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Newspaper

Oxford Eagle

Location

Oxford, Mississippi, United States of America

Date

Jun 09, 1910

Page

2

Confederate Column recounts University Greys and Thompson Cavalry

A Confederate column recalls the University Greys Company A 11th Mississippi Infantry organized near Lamar Rifles, with officers and casualties, and notes the Oxford Thompson Cavalry’s small size, leadership, and drill scenes. The piece mixes memory with local color and civil war details.

University Greys, Co. A 11Th Miss. Infantry Lamar Rifles Pontotoc Street Lowry Crane Pettus Virginia Mississippi William B. Lowry Seven Pines Simeon B. Marsh John V. Moore Calvin B. McCaleb John H. Graham Wm. L. Anthony D.C South Thompson Cavalry Jacob Thoumpson Oxford Andrew Jackson Bowles J.T. Chandler M.D

A Letter From Texas to Abbeville Friends

Avor, Texas writes to old Abbeville connections praising Texas growth in Alvord. He notes gas lighting, street illumination, cattle and hog shipments, a three thousand brick school, mineral wells advertised for health, and a planned railroad while lamenting sand storms and wind. He asks for news from Oxford and signs off to Sallie Smith Finley and The Oxford Eagle editor.

Texas Avor Tex Bacur Abbeville User Earth Alvord Oxford Oxford Eagle Sallie Smith Finley

Mr Zion Notes From the County Farm and Town

The crop prospect is fine and farmers are busy. Mrs Annie White remains ill at her Clarksdale home. J R Hamiltons family coping with an umpire siege. J M Hallban returns from Pon totoc. Kate Seton stays on Woodson Ridge this week. R Lee Still recovers from sickness. Mrs Mack McLarty and Miss Carrie visit Oxford. Many locals enjoy camp fishing on the river this week.

Mr. Zion J. R. Hamilton Walters Annie White Clarksdall J. M. Hall Ban Pontotoc Kate Seton Woodson’s Ridge R. Lee Mack McLarty Carrie Oxford

Contingent Fund Hearing Endorses Vardaman Account

Clayton D. of the 1910 Joint Contingent Fund Committee defends Gov. Vardaman’s executive account. He argues vouchers were kept, errors were minor, and earlier missing records were due to agency handling and time, contrasting Vardaman with Gov. Noel's expenses and urging public trust in careful accounting.

Mississippi Ciiciams Vardagmeam Hocee Senate Vardaman George Edwards Vardamian Edwards Gov. Vardama Buck Gov. Vardaman Gov Gov. Verdaman Gov. Noel George R. Edwards Varda Meridain Gor. Vardaman A. J. Hoyt Law and Order League Chas C. Smith Mate Peoitentiary Mr. Edwards Claiborne Vietsd Yall Bota Sandy Bayou Marsh Jackson Theos Vardatzs Om Gov. Vardamen Pollard Addkises & Baverstore Mr Moore Moores C A. Frans Moore Board of Trustees of the Insane Hospital Vardeman Board of Trustees Enguceld Gar Jackson Institution Gor Varlamas New Orleans St Louis Kansas City Natches City Inlinois Oakley Ger Vardamen Institutios Sime Whitecap Fund Meridian A Gor Noel Gov Noel Noel Gov. Vardamas Gov. Vardamans Clayton D

A Woman's Great Idea About a Life Saving Remedy

A woman praises Chamberlain C 2 Remedy claiming it saved her child. The product is advertised as a cure for colic cholera and diarrhea and is sold by local druggists.

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Eczema Cure Claim Through Germ Disease Theory

A dubious medical ad asserts eczema is a germ disease and promises a remedy with a guaranteed refund if not satisfied after two thirds of the bottle. The notice claims Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as the remedy and urges buyers to try it, selling through all dealers.

Chamberlain Toyor

Unclear health advisory on skin conditions and treatments

Fragmentary text cites a national expert on skin diseases and mentions a supposed remedy Bock len's Arnica Gates for preventing blood and related conditions. The passage is garbled with stray words and nonstandard terms, making intent and entities uncertain.

Kept the King at Home

An ad promotes Dr King’s No Pills laxatives sold for home use. It claims over a year of use improves health and invites readers to try the product through dealers with a money back guarantee.

King Dr. King

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