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Newspaper

Oxford Eagle

Location

Oxford, Mississippi, United States of America

Date

Jun 09, 1910

Page

1

Intensified Western farming boosts dairy cow role in soil fertility

The article argues that western farms must diversify and intensify output to feed growing U S demand while preserving soil fertility. It highlights dairy cows as key to retaining fertility, notes high butter prices, and praises Iowa efforts led by W W Marsh to promote purebred cows, dairy clubs, and prizes to spur improved dairying statewide.

To Fs United Ing West England Europe W. W. Marsh Waterloo Iowa Guernsey Iowa Cow Culture Club Iowa State Africultural College Ames Austen Messrs. Law and Gilberts United States Am Et Pert J. J. Richardson Davenport American Jersey Cattle Club New York City Cattle Club Mr. Marsh Jersey W. B. Barney Hampton Iowa Dairymen’s Association Holstein-Friestan Association of America

Roosevelt讲述历史与生物学的类比分析

伦敦牛津后,对世界各民族的兴衰与生物进化类比深入探讨。罗斯福强调历史应以科学精神分析种族与国家兴衰的原因,警示文明衰退的信号,并提出各国在对外关系中的公正与克制原则,呼吁以道义约束国际行为,维护先进文明的长期发展。

Big Ben Name Debated in Parliament

A Parliament debate touched on naming the large bell in the tower of London. A member proposed calling it Big Ben, prompting applause and laughter as well as civic humor about the venerable figure Sir Benjamin Wade.

London Big Ben Sir Benjamin Wes

Big Ben Name Spreads After Bell Rename

Essay notes the bell called Big Ben in London was officially renamed after height and girth, Harper's Weekly cites. A New York study of 728 tenement children finds 28 percent show signs of tuberculosis in joints glands or lungs. Robert C. Winthrop remarks on lack of true patriots.

Big Ben Harper's Weekly New York City

Houses of Glass to Soon Redefine Homes Says Pease

Roger S. Pease, a veteran American glassmaker, predicts that within a decade homes built entirely of glass will be common. He envisions glass walls that are moisture proof soundproof and low maintenance with durable dense panes that may be colored to stay attractive. He argues glass offers honesty simplicity and reduced need for specialists in quality control.

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Names Reclaimed From Dishonor Across History Insight

The article notes how groups once labeled with insults adopted those terms as badges of pride. It cites the Dutch league of Gueux, the French and American sans culottes in Rhode Island, and the revolutionary calendar’s extra days. It highlights how misnamed entities can earn honor over time.

Oxford England Oxford University Theodore Roosevelt Ife Roosevelt Barnlalmont Spain League Des Gueux Rhode Island

Worrying Worker Quote Inspires despite Despair

A reflective piece urges readers to heed Beecher, warning that worry harms more than work. It contrasts productive effort with anxious rumination and hints at the danger of letting fear erode daily life.

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Woman Escapes Operation Cured by Pinkham's Vegetable Compound

Mrs. Sapte Mullen of Elwood Indiana credits Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with curing her female ailments after avoiding surgery. The ad touts the remedy as a thirty year standard for displacements inflammation ulcers irregularities and nervous prostration and invites readers to write to Mrs Pinkham in Lynn for guidance.

Lydia E. Pinkham Ind Ladi E. Pinkham Sapte Mullen N. B. St. Elwood Mra Pinkham Lynn

Knight of the Road Feeds on Suburban Meals

A Pittsburg suburb tramp used a simple ruse to obtain food, earning a meal at the ninth house after nine refusals. The story mentions his heated exchange with a resident and a boy urging his father to attack a man over a budget dispute.

Pittsburg

Made His Reputation

Harker calls Pitkins an enthusiast but Parker notes his only sportsman claim was a wild goose chase three years ago.

Harker Pitkins Parker

Philosophicaiton Jokes About Transportation Value

The economist ponders value in travel joking that fatness yields more transport for the same price, with a quip about preferring railway tickets for greater utility. The exchange highlights witty views on cost versus mobility.

Philosophicaiton

Widened at the expense of the corporation placard joke

An alderman wearing a placard on his back wandered the streets bearing the inscription Widened at the expense of the corporation. Tit-Rits notes this humorous public display as a satirical jab at municipal spending.

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