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Newspaper
Oxford Eagle
Location
Oxford, Mississippi, United States of America
Date
Mar 28, 1901
Page
4
The text describes severe nervous prostration tied to female weakness and claims cures from Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. Included are testimonial quotes from Mrs Pixsaan and Mrs Della Kuen praising relief, sleep, appetite, and energy improvements after consumption.
Fragmentary bulletin page reports varied items from early 20th century life including military, political, and social notes. Mentions officers in the Philippines under civil government, Germany and Ireland positions, local disasters, a coal miners strike, deaths and marriages, and public health remedies amid a wide flood of brief items.
The Etruria arrived from Liverpool and Queenstown after heavy weather and dense fog. A southwest gale and high seas caused bruises and injuries among steerage and other passengers. An Irish girl in steerage was driven to delirium by pitching. Frederick Sawicki, a Romanian aboard, hanged himself aboard the vessel.
The Anchor Line steamer Britannia arriving from the Mediterranean is held at quarantine due to a smallpox case among steerage passengers. The patient is to be sent to North Brothers Island for care, with passengers to be vaccinated and the ship disinfected before resuming voyage. A final decision on enlistments for the army is expected within the near term.
A garbled report mentions Mr FP Coleman, Ms inmacy, and the South Carolina legislature with references to Buries Peerage and Lee dem. It notes selections and appointments including a professor from Columbus Seunersity and a celebration at Glasgow University, plus Cornell Brain association and Burt G. Wilder, all muddled with unclear actions and dates.
A chaotic account traces Tom Crees and Thomas Cooney in Montana mining ventures. Cooney strikes rich at the Blue Grass and Bier Cross leads, while Crees disposes of Dram Lanmere ore. The piece notes West Indian hurricanes and a Weather Bureau bulletin mapping recent tracks.
Peruna is hailed as a woman's friend with letters from readers in St Louis Minneapolis and other cities praising cures for catarrh and systemic ailments. Claims include quick relief from nervous debility and stomach catarrh with testimonials to lasting improvement and health restored.
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