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Newspaper
Oxford Eagle
Location
Oxford, Mississippi, United States of America
Date
Jan 01, 1914
Page
2
The Oxford Eagle details Mrs Eliza A Thompson and G C Kirkpatricke Brothers Magazine as part of a 1914 issue. It notes second class mail matter at Oxford post office with date Thursday Jan 1 1914.
The message thanks loyal readers and friends, reflecting on changes in state and county while reaffirming commitment to fair, principled journalism. It invites every home in the county to read The Eagle, promising a year of significance and value with a hopeful, prosperous, peaceful outlook.
The Eagle announces Senator Lee M Russell will provide a session summary for readers. It praises Senator Bell as a leading Mississippi figure and notes his courage integrity and legal ability. Also thanks go to local sheriff jail staff and the Methodist Sunday School from grateful prisoners.
All persons are warned against hunting fishing or trespassing in any way upon the land belonging to the undersigned W B Buncu Co W Surer G W ExiGutT J M Keuiy J 5 CALLAWAY Wa Greson Mus P P GooLsBy.
A booming national push demonstrates preparations for a major Special Sale proposition with 10 000 people drawn from all corners of the country to participate and advertised heavily.
The entire stock of Dry Goods Ladies Ready to Wear Shoes Furnishings etc is offered in a sale described as the greatest broadest and most legitimate merchandise event in the territory. Doors open at 9 with unprecedented discounts and shoppers urged to judge for themselves based on the firm's enduring retail reputation.
The entire stock is now in the hands of the American Special Sales Co for a major sale set to run in ten days. Oxford promoters are among the largest in the U S, coordinating the event.
Citizens urged to boost the University of Mississippi, inviting Lafayette County to enroll students at low cost and welcome visitors. The piece defends Chancellor Kincannon against attacks, calls for unity, and warns politics should be avoided to ensure the school’s prosperity and wider state impact.
A Georgia man recounts a long battle with a painful eczema rash on his feet and hips. He claims relief after using a three‑step remedy, noting years of doctors and treatments before trying the product and achieving complete improvement.
G W Eatman of Grenada Mississippi claims a wonder liquid medicine Kuykendalls Eczema Remedy cures eczema tetter ringworm poison oak fever blisters frost bites chicken pox prickly heat nettlerash and other skin ailments. On sale at Rowland Drug Co Oxford and John Jones Taylor Mississippi.
A local reader from Oxford presents a persuasive testimonial for Doan's remedy. The message, signed by P. B. Furr of North Street, claims the product helped years ago and urges others to read and be convinced.
A California woman reports contracting a severe cold that settled on her lungs causing significant distress and alarm. She mentions past experiences with similar symptoms and seeks relief after years of other remedies.
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