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Newspaper
Oxford Eagle
Location
Oxford, Mississippi, United States of America
Date
Feb 17, 1910
Page
4
A Washington DC resident from Mt. Sterling Kentucky reports ten years of kidney and bladder trouble relieved in three months by Peru-Na. The testimonial states significant pain absence and continued use with positive effects.
A fragmentary piece shows a teacher and students in a Sunday school scene with muddled dialogue about names and manners. The exchange hints at social boundaries and playful teasing, ending with a boy asking whether farmers were satisfied.
An old column cites a quip about a valet and a fever hero, then shifts to a patent medicine ad promising rapid rheumatism cure. It touts a kit that cleanses kidneys liver and digestive system, claiming a morning improvement after one dose. The A I Lewis Medicine Co of St Louis markets the product.
The article notes a nationwide push against tuberculosis with 163 new antituberculosis associations formed in 1909, 135 sanatoria and hospitals established, and 96 dispensaries opened. It compares these gains to prior years, and by January 1, 1910, lists 294 antituberculosis associations, 586 hospitals and sanatoria, and 265 special dispensaries in the United States.
Thirty years of unparalleled success confirms the power of Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound to cure female diseases. Sufferers report avoidance of surgery and relief from long standing troubles. Mrs. Pinkham offers free advice from Lynn Massachusetts.
A senator speaks on motherhood and self denial arguing that women surrender much for children yet gain moral and social renewal. She suggests society overvalues sacrifice but true devotion yields protection and growth for families and nations.
Advertisement for Brownen's Bronchial Troches claims instant relief for sore throats and hoarseness. States price 25 cents, 50 cents, and 1.00 per box with free samples on request. Billing by John J. Brown & Son, Boston, Mass.
Story recalls Queen Sophia defending Gaeta during Garibaldi and King Vittorio’s forces, earning the Ruselian Ross of St George for conspicuous bravery under fire after a bomb damaged the dining hall. The account blends dramatic anecdotes and unrelated items from American political humor and local discoveries.
A piece highlights the Y M C A as a dominant religious charity, noting record fundraising for new buildings, worldwide enthusiasm, and a policy of inclusive activity across classes. Senator Root lauds its approach of collaboration over command and broad Christian appeal beyond doctrine. Also included is a humorous Polish marriage joke illustrating names merged in ceremony.
A chief bookkeeper in a western city reports curing stomach trouble and nervousness after switching from coffee to Postum. He credits Postum with improved health and renewed work focus, noting two years of exclusive use and urging others with similar symptoms to try it.
An excellent remedy recommends mixing two ounces glycerine half ounce Virgin Oil of Pine compound pure and eight ounces pure whisky. The preparation is sold in drug stores and mixed in a large bottle. Virgin Oil of Pine compound is prepared only in the Leach Chemical Co laboratories Cincinnati and sold for dispensing in half ounce vials.
Mons Prager from London arrived in New York to lead a Terry fashionable restaurant. A reporter complimented his English, while the Marquis praised the beauty of American young ladies in their night dresses as he toured the gay supper rooms with diamonds and shimmering fabrics.
A jumbled page combines medical testimonial about Cuticura remedies curing a seven year leg condition with religious and political quips, humorous exchanges, and small ads. It includes Beecher and Greeley references, a joke about pitching a curve, and fleeting captions for household products and tonics.
Secretary Ballinger orders opening 1 400 000 acres in Eastern Montana to white settlers. The tract, once withdrawn to allot Rocky Boy Indians, includes prime Valley County lands with wheat yields of 20 to 30 bushels per acre and oats of 40 to 70 bushels. It contains over 2 000 160 acre homesteads, more than the Flathead Spokane and Coeur d Alene reservations combined.
Visitor compliments the work and the artist. He offers three dollars for The Old Mill if a frame is included. The artist thanks the visitor and considers the proposal.
Mrs Enos Shearer of Yew and Washington in Centralia Washington survived a kidney crisis with one kidney gone and the other diseased after five doctors advised no hope. Her cure came through Doan's Kidney Pills and she offers to tell her story to readers who write for it. She notes she is 65 and "well and active" and credits Doan's Kidney Pills. For sale by dealers at 59 cents a box Foster Milburn Co Buffalo N Y.
A crowded scene honors a distinguished explorer whose triumph return reveals fatigue and indifference. Indignant ladies depart, leaving a mystery for the hostess to interpret amid a reflective, period tone.
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