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Newspaper
Oxford Eagle
Location
Oxford, Mississippi, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1920
Page
4
Frank Comerford argues Bolshevism is the defining issue provoking unrest among workers and governments. He distinguishes Bolshevik plans from anarchy, cites Masaryk and classical socialist thought, and warns against myths while outlining capitalism, private property, and the state’s role in ownership.
The note presents a critique of Bolshevism as a pure socialism and literal communism. It claims the movement seeks to implement a doctrine attributed to Plato and Marx, framing it as a modern political program.
The piece argues that if Hindenburg and Ludendorff committed crimes against humanity they should be penalized, regardless of subordinates. It urges immediate trial to demonstrate the seriousness of international law and to avoid a political clamor from their supporters.
The article reports German arson at Louvain destroying 250000 to 300000 printed volumes and nearly 1000 manuscripts, wiping out centuries of learning. It cites a historical parallel with the destruction of Alexandria notes by Caliph Omar and condemns the Kaiser’s actions.
The U S Civil Service Commission will hold a clerks examination on June 25 1920 in Oxford Mississippi to fill Post Office vacancies. Open to all meeting requirements. applications and details available from the Local Civil Service Board secretary at Oxford Post Office or from the Atlanta Civil Service District secretary. The notice includes an advertisement for Prickly Ash Bitters a digestive tonic priced 1 25 per bottle. Sold by R R Chilton & Co.
An old advertising note touts Rub-My-Tism as a great pain killer for rheumatism sprains and soreness. The claim highlights rapid relief and broad use for aches.
The Akiyuhapi Camp Fire Girls gathered at the home of Misses Mary and Myra Hume on Tuesday evening. The program opened with a circle meeting on the lawn and included the Wohelo fire lighting ceremony, the Law of the Fire sung, and new member Elma Kimmons joining. Members Rosa Lee Friedman and Susie Hiler were made permanent, followed by the fire extinguishing rite and a closing song Mammy Moon while guests enjoyed ice tea and sandwiches.
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