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Newspaper
Oxford Eagle
Location
Oxford, Mississippi, United States of America
Date
Mar 10, 1921
Page
3
New President pledges focus on resuming normal economic order with support from women. He suggests cooperation with a world league and seeks counsel to navigate postwar adjustment and labor relations.
The speaker outlines a policy of non entanglement in old world affairs while ensuring national defense. He favors association with other nations for conference and counsel and seeks to reduce expenditures and war taxation if war arises. The aim is to unite America morally and materially in defense and to strike at war taxation.
President Harding pledges noninvolvement in old world alliances, urges peace and economic reform, and calls for national unity. He envisions a self-reliant America, prioritized by constitutional liberty, responsible governance, and moral leadership in a world seeking peace.
A graduate nurse in charge at a rest service emphasizes strict sanitary standards. The facility features electric lighted rooms and hot water heating to ensure patient comfort and hygiene.
Mrs. T F Parks of Dutton Alabama praises Thedford's Black-Draught as a trusted liver remedy aiding digestion and cleansing impurities. She notes relief from indigestion headaches and urges friends to try the genuine product sold by all druggists.
Price values listed for American Lady Highest Patent include 48 pounds with figures: 2.90, 1.50, 1.45, 2.65, 1.35, and 2.00. This reads as a catalog or advertisement of varying costs possibly by size or variant.
Oxford High School notes a strong baseball outlook for 1921 with many candidates in daily practices. Captain L L Campbell thanks Oxford business men for their support as Ritchy Hume directs preparations and a favorable March 18 season opener is planned.
Reverend Lipscomb led the devotional period at regular chapel exercises and delivered an engaging talk. Two piano solos followed by Eugenia Campbell and Lottie Vernon White were beautifully rendered.
Miss Eugenia Campbell gave a detailed talk on Olympic games and Roman sports in the clubroom session led by Miss Oldham. The program included devotional exercises, a business meeting, and plans for a future entertainment before adjournment.
The Boys' Hi Y met in the high school auditorium Monday at 7 30. Rev Roland Q Leavell spoke on The Home and What It Should Be and Renan Kimbrough told a funny story. J Dermont Nunnally gave a short talk on Baseball. President Metts resigned. Worley presided as nominations were held and Devine Boyette elected president. Meeting adjourned to convene next Monday night.
Last Tuesday Miss Victoria Hill led a cloth care demonstration stressing adulteration and price effects. A March 17 event in Oxford will place demonstrations in local shops and homes as part of a state program. participation urged for all women and girls.
In a charged political scene critics accuse rivals of stoking mudslinging while calling out the impact of campaign rhetoric on voters and public trust.
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