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Newspaper
Oxford Eagle
Location
Oxford, Mississippi, United States of America
Date
Mar 21, 1918
Page
2
A narrative contrasts the cinema’s Maciste with a real Alpini miner turned war hero. An Alpine gun transport under harsh Dolomites conditions highlights endurance and strength amid Isonzo tensions. An unnamed Italian officer recalls a tunnel rescue while guarding a snow portal.
The narrator describes a tense wheeled task with a cannon, a tailpiece wound, and a precarious carry across a steep incline. A lid from the gun poses a risk to the left shoulder as the crew tries to brace and balance the load while moving forward.
Surgeons urge prompt first treatment with an efficient antiseptic to prevent infection. Borozone is pitched as the ideal antiseptic and healing agent for humans and animals. Available now from A. H. Kendel at 25 cents, $1.00, and $1.50.
PACKER Conn March Dyes claimed equal to prewar German dyes are now produced in enormous quantities by a local color material factory. Demand is so strong that the company has recently expanded operations to meet orders from various customers.
In San Francisco on March 21 Ted Mullen a Pacific Coast soccer figure spots his long lost brother Tom in a Cambrai photograph from a local paper. The brothers parted in Manchester in 1905 and Ted plans to contact Tom immediately.
A bank cashier swears to the accuracy of a financial statement for the State of Mississippi Lafayette County ending March 15, 1915. Notary F. M. Heard certifies the oath with seal and expiration noted.
A article by Mrs. Alice Wingate Frary promotes home kindergarten ideas for busy mothers. It explains singing morning greetings to family, using home games and music, and creating a monthly calendar with simple emblems. It suggests using picture aids and simple at home activities to train senses and connect children with the wider world.
A nostalgic look at boxing’s rising purses from ten thousand to two hundred thousand dollars. It notes modern fighters demand big pay before bouts and mentions Jersey legalizing pillow fighting as a curious sidelight. The piece suggests fans, after baseball season, crave ring action and hints at Jess Willard possibly returning to the ring.
Greeneberg, Pa March R Mumma of Jeanette Pa while a student at Carnegie b of Technology has been living on thirty two cents a day. Since he graduated in June Mumma found a job and has been accepted as a item service. His diet now includes bread milk cereals rice peanut butter fruit eggs meat gelatin margarine and even pie.
A Cincinnati man touts a compound of ether to remove corns and calluses without pain. Buyers are urged to ask druggists for a bottle of the preparation called trees one, claiming it will quickly lift and rip away troublesome corn or callus with mere drops.
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