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Newspaper
Oxford Eagle
Location
Oxford, Mississippi, United States of America
Date
May 08, 1919
Page
2
An advertisement extols Prince Albert tobacco as the ultimate in flavor and satisfaction. It touts red bags and tins, a crystal glass humidor with moistener, and positions the product as essential for a smooth smoke experience from R. J. Reynolds Tobacco Company of Winston-Salem, North Carolina.
Seattle April 14 1919 report lists nine men of Company C 31st Infantry 91st Division killed or fatally wounded in action near Bois de Cierges October 3 including Sergeant Isaac N Kemp Corporal William V Saunders Private Howard E Brown Private Edwin J Kelly Private Dominic Mazzone Acting Corporal John Mullder Private Roy Buckland Private Vernon L Howell and Private Alber L Bonham. Details describe their positions actions and family outreach by the American Red Cross via Lt Col Colin V Dyment and Chaplain Rexroad with burial sites in Bois de Cierges and contact to 207 White Building Seattle for next of kin.
Public notice announcing services to grind shelled corn into meal and crush corn for stock feed. The Farmers Warehouse Co states readiness to receive corn and provide processing.
A call to support the Victory Liberty Loan during postwar reconstruction stresses Americans must fund ongoing relief, security, and European stabilization. It warns against quitting and notes soldiers abroad and civilians at home must meet the bill with money and resolve.
Poetic wartime appeal urging citizens to buy Liberty Bonds and Victory Notes to fund war effort and fuel shipments. Emphasizes dollars as lances and voices, urging national unity and sacrifice for soldiers abroad.
A column urges adopting the Victory Liberty Loan payment plan over Pete Garrity’s flawed methods. It argues debt to Uncle Sam must be paid, valuing bond purchases by all citizens and noting bond holders earn interest while others contribute through taxes. It questions why financial experts hesitate and predicts strong uptake of short-term notes.
The piece rallies readers to support the war effort with patriotic phrases and mentions Belfeau Woods Verdun Thiery and the Argonne. It honors American soldiers and recalls the fight against autocracy as nations seek peace and victory.
Mr and Mrs E O Davidson entertained a select group Friday evening in honor of their guest Miss Evelyn Frost. The event featured ice cream and cake after a lively social hour with Myra Hume J O Prados Mary Carnathan Lew Wallace Elizabeth Hell John Long Alice May iarley Dave Mancus Sarah Tankersley and others attending.
Miss Ellen Wallace, field secretary of the Red Cross, spent several days in Oxford this week. Her headquarters are in Nashville, Tennessee. She left Monday for Grenada to attend a Home Service conference, and in Oxford she was entertained by Dr and Mrs Hume.
Promotes internal treatment for catarrh and claims blood purification. States product reaches disease via blood, with physician backing and testimonials. Includes pricing and Toledo, Ohio contact.
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