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Newspaper
Oxford Eagle
Location
Oxford, Mississippi, United States of America
Date
Feb 28, 1901
Page
4
A United States senator urges examination of a remedy competing with Peruna. The discussion notes that no other treatment can replace Peruna and mentions tests or testimony related to health claims and product efficacy. The piece references Beards and various figures in a period voice.
Readable fragments mention Benguet, weather terms, and military or eviction notes with scattered names and places. The legible items hint at historical place names, patrols, and gestures but lack coherent narrative or dates.
A cryptic notice describes a suspected assassin on the loose, with vague references to threats and a looming danger near a local residence. Names and specifics are unreadable, but the text implies a pursuit and a tense atmosphere, warning residents to remain cautious.
A reader shares experiences with Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and similar tonics, praising relief from various symptoms. The letter mentions weight loss, stomach issues, cramps, and home remedies believed to aid well being, urging others to try the product and mentioning costs and availability.
Fragmentary report suggests a police inquiry into a Belleview incident involving a person named Cones and a relations matter. The text references Belleview, Brine, and a gallery setting as part of the confusion, with characters described as scared and seeking family ties.
A chaotic scene at a Denver dance ball led to two women killed and several injured after a revolver went off during a gathering. Police say 35 people handled the weapon, prompting questions about safety and crowd control.
Fragmentary notice lists racing events and routes involving Cheney & Ca Toledo and several railroad or company names. The readable items include February activities, Tuesday schedules, and mentions of "Soothers Pade Com pasy's Eoutes" with multiple companies and locations, but many words are garbled and unclear.
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