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Newspaper
Oxford Eagle
Location
Oxford, Mississippi, United States of America
Date
Feb 23, 1899
Page
4
A chaotic narrative describes Mr Smith confronting a probate or property dispute involving a house and land on West Street in Somth parish. The account mentions a baptism ceremony linked to the case and possible transfer of ownership or tenancy, with parish clergy and witnesses involved.
A fragmented account discusses evolving dress styles and fit, noting a rule about buttoning fronts and side seams. The passage mentions skin tight garments and potential adjustments for movement, with references to weekly cycles and a social mood influencing attire.
The article urges restraint in disputes with England and argues for careful statesmanship. It stresses reliance on Hawtetter's Stomach Bitters as a proven remedy for digestive issues amid wartime tensions.
A dialogue scene shows a young man feeling down after luck and wealth, with friends urging him to cheer up. He recounts visiting Miss Dolliver, confessing past Paris stories, and hints at lingering romantic tension while peers quote varied newspaper clippings and aphorisms.
Smith D. Fry reflects on the wearying arc of political life through memories of veteran figures like Dolliver and Elkins. He contrasts youthful ambition with aged service, notes wealth and class shaping access to influence, and argues for returning to private business rather than pursuing political fame.
The admiralty reveals details of the royal yacht to be built for the queen. Keel laid December 24 1507 the vessel measures 28 by 50 feet with 18 foot draught and 400 ton displacement. Twin triple expansion engines drive twin screws for about 30 knots. Estimated cost to launch £437,522 with furnishings possibly reaching £300,000.
A peculiar visitor asks about a woman living nearby described as exceptionally beautiful with pink and white complexion and notable hair. The exchange unfolds as a servant and a voice from upstairs relay hints, leaving the matter unresolved and curious.
Missouri’s war governor Thomas C. Fletcher praises Dr. Hartman's Peruna for chronic catarrh. He reports relief after one bottle and credits the medicine with eliminating throat issues and lifting overall health. He urges others with catarrh to try the remedy as a national health measure.
A collage of quips and anecdotes from period newspaper humor pages. It cites a Manila hero, jokes about Admiral Dewey, mock dialogues, and brief gags from various papers including the Louisville Times, Philadelphia North American, and Town Topics. It reflects late 19th or early 20th century light-screw humor.
A collage of snippets and advertisements, including quips about wind and law, notices, and product pitches. The pieces mention Catarrh cures, jewelry talks, travel ads, and local anecdotes, with brief quotes from various periodicals and mock dialogues.
Letter from Magno lia? To wa describes recovery after three boxes of Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. Woman reports tumor passed, relief from bloating smothering spells and heart palpitations, now able to walk further and recommends the remedy to others with female troubles.
An advertisement extols Swamp Root by Dr Kilmer as a cure all for kidney and bladder troubles including back pain and incontinence. It promises quick relief, notes sale in fifty cent and one dollar bottles, and offers a free book and testimonials to persuade readers to purchase.
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