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Newspaper
Oxford Eagle
Location
Oxford, Mississippi, United States of America
Date
Mar 03, 1910
Page
4
A natural question and James J. Corbett praise the style of Jim Jeffries aboard the Mauretania. Corbett calls Jeffries neat and quick to the point. The piece closes with an odd advertisement for Nature's Remedy tablets and a quip about a scientist claiming hogs have souls. The tone reflects old time newspaper humor and floaty product ads.
The article portrays Jesus dreaming of a world where all live as brothers under God, transforming industry, home life, government, and all social spheres. It argues faith in Jesus is the engine of this social transformation and credits Christian civilization with uniting nations and advancing science, arts, and industry.
The piece stresses the need for prayer amid secular doubt and cites divine authority as support. It cites 5 117 foreign workers sent from the United States, including 2 063 men and 3 064 women, as evidence of active church outreach and faith in prayer.
A series of light newspaper sketches contrasts the modern independent woman with the old maid stereotype, praising her charities boards and public spirit. A jail visit tale uses humor about a watch alibi, and a schoolroom quip notes pioneer hardships with a widow hat joke.
A brief note recounts Chaplain Tommy apologizing for a drinking incident last night. He promises not to go out while intoxicated in the future.
Telegram from Rt Hon Earl Grey governor general of Canada to Majer Hartzell celebrates strengthened right arm for useful work in Rhodesia and Africa. Grey notes unity across denominations and cites Rhodes grant history by Bishop Hartzell in Rhodesia in 1897 under the British South Africa Company.
The passage ties going to God to turning from sin and facing toward the divine will. Jesus is described as the way to know God and access eternal life, akin to a trunk line delivering power to Chicago. Rev. T. F. Cummings reflects on lifelong ministry, devotion, and the idea of a limitless calling without a dead line, celebrating a minister's enduring energy and faith.
A vintage ad style item touts a winter remedy mixing glycerine pine compound and whiskey with weekly claims of rapid relief. It warns buyers to seek genuine Concentrated Pine and notes tin screw top bottles.
A collage of disparate lines with marketing and moral quips. It includes references to Hicks Capucline for headaches and various slogans about needs and behavior, ending with a remark that many people want less than they actually require and a wary note about personal choices.
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