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Newspaper

Oxford Eagle

Location

Oxford, Mississippi, United States of America

Date

Mar 02, 1911

Page

4

Cure of Severe Skin Eruption with Cuticura Remedies

Customer G. M. Macfarland reports relief from a painful skin eruption after three months using Cuticura Soap and Cuticura Ointment. Despite initial setbacks and two doctors, he found cure in Catheura Remedies within two months and endorses the treatment. Free book on skin and scalp diseases offered by Potter Drug & Chem Corp.

Sam G. M. Macfarland Woot 115Th St New York City Potter Drug & Chem. Corp Columbus Ave Moston

Ellen Terrys Joke At Founders Medal Speech

Ellen Terry received a Founders gold medal at New Theater in New York but spoke briefly due to hoarseness. She told a humorous parrot story about a buyer who paid for a talking bird that could not speak, noting the parrot was a devil to think.

Ellen Terry New Theater New York

Immortals reception in New York sparks critic talk

Admiral Mahan cites critic quality at a New York Immortals gathering. A barroom anecdote praises a renowned American journalist for delivering high quality paper, while a bartenders uses a pager remark about beret and wins.

Admiral Mahan New York Lambler Beret

True Mumility and the Motor Car Bargain Rule

A dialogue features Mr Cheyenne debating car ownership and social judgments. The speaker argues a man with a motor car spends much of life apologizing, while a woman fears she cannot tithe for the bargain rule.

Cheyenne Otman

Swamp Root testimonial and Uncle Joe book story

An advertisement features a Dr Kilmer Swamp Root testimonial from C B Rupe & Son and a later anecdote about Col Henry Casson holding a controversial check from Speaker Joseph G Cannon. The items touch on medical promotion and a humorous political anecdote about an agent and a book deal.

Col Tlenry Casson House of Representatives Joseph G. Cannon Uncle Joe Blank Joe

Woman Pleads to Police Over Missing Husband

A wife leaves a tote with Patrolman Hickerson at Sixth and Exlmon streets asking officers not to arrest or talk to her missing husband who went to work and did not return by eight. The note describes the man and says the wife is worried since it is his first such absence. The message asks police to avoid confrontation when locating him.

Hickerson Exlmon St Joseph Gazette

Free sample of Caldwells Syrup Pepsin for children

An old advertisement extols Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin as a gentle laxative tonic for bowel and stomach complaints in children. It claims quick relief for intestinal trouble and constipation, and offers a free sample by mailing address to Dr Caldwell's office.

Stephens Theo N. Mc Mead Kame Suce Uly Mra Jius Lena Win Dr. Caldwell Caldwell Building

Monyon Cold Remedy Promises Quick Relief

An advertisement touts Monyon s Cold Remedy for head and throat relief from colds. It claims to check fevers stop nasal discharges ease aches cure stubborn coughs and prevent recurrence. The ad lists Prof Manyon from Philadelphia as a medical adviser offering free guidance.

Monyon Manyon

Pain as refinement through Christian suffering

Dr Harold Pattison argues pain refines humanity and serves as a moral spur. He cites Job, compares suffering to tempering fire, and asserts Christ’s crucifixion reveals truth about pain while promising ultimate healing and removal of pain in heaven.

Oddities and Ads Prompt Light-Hearted Nationwide Guffaws

Humorous clippings spoof druggists politics and home life with quips on Garfield Tea laxative and insurance. A child wonders about church attendance while a joke about a light of life and a crack about debt appear amid warm Wyoming weather sending rattlesnakes from den to claimers.

Backache Cured by Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound

Mrs Ollie Woodall of Mortons Gap Kentucky reports two years of backache and related female disorders. After using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and Liver Pills she regained health, can do housework, and recommends the medicine to neighbors. The ad promotes confidential advice from Mrs Pinkham in Massachusetts.

Lydia E. Pinknam Morton Gap Kentucky Lydia E. Pinkham

Gumm And Jankins Deliberate On Mr Jones

Mrs Gumm and Mrs Jankins discuss Mr Jones with mixed views. They consider whether he will prove to be a decent sort of man despite gossip and uncertainty.

Cudworth

Mennonite Minister Becomes First Woman Pastor in Country

Mies Anna J Allebach is the first woman elected as a Mennonite minister in the nation though two Dutch women serve in Holland. She leads the New York University Philosophical Society and was ordained January 15 in Philadelphia. The Duchess Decazes, an American heiress, is noted as a social figure with the Singers dynasty.

Mies Anna J. Allebach Holland New York University Philosophical Society Philadelphia Duchess Decazes Singer Ragaz New York

Understanding Jesus Through Spiritual Unity and Faith

The passage explains that only those in the Spirit can understand Christ and His words. It argues that belief, attitude, and inner relation to Christ determine whether one perceives God’s truth, noting that faith activates healing and revelation when touched sincerely. Rev. S. P. Cadman of Brooklyn, a Congregationalist, voices this view.

Jesus Christ Mfe Thone Rev SP. Cadman Congregationalist Brooklyn New York

Life Adjustment and Wealth Creation Principles

A fragmented note discusses environmental adjustment, personal ability, and wealth creation. It references Dr. Wille A. Betty, Congregationalist, Aurora, and emphasizes that more than talent is needed to qualify one to dispense wealth. The tone resembles a brief inspirational quotation from a historical column.

Rex Wille A. Betty Aurora, I

Just Like Em College Exchange Reveals Mock bank Question

Two college students discuss the odd querying in letters. One asks if the other sees his father as a bank, prompting a humorous exchange about perception and identity. The lines reveal classroom banter.

Astonished the Old Man

A western state governor and his two sons discuss a prizefight referee in the library. The younger son, fond of rah rah clothes, recalls a night when the referee, known as Young Ryan, counted slowly as he was down, prompting disbelief from his father and brother.

Ryan Saturday Evening Post

Doan's Kidney Pills Prove Cure for Mrs Wittenberg

Milwaukee woman Mrs. August Wittenberg says kidney trouble caused burning and giddiness, with headaches. She credits Doan's Kidney Pills with her complete recovery, urging readers to remember the name. Fifty cents a box, Foster Milburn Co of Buffalo markets them.

August Wittenberg Hopking St Milwaukee Wis Ife Doan Doan‘s Foster-Milburn Co Buffalo, N. Y

Unitarian household cook learns the oatmeal rule

The wife of a prominent Unitarian clergyman tests a new cook in a delicate kitchen matter. The maid, Nellie, vows to honor domestic standards, recalling past service in Unitarian homes while promising a proper oatmeal texture.

Nellie

Out of a Job

A brief exchange shows Bill being told by his employer that he was wasting time, following his firing. A friend consoles him and suggests the job loss is due to past behavior.

Bill

Lord and Lady Offer to Pay Relatives Rail Fare

In a Harper's Weekly vignette, Mabel asks John to help mother Muddy with a costly visit and rail ticket home. John agrees and offers to cover the ticket once she decides to depart.

John Mabel Harper’s Weekly

Partners Debate Settlement Offer Over Client’s Payout

A law office dialogue shows a junior partner proposing a $10,000 verdict and a senior partner advising a cautious $50 payout. The exchange highlights negotiation dynamics and cautious optimism in settlement talks.

Mother Swaps Coffee for Postum Improves Milk and Health

Kansas City mother credits Postum with restoring milk flow and easing her own symptoms after years of coffee use. She notes her baby’s sour stomach improved and both she and her husband recovered from dyspepsia as they switched from coffee to Postum. The testimonial adds that even a seven month old baby benefits and urges readers to try the product from Postum Co. Battle Creek Michigan.

Kansas City Postum Baby Postum Co Battle Creek Mich Wellville

Arctic Circle Proves Unpleasant Yet Advantageous

An Arctic explorer notes the harsh climate but highlights benefits. The dialogue focuses on the climate’s discomfort and the absence of constant pressure from locals asking for proofs.

Arctic Circle

Theatrical Manager Questions Actress About Age

The manager taunts the actress about her past with Booth while she deflects that her age is none of anyone's business. The scene shows spirited banter as she asserts her privacy.

Booth Miss Seveleaf

Allen's Foot-Ease Ad for Free Trial Package

An advertisement urges readers to use Allen's Foot-Ease antiseptic powder to ease feet and improve walking comfort. It offers a free trial package with a mailing address in LeRoy, N.Y. for response.

Allen Sadatitetes Adress Alien S.olmstead LeRoy

Climatic Conversation Prompts Polite Speech Practice

In a discussion about weather as a social opener, participants note the need to choose careful phrasing to maintain politeness. The exchange highlights how conversations around climate can require restraint and consideration.

Spohn Medical Co cited for violations and odd ads

Fragmented ad text cites Spohn Medical Co amid claims of disease remedies and laxatives. It includes odd testimonials about cured conditions and a waiter remark while mixing in quotes and promotional lines for Gandary Lotion and Garfield Tea.

Spohn Pohn Co

Spring Medicine Promises Purification and Vitality

A 19th century note describes a spring medicine claimed to purify and enrich the blood with 40 366 testimonials. It warns of impure blood from winter living causing appetite loss, fatigue, and skin eruptions. An unrelated humorous exchange mocks wireless ambitions and Puling jokes.

Hood

Roofing ad from Thomas Iron Co Memphis Tenn

An advertisement for galvanized corrugated and crimp roofing for barns sheds chicken houses and homes proclaims fire and water proof no painting required and long lasting. The copy mentions sizes up to six feet and directs readers to pull them in by contacting Thomas Iron Co The Roofing Folks at 4 8 N 2d St Memphis Tenn. A conversational aside about pulling in fish references Ella Stella shows in joke dialogue.

SiDdkow Thomas Iron CO Memphis Tenn

Eye Salve Ad Ends With Philosophical Quote

An advertisement touts Pettit's Eye Salve for eye inflammation itching lids and aches urging druggists and brokers in Buffalo New York to supply the product. The ad concludes with a Rochefoucauld quote about wisdom and self awareness.

Pettit Coral Or Bros Buffalo N. Y

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