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Newspaper
Oxford Eagle
Location
Oxford, Mississippi, United States of America
Date
Mar 23, 1905
Page
4
A historical ad-like passage claims untruthfulness in women, praises Lydia E. Pinkham’s remedies, and urges unmarried women to write for free advice. It presents testimonials, cites a Dr. Minkham connection, and promotes the Pinkham brand as the solution to female ailments.
The article notes plans for the Western World's Fair in Portland with familiar street amusements from St. Louis Pike and Midway attractions. It mentions the Lewis and Clark exposition era shows and a focus on educational value, while also highlighting crowd reactions to performers and evolving stage acts.
A mixed patch of items from Scott City Kansas and nearby, including ads for Kidney Pills and Cherookee Remedy, local commentary on elections and baseball salaries, railroad locomotive news, and a sampling of quotes about fairness and rights. The piece blends medical product blurbs with brief civic and sports notes from the era.
A health column explains headache origins as nerve pressure and mental tension. It recommends alternating back massage, warm water and oil, and rest, while avoiding stimulants, to restore nervous energy and relieve pain.
Longmans Maracine Andrew Lanz argues for a simple cheap garb to cover wearers from head to toe so all may attend church without shame. He claims such a frock and cape would ease social awkwardness and encourage participation despite modest means.
A letter from Lake County and assorted club notes address remedies for head and body lice, infant constipation, and infant diet. Readers seek guidance on cholesterol-like liver issues, castor oil use, and home remedies while Dr. David H. Reeder outlines nonpharmaceutical approaches and dietary changes for mothers and children.
In the latest report on animals examined by official meat inspectors in Germany the number 72 dogs is cited. The text questions whether this implies dogs are consumed in the country and notes uncertainty about dietary practices.
In a Tokyo production of Faust, Mephistopheles was cast as a Russian. A tableau by Marcye Rite showed a Japanese soldier returning from Manchuria receiving a hand from a heroine. The miscast elements sparked local notice.
The advertisement touts Peruna as a universal cure for catarrh with testimonies from diverse regions. It cites praise from physicians and officials, including a Hawaii Congressman and Cuban Minister to the United States, asserting widespread efficacy across continents and languages.
An aged newspaper piece notes a sales offer from John A. Sailer Seed Co Latreme Wisconsin urging readers to test their seed catalog and receive seed samples. The ad promises cabbage, turnips, celery, lettuce and more with postage paid and a note about gardeners gaining weeks in harvest.
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