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Newspaper

Oxford Eagle

Location

Oxford, Mississippi, United States of America

Date

Jul 27, 1905

Page

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Week's News Terse Yet Lurid Across Continents

A tangled digest shows battles on the Tumen in Manchuria with Russian withdrawals and Japanese naval movements near Nikolaievsk and Vladivostok. Reports note fortifications, civilian flight, and a fragile peace conference mood in Portsmouth.

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Industrial Growth Update From The Greater Mississippi

A concise note on economic development across Mississippi highlights efforts in industry commerce and agriculture. The report emphasizes resource comparison and local initiatives aimed at boosting growth and attracting investment. It references regional programs and community progress.

Mississippi Life Insurance Push Sparks State Capital Plan

The article argues for a Mississippi life insurance company funded by state residents to keep premiums local. It cites losses to Northern firms, proposes a $100,000 capital with statewide subscriptions, and urges elected directors from each district to oversee a state supervised, cost-efficient, locally managed insurer. It also notes calls for improving teacher origins and supports homegrown industry investments.

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Double Tragedy on Nashville to St Louis Train

A woman and her newborn child died after an accident on the Nashville to St Louis train. The mother was found near Newsom's Station in a dying state and died at Nashville City Hospital. The child lay in mud beside the track and died soon after discovery. Witnesses describe the newborn as pale and stiff with cold, believed to have been in mud for hours before rescue. Authorities on inspection noted the gruesome scene as the train moved at speed.

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Cattle Fever Tick Study Praised by Tennessee Station

Washington reports admiration for a bulletin by Prof. HL AL Mergen, formerly of Louisiana and now Knoxville, on controlling Texas fever tick. The study details a simple, inexpensive method to rid cattle of ticks, offering real value to Southern beef production.

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Indictment in Randolph County for Murder Plot

Randolph County grand jury charges Lab Eliumed Hubbard with first degree murder in a plot involving Willie Roberts to kill Pieas Burns a Spring River farmer and gain his property. Burns drowned after a will was created to favor Roberts, Hubbard allegedly pushed him overboard, Hubbard confessed to the scheme.

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Secretary Wilson Collapses From Overwork In Washington

Washington July 4. Secretary Wilson, aged near 70, is in a state of collapse after long labor over added management in the Department of Agriculture and the Bureau of Statistics. He left Friday for rest, returned with vomiting, and is confined at Stoneleigh Court. He will turn 70 on August 16 after eight years in office.

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San Franciscan Held by Mexican Bandits Near San Blas

A San Francisco man was bound gagged and kept by Mexican bandits in the Cerro de San Juan mountains near San Blas. He survived when a promised payment of ransom was made, saving his life after the men planned to kill him and strip him.

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Mississippi Farmers Institute at Newam Sterweek

Mississippi Agricultural and Mechanical College hosted a farmers institute led by TL Ames and Amirew Elliott with Canadian agriculural expert Eto from Ontario. Speakers discussed soil, planting, and cultivation methods as well as farming in Canada.

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Poor School Girls and the Clsques of Graduation

An essay by Margaret Sangster on grammar school cliques and the pressures of dress at graduation. It discusses social divides, envy, and the call for simple, appropriate attire, urging kindness and esteem for first-year friendships while noting the growth and lessons of school life.

Embroidered Linen Cuffs and Battonhole Edge Guide

Instructions describe stitching linen cuffs with heavy linen and white blue pale fabrics. Steps include transferring tan to linen, forming a short stitch work, creasing edges, securing threads at edges, and completing battonhole edged cuff design with careful crossheads and lace-like patterns.

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Simple Home Remedies For Health And Skin Care

The text lists kidney friendly foods like asparagus carrots and spinach and notes tonics and complexion aids. It advises water as a general remedy, poultices for swelling, benzoin tincture in water to contract pores, reducing meat intake, and honey lemon water as a throat soother. It mentions careful digestion of potatoes and general daily walking for wellbeing.

New Bone Filling Method Aids Cavity Healing

Viennese professor Sioorhet five years ago pursued artificial bone filling inspired by dental work. A new paste of lodeform spermacet and facesome melts at 122 degrees Fahrenheit and pours into cavities to reach all parts. It is absorbed and replaced by granulation tissue with no reported failures in about 229 cases.

Sioorhet Vienna

Nightly care for clear complexion with simple routine

The routine suggests washing with warm water and castile soap to prevent blackheads. Twice a week use a saturated magnesium solution. Diet tips include plenty of fresh fruit and about three pints of water daily.

Uncle Sam's Oldest Civilian Employee Highlighted

Thomas Hermson is described as the Navy Observatory's accountant and correspondence clerk, noted as the oldest civilian employee in length of service after years of loyal work on naval observatory history.

Sam Thomas Hermson The Naval Observatory For &F

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