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Newspaper
Oxford Eagle
Location
Oxford, Mississippi, United States of America
Date
May 11, 1916
Page
2
The piece argues that readers increasingly scrutinize newspaper ads with purpose. It claims the public seeks content that protects finances and that well crafted ads guide economic choices, urging businessmen to advertise accordingly.
The Lexington Advertiser is described as the best patronized paper in advertising and a model for live business advertising. It is praised as an investment that yields more trade, with the Newton Record noting Lexington’s lively community.
An advertisement claims Sloan's Liniment rapidly relieves rheumatic pain by improving blood circulation and easing stiffness. Testimony from James of Philadelphia credits immediate comfort and warmth in the knee after use, noting the product’s availability from druggists at 25 cents.
John J Woodward aged 78 died at his home Thursday afternoon after a lengthy illness. A Presbyterian Church member he is survived by a wife. Services were held at his son’s home at 3:30 Friday afternoon and he was buried in St Peters Cemetery.
A vintage ad claims Sloan's Liniment relieves bruises strains and soreness from house cleaning. It touts fast soothing rubs on sore spots and a restful sleep with a bottle kept at home.
A commentator warns that if the engine and trainmen prevail, it could trigger a broad railroad strike leading to government ownership. The article humorously notes a worker who aids such actions would become a government employee spending off hours regretting his role as a donkey in Atlanta.
The New York World argues that pursuing a theory that workers deserve all that can be extorted from employers does not best promote lasting welfare of labor.
One Maxwell touring car and one Saxon roadster for sale in running order. Demonstrations available at any time. Text invites buyers to see before purchase. Listing signed Jack Fataner dated 25-11.
The analysis warns that a general freight tie up demanding a 25 percent wage rise could plunge New York City into famine within three days, with milk, daily sustenance, and jobs at risk as factories fail for lack of raw materials and finished goods. Other major cities would face similar crises harming workers and the poor.
Aged advertising copy promises low cost printing for letters and notices. Dr Bell Pine Tar Honey Syrup is pitched for child coughs and sleep, followed by Hall’s Catarrh claims and a life time offer. Skin remedies including Haile Family Pts and multiple local sellers are listed with testimonials and free samples offered.
A bank cashier certifies a financial statement swearing its truth on belief. Notary Amest E Avent signs as witness. The document references cash totals including 559 182 00 and 189 12 00, dated May 19, 1946.
Notice to pensioners under House Bill 45 of 1916 requires new pension applications on file by the first Monday in September 1916 with Chancery Clerk. Road Commissioners invite bids by noon Friday, June 1916 for about ten miles of Pablo Highway with plans on file. Also notice of stray horse mule found March 28 1916 with appraisal and branding details recorded.
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