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Newspaper
Oxford Eagle
Location
Oxford, Mississippi, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1921
Page
3
Mrs. T. F. Parks of Jackson County highly praises Thedford's Black-Draught as a dependable liver medicine. She notes relief from indigestion constipation sour stomach and headaches and urges neighbors to use the genuine product sold at all druggists. The remedy is described as a standard household treatment with over seventy years of use.
The Council of Ambassadors sent a note of approval to the German Embassy praising Germany's diplomatic efforts and cooperation. The action signals Allied support for ongoing peace talks and multilateral collaboration after recent negotiations.
Bavaria joins the Allied ultimatum pace by pledging voluntary disarmament of the ein wehnerrwehr by June 30 as Premier Briand and ambassadors acknowledge Germany's intent to meet treaty obligations. Berlin notes finance minister Dr Wirth lists 200 million gold marks in reserve as part of indemnity readiness. Industry leaders assess the shift in post armistice policy and funding strategy.
A downtown Pittsburgh office building fire of unknown origin drew the full city department to the scene and threatened the business district. No lives were lost though damage was estimated between 500000 and 1000000 dollars, with Briggs Machinery and others including Fairbanks Scale Pittsburgh Office Equipment and New York Wall Paper Company reporting total losses near 1 million.
More than 34 000 pounds of mass metals stored in army surplus ordnance stores contain platinum worth about 75000 dollars. The Old Hickory Ordnance Reserve Depot in Jacksonville Tennessee will sell to the highest bidder. Government buildings at Camp Joseph E Johnston in Jacksonville Florida will also be sold at public auction.
A war crimes court releases Lt. Neumann in what is described as the first major case to be tried against the Allied nations. The decision marks a key development in postwar legal proceedings and sets a precedent for subsequent trials.
New York June 25 Dr William T Jenkins former health officer of this port died in a hospital after liver trouble Born 1865 in Holly Springs Mississippi He moved from Oxford to New York and became health officer in 1892 He quarantined ships from Hamburg drawing немец notables and faced German objections at Fire Island He leaves a son a daughter and a sister Mrs Mable Jenkins Bowen of Starkville Mississippi
An advertisement describes Hall's Catarrh Medicine claiming it builds up the system, cleanses the blood, and prevents repeated nasal catarrh attacks. It asserts internal action through the blood to reduce inflammation of mucous surfaces and restore normal conditions, with a notice that circulars are free and Druggists carry the product.
A humorous ad from Philadelphia’s North American promotes White's Cream Vermiture as a safe worm expeller for children. The spot notes a 35 cent price and lists A. H. Kindel as the seller. It features light dialogue about household chores to catch attention.
A graduate nurse in charge delivers top sanitary service in a period facility. Electric lighted rooms provide improved comfort while water heating features enhance hygiene and patient care.
A camp meeting report highlights donations list led by Will Woodward five dollars and Ella Pegues one dollar and notes Mrs Sallie Hamilton ten dollars and R B Calloway five dollars. The piece invites tent purchases for an August fiftieth anniversary event and mentions changes in speakers and practice at the Primitive Baptist Church. An advertisement promotes Prickly Ash Bitters and a singing practice led by John Williams of Calhoun County.
Lieut Neumann cleared of criminality for sinking the hospital ship Dover Castle by a German submarine acting strictly under orders. Entente observers note limited chance of punishing higher German officials. trial ends British cases for now. Lloyd George ill with a chill but condition described as satisfactory and resting.
Six bandits in a stolen touring car held up John T. McGuire, manager of Electric Park, in Kansas City as he headed to a bank to deposit $7,000.
Washington reports Representative Sanders democrat Louis Jama introduced a bill to prohibit interstate transmission by telegraph telephone or mail of betting information. The measure aims to curb gambling tips moving across state lines.
The article highlights American merchant marine revival under the Stars and Stripes with major operators including Admiral Line and Munson Steamship, listing offices in New York and Baltimore. It notes government films available for Mayors and officials and invites inquiries for passenger and freight sailings to various destinations.
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