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Newspaper
Oxford Eagle
Location
Oxford, Mississippi, United States of America
Date
Jul 25, 1901
Page
4
A judge's wife recounts severe back and side pain for years and credits Peruza or Perzza remedies marketed by Dr Hartman. She praises quick relief after trying multiple products, calls the Perzza treatment effective, and notes the address of Dr Hartman and a Columbus company as sponsors.
A fragmented page segment blends odd phrases, product names, and informal notes. It mentions remedies for coughs and a general list of snippets from people like Aly Sper Mocs and S. W. Oceas Grove, with stray references to posts and societies.
An extended guide on stable manure uses for feeding crops, detailing how fermentation and nutrient balance affect soil fertility. It explains mixing liquid and solid waste, adding kainit and acid phosphate to preserve nitrogen and supply potash and phosphate, plus practical handling for a acre, with care for poultry and fowl feeding and management tips.
George A. Houck writes in American Angora giving practical tips for goat breeders. Prioritize separate pastures and penning for bucks and does, use dependable dip for lice, rotate pastures, maintain sturdy three foot fences, invest in a quality yearling buck, and avoid overstocking or relying on marginal feeds.
The note suggests corn is good for evening feed while turkeys and guineas excel as game birds and as setters and mothers, described as the least awkward among poultry.
A Dixie Farmer essay extols southern women tending hardy shrubs and seasonal flowers to transform homes into beautified spaces. It argues fresh air and simple plants like lilac and crepe myrtle offer lasting value and happiness, condemning ugly fences as needless eyesores. It urges cultivating beauty from every window to enhance personal and communal well being.
The piece argues that sheep peak at four years and decline quickly, while hogs mature faster and risk extinction from breeding immature stock. A Nova Scotia tale illustrates keeping animals for feed waste, highlighting a balance between age and profit.
A compilation touches on glucose production from corn, Angora goats, cotton and rice yields, and relative prices. It cites rice and wool costs, a Madagascar find in London, and claims on poultry water needs and horse nutrition, warning that unconfirmed records fill papers. The piece notes a recent horse shortage due to military needs.
A historical outline details the 1837 bank charter dispute and the 1841 court ruling on state bonds issued by the State Bank and Planters Bank. It covers legislative actions, court decisions, interest and redemption issues, and the political climate shaping repurchase and repayment of the bonds. Also noted is land sales by the Industrial Institute and College and Rev. P. G. Sears resigning for a new mission.
Prominent business and professional leaders discuss what traits and backgrounds they seek in young male applicants. They emphasize self made effort, education, perseverance, and strong handwriting. Suggestions include railroading, insurance canvassing, medicine, and brokerage as rewarding paths with clear entry requirements and challenges.
A witty exchange between Clara and Dorothy, quoted by Puck, smiles at courtship and generosity. The bashful suitor is invited to meet halfway, while the woman offers to go beyond half if the man is truly right, highlighting social charm and tact.
United States Senator John P. Jones of Nevada has over 73000 dollars invested in orange growing near Los Angeles California and has become an expert judge of the fruit. President McKinley plans a northwest trip next summer visiting Washington Oregon and Yellowstone Park. The river and harbor committee leaders plan to inspect the Columbia and Snake rivers from Portland to Lewiston after returning from Alaska.
Fragmentary OCR reports a fatal incident involving a figure described as an ascensionist and names appear garbled. The piece references government, health, and crime terms with unclear, disjointed phrases and no coherent narrative or verifiable details.
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