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Newspaper

Oxford Eagle

Location

Oxford, Mississippi, United States of America

Date

Jul 23, 1896

Page

4

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A garbled OCR fragment mentions Dr. Rice's Kwut Nerve and various names and places. The legible items include Dr Rice and Bettie Rise, with unclear context. The text appears to be a damaged notice or excerpt without a clear event or outcome.

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Little Rebel of the Mohawk and the British Flag Theft

Obed Mason, a patriot boy from the Mohawk valley, secretly steals Jason Sargent’s British flag from his staff to deny loyalists a symbol of victory. The act sparks pursuit, but the flag remains with the Mason family for years, earning Obed the title “the little rebel of the Mohawk.”

Bem Mason Mohewk Valley Jason Sergent Petriet Jasen Sargent Sargent House Jobe Jeobhasten Saseun Jason Sargent Whed Jem Leicester Jason Cat Muarht Leoghter Peter Washington North America Sargent Aki Mohawk Valley Obed Mason Obed le Pia Ber Omer Gieorge England Mohaw& Valley Mer Troy Otel Beg Tery Bey Mason Little Rebel Granada Cale

Electricians hail vacuum tube light boosts and savings

Leading electricians claim the new vacuum tube light will be three times as brilliant as current lamps and cost only a third. Telecommunication lines total over 1 102700 miles, with Americas holding 545600 miles, Europe 380700, Asia 6700, Austria 47500, and Africa 21500. United States leads global commands as a Swiss source notes the tech remains less brittle than steel.

America Europe Asia Austria Africa United States

Dearest Praise for Blessing of Cure Providers

A letter extols a cure for rheumatism communicated as a divine blessing. The writer notes the wife aged and formerly a sufferer shows great improvement and expects a permanent cure with renewed strength. The endorsement invites others to seek the same treatment.

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