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Newspaper
Oxford Eagle
Location
Oxford, Mississippi, United States of America
Date
Mar 09, 1916
Page
3
A patriotic appeal argues war is inevitable and urges swift national unity beyond factions. It warns of inadequate defenses and calls for a united home front, welcoming immigrants as fellow Americans while insisting on steadfast loyalty and collective resolve.
An advertisement from the Rexall Store claims Rexall laxatives cure constipation and aid dull eyes by drinking eight glasses of water daily. It asserts the product suits men and women and promotes exclusive selling rights through CHILTON & CO. The ad emphasizes popular trust in a major drug business figure.
Delegates from numerous counties gathered in Jackson to discuss highway improvements and organize a charter, with adjournment amid disorder. Trains carried thousands to Grenada and Jackson, showing broad regional interest in road development. An ad for Dr Bell's Pine Tar Honey cough syrup is noted among miscellaneous text.
Burgess, Miss. Age 15 years, Hageis Reoprgy, offers guidance on economical hog production. Emphasizes green pasture, seasonal crops, and dividing land into four small plots. Recommends two pounds of corn per pig daily, and starting pasture access as soon as the pig begins to eat at about three weeks old.
The report highlights Webster Ridge Onur singing led by Mr. Eric Metrorimagei with Misses Nina al Very Davis and Clinton at Hill. Eliza Mize and Jettie Steele attended a Sarepta concert Friday night. W H Harrison of Cornish visits Mrs. M M Webster. Burris and Arris Me Gonagill travel to Landon Hill Sunday. Dexter of Grace spends Sunday at C J ine's. Thelma Lindsey of Tula visiting Mr L A Mire and family this week.
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