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Newspaper
Oxford Eagle
Location
Oxford, Mississippi, United States of America
Date
May 18, 1899
Page
4
A Breokis Times account recounts an absurd courtroom scene with an interviewer delivering testimony about a farmer pulldown and a ship dispute. The speaker describes fear, negotiation, and a stealthy retreat, ending with a dramatic escape into a boggy area near Dery Hollow.
A garbled excerpt shows a man accusing his wife of infidelity and a tense exchange about marriage and hardship. The text mentions a “young wife” and phrases suggesting suffering and conflict, though many names and details are unreadable.
A fragmented notice outlines an exhibition committee and credibility standards for a national arts event. It references the United States and states involvement, with mentions of the American Federation and exhibits tied to a larger cultural plan.
Fragmented report discusses personal taxes, a 26 end arrears period, and a city treasury issue. References to William Sauier and a tax seed theme appear amid unclear phrases about levies, pay, and property. The text is heavily garbled, with many missing words and stray OCR marks.
The article describes a rapid boat project claiming world leading speed. It mentions Pace as a reference craft and details about engine power, weight, and fuel considerations while noting experiments with torpedo turbine designs and carbon emission concerns.
The ceremony at 1 Cherry Street New York marked the site of George Washingtons presidential residence. Mary Washington Chapter of the Daughters of the Revolution presented the General to the city. Mayor Gardiner welcomed the guests as a brief address followed the dedication.
A garbled line suggests Blaine seeking relief or rest for funds amid spendthrift concerns with unclear subject names and a date not provided. The readable fragment hints at economic or political tension but lacks concrete details or verifiable entities.
The readable text references a town meeting or event titled Se at Get Newt and mentions various local items, notices, and names such as UE and The Givieg Pt Leneee-Tie Seewes. It also contains scattered dates, costs, and claims, all in a damaged OCR sequence.
In a testimonial from Columbus Ohio Mr W H Williams says Pe-Ru-Sa cured tedious spells of catarrh after other remedies failed. He praises Pe-ron-a as prompt and effective and says his family keeps it as a general remedy for climatic illnesses and attacks. He credits Dr Hartmann in Columbus for the medicine.
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