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Newspaper

Oxford Eagle

Location

Oxford, Mississippi, United States of America

Date

Feb 28, 1918

Page

1

Austrians Out War Plan Drives Wedge Against Germany

Press and Col. E. M. House report a U S policy to drive a wedge between Austria-Hungary and Germany while not abandoning the Russian war effort. Officials say Hungary may resume peace talks. Austro-Hungarian opposition to German imperialism strengthens.

Col Hungary Czernin Ini Jon Ustria Sr Rus Roumania Belgium Russia Austria Austria- Hungary Berlin

That No Man Should Glory By Grace Faith Save

The piece argues that salvation comes entirely by grace through faith, not by works, to keep glory from belonging to us. It warns that glorying destroys relationship with God and praises humility as the true conquest in life, citing biblical verses and a closing by Walter J. Bruce.

Walter J. Bruce

Eoronzone Antiseptic Promoted for Wounds and Burns

Surgeons emphasize prompt first treatment with an efficient antiseptic to prevent infection and aid healing. Eoronzone marketed as the ideal antiseptic and healing agent for man or beast. Available in 25c 50c 1.00 and 1.50 price points from A. H. Kendel.

A. H. Kendel Adv

25 Recruits Leave Jackson for Navy Training

Jackson Mississippi sent 25 recruits to Norfolk for navy training after enlisting months ago. They departed from Union Depot with Pullman accommodations and good meals. An additional 50 men scheduled to depart March 2 in a special car.

Jackson Miss Navy Union Norfolk Pullman W. R. Poulter Stampley G. C. Joust Eutaw Ala G. E. Umfress Burnsville K. Bryant Sanford W. A. Bond Perkinston KK. B. Lane Hattiesburg Morganton Lethal A. Ellis Vardaman Sam Hill Seale Kismichael George M. Vandlandingham Joseph R. Johnson Clinton Jim George Bamberg Winona Edgar K. Wilson Itta Bena Benjamin F. Doddridges Colliersville Tenn John A. Walton Moorhead Routilious S. Adams Roxie Reece Deen Darbeen

Abbaville News Notes and Local Visits

Misses Waldrip and Johnson of Free Springs visit Miss Edna Samuels. Mrs Myrtle Hicks and son from Port Gibson visit her mother Mrs Graham. Miss Wilson returns home after measles. Mrs Woolridge ill with blood poisoning. Messrs Samuels and Jackson from Blytheville Ark visit Mr Samuels' mother. Willing Workers of the Presbyterian church hosted by Mrs Anderson. Junior Red Cross active in the area. Mr Robert Shaw of College Hill visits sister Mrs Wilkins. Mrs Joe Anderson and Mrs Will ...

Waldrip and Johnson Free Springs Edna Samuels Myrtle Hicks Little Son Port Gibson Hicks Graham Wilson Woolridge Samuels and Jackson Blytheville Ark Samuels Presbyterian Chuch Mal Anderson Red Cross Society Robert Shaw College Hill Wilkins Joe Anderson Will

Falkner Hardware Co Ad Promotes Low Prices

An old advertisement declares cash sales with light expenses and inviting prices, urging readers to call at the store to confirm they have goods and the right prices.

Falkner Hardware CO

Government orders fertilizer industry licenses

President Wilson ordered government control of the fertilizer industry with licenses required by March 20. Fertilizer makers importers storers and sellers must obtain licenses from the Food Administration issued by Secretary Houston. The board to enforce the proclamation includes Chas. W. Merrill C. L. Alsberg Karl F. Kellerman A. E. Taylor F. W. Brown and L. L. Summers.

Washington Wilson Secretary Ofriculture Food Administration Houston Chas. W. Merrill C. L. Alsberg Karl F. Kellerman A. E. Taylor F. W. Brown L. L. Summers

Wells Family Thanks for Kindness After Bereavement

The family of W. C. Wells expresses appreciation for the kindness and sympathy shown during their recent bereavement.

W. C. Wells

Ad for Poultry Remedy at Carter's Drug Store

An advertisement promises a poultry remedy that allegedly makes hens lay and cures cholera roup and gapes. It claims the hen will pay for itself and offers a money back guarantee, urging use of B A Thomas' Poultry Remedy twice daily for a week.

B. A. Thomas Carter’s Drug Store Adv

Notice to Farmers on Fertilizers and Legumes Arrival

The notice states acid phosphate and lime rock are stored near Lundy’s stable and ready for pickup by those who ordered. It announces 250 bushels velvet beans and lespedeza seed arriving this week and mentions a sorghum shipment Friday March 22 by L. A. Olson P. S.

Lundy's L. A. Olson P. S

Japan poised to join World War efforts and Siberian action

Reports from Washington say Japan is ready to take a full part in the war with an in progress Tokio conference and possible deployment to Siberia. Russia’s upheavals may shape Japan’s course as officials debate the implications of Bolshevik terms and London editorials.

International News Service Washington Japan Tokio Tippon Siberia Germany London Berlin Toho

Local notes on health, travel, and arrivals

The community reports improving health after a measles surge. Miss Hennett Chilliceatte returns home from Paris where she studied. Mrs. Margret Steward travels to Baton Rouge to attend her brother Louis Slaughter's deathbed.

Hennett Chilliceatte Paris Margret Steward Louis Slaughter Baton Rouge Brooks Johnson Lafayette Springs

Community News Notes and Health Outlook

Mrs C C Stephens remains in a critical condition with paralysis showing slight improvement. Grandmother Evans is very feeble. Measles affect several locals but appear near end. The daughter of Mr Ellis Hill, operated on at Dr Culley’s hospital, is recovering well. Households report plentiful eggs and gardeners eye spring. Sunday School may start soon.

C. C. Stephens Grandmother Evans Ellis Hill

For Sale Milch Cow and Calf Exchange for Mule or Land

Advertises a milch cow and young calf for sale or exchange. Owner P. P. Neill invites offers trading for a young mule or 160 acres of farm land. Contact at the listed place.

P. P. Neill

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