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Newspaper
Oxford Eagle
Location
Oxford, Mississippi, United States of America
Date
Jan 13, 1916
Page
7
Fragmented OCR summary notes a malaria drive and a Northern Pacific railroad project with a $3,500,008 cost. Mentions health and civic themes, vague references to women mistreatment and dermatological conditions. Includes garbled place names and stray phrases.
An old advertisement extols Jad Salts a salt from grape and lemon acid with lithia to flush kidneys ease urinary irritation and end bladder disorders. It claims safety and popular use as a refreshing lithia drink while warning against kidney disease via regular intake. It ends with a quip about a new bookkeeper and a stray job joke.
An advertisement touts Resinol Soap for facial cleansing twice daily with warm water to heal pimples and blackheads. It notes the product’s antiseptic action, suggests Resinol Ointment for severe cases, and mentions Resinol is sold by druggists.
An advertisement touts Swamp-Root as a remedy for kidney disease, claiming thousands suffer undetected. It urges readers to request a sample bottle and mentions a book of tester endorsements, directing to Dr. Kilmer & Co. and to mention the paper.
A compact analysis of Peters sermon at Pentecost, its fulfillment of Joel prophecy, the witness of Jesus through miracles, death and resurrection, and the resulting call to repentance baptism and fellowship. The Holy Spirit empowers with unity among believers and marks the birth of the church age.
Old time hair remedy Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur is sold at drug stores for about 60 cents. A hair care pro notes it darkens gray naturally and evenly when brushed through with a damp comb, restoring color by morning after several uses.
A note by K. E. Styan in Knowledge surveys rock plant hairs on Saxifrage. It outlines three hair types: silky woolly hairs like Edelweiss, stellate hairs forming a felt on leaves such as Aubrietias and Alyssums, and glandular hairs. The hairs mainly protect against the atmosphere and glandular hairs may attract insects in some cases.
The Louisville Courier Journal quotes a feisty exchange where one girl asserts Algernon adores his partner and the other counters with a sly remark about clinging to avoid a fall. The playful dialogue hints at social flirtation.
The dialogue features Seth Smiggles challenging an unnamed figure while Senator Sorghum agrees Beth often compares him to a deceased person. A remark elevates manners as the orchids of civilization and courtesy as its violets.
An old advertisement warns against calomel causing sickness and bone damage and promotes Dodson's Liver Tone as a gentle vegetable alternative. It claims rapid relief from headaches dizziness and digestive issues, notes a 50 cent bottle with a money back guarantee, and targets general consumers including children.
The piece compares traveling with a cello to traveling with a child or donkey, noting social ease from musicianship yet practical downsides. It cites amusing monitors seen at Durdanelles and a Turkish harbor incident with a naval vessel resembling a goose, plus wartime ironies and technical details.
The fragments depict a dialog about a six seven A phrase and quote Mrs Garber. It touches on a question about subjectivity and a note that M Poincare as president of the French republic receives a salary of 10.
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