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Newspaper
Oxford Eagle
Location
Oxford, Mississippi, United States of America
Date
Jul 02, 1914
Page
3
Local items include garden drought talk weather and upcoming Board of Supervisors meeting next Monday. Residents share visits, sick lists, and social events while sales ads and church notices appear alongside medical cures and local condolences.
For Rent or Sale two story seven room house on University street near the University and graded schools with modern conveniences. There will be a civil service examination for Clerk in Otford Mississippi on July 25 1914 at 9 am. Taken up by W.O. Sanders near Black Water a red and white spotted yearling heifer and a cow branded J on right hip and eight year old.
Two heaters and a nearly new BBecoal hand sewing mat offered for purchase at low figures. Contact the seller for details and pricing.
A fragmented ad like text mentions kidney pills by Devan and Dean with testimonies from M Kaigh and Mr Knight. It references a lumber deal around Patel and a fever incident, urging readers not to rely on weak remedies and to request Dean's Pills from Foster Milburn Co. in Buffalo New York with a Kentucky director’s contact.
After a long illness of typhoid fever Mies Etla Tanner died at the Industrial College in Columbus on Wednesday night last. Her death saddened many Okford friends who knew her as bright and happy. The family home had long been shared with relatives and the community offers heartfelt sympathy. The remains were interred at the old home near Sarepta.
A garbled promotional piece touts Mayrs stomach remedy with claims of health benefits and consumer gratitude. It cites a chemist address in Chicago and urges readers to try the product, presenting testimonials and urging widespread use.
Excessive heat grips Mt Zion as crops need rain. Sick residents include Jerry Hamilton on Woodsons Ridge and Bill McLarty at his brother J R McLarty’s home. Prof Chester A McLarty and Miss Francis Harris wed recently. Harris is noted as Mt Pleasant’s popular young woman. Lectures by Susie Powell and Fannie Renfrew featured at Normal. canning demonstration for Mt Zion Tomato Club at J S Callaway home.
A. D. Magli, Whitemound, Wis., bought a stock of Chamberlain's medicine to supply customers. After receiving them he was himself ill and says a small lad at Chaninemaien Oats, Cholera the cast of his entire head cihes. For sale by all dealers. Read Tat acts.
Mrs. Rober Furr hosted Sunday School girls for a wading party last Wednesday at Butler Spring. Attendees enjoyed a feast of good things, lemonade and ice cream, and a jolly time overall before returning home reluctant after such a splendid day.
The work of Chamberlain's Tablets is becoming more widely known providing a remedy for liver troubles and general health. For sale by all dealers.
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