, room size, wall colors, and ventilation.
An advertisement argues that differences in blood quality explain why one child thrives while another remains thin. It promotes Gude's Pepto Mangan as a remedy to build up blood and improve a child’s health, urging readers to purchase from druggists in liquid or tablet form.
Mississippi House Bill No. 317 pauses damages on delinquent 1921 taxes until April 1 1922. After that date 10 percent damages are due, not delaying tax payment or land sale processes. Emergency act expires April 1 1922. Approved February 1 1922.
Discussion on modern school planning notes ground floor assembly rooms, sanitation via plumbing and fans, and the shift to adjustable seating to fit children of different sizes. Emphasizes democratic use of schools and the need for adaptable, well equipped facilities in new buildings.
A high and dry sanitary service feature highlights a graduate nurse in charge as the key figure. The ad promotes strict cleanliness with electric lighting and hot water heating, stressing top quality service standards.
State High School Inspector Ivy reports that our affiliation application was rejected due to inadequate science rooms and equipment, overcrowded buildings, and ineffective classrooms. He cites numerous Mississippi towns like Rolling Fork and Bohalia with high costs, enrollments, and bond issues illustrating strained facilities.
Community church notes recount faith in divine aid with Abraham Lincoln quotes and Bible verses. Reports of Mrs J D Van Valkenburg visiting town, organizing a local WCTU union at the Presbyterian Church and scheduling monthly meetings. Youth leagues and a Sunday rendition plan feature as well. Special music and an illustrated astronomy program are announced at the Methodist Church on the 26th.
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