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Newspaper

Oxford Eagle

Location

Oxford, Mississippi, United States of America

Date

May 19, 1910

Page

4

Little Mite Deaf and Tuberculosis Talks

The fragment references Emma Satter and Bert Gorham in a discussion about hearing aids and a public safety alarm. It cites Dr Henry Farnum Stoll from Hartford urging city institutions for delicate children and notes studies on tuberculosis infection rates among schoolchildren from tuberculous and healthy homes. A Cockney guest in the Highlands quips about shepherds, ending with a Bacon quotation on charity and truth.

National Association For the Study and Prevention of Henry Farnum Stoll Hartford Conn

Dilemma Over Marriage as Office Life Collides with Humor

Comic exchanges unfold in a humorous office scene about married life and the urge to connect with loved ones. Wiggins-Say and Ragey tease about Russia and rappers while an office man recalls his colleague who calls his wife about headaches and finances, leaving him unsure about marriage.

Wiggins Ragey Russia Ragsy

One Type of Religion in a Jam Closet Tale

Rev Charles F Aked cites a New York luncheon remark about how people treat religion as a child would jam from a pot. A boy in a jam closet example shows praying for sainthood only after death, underscoring misplaced piety.

Charles F. Aked New York Jacky

Something Visible and a Tiara Request

A buyer asks to see tiaras for his wife and negotiates a price. The seller questions the balance of payment. The dialogue reveals humorous or ironic banter about marriage and reputation without clear resolution.

Doctors at Nation's Army Headed by Two Doctors

The army will be led by Maj. Gen. Leonard Wood and Maj. Gen. Fred Crayton Ainsworth, both doctors and non West Point graduates. Wood commands the Department of the East at Governors Island and becomes chief of staff on April 22. Ainsworth serves as adjutant general. ranks differ by eight months but ten years in service. The two men, long-time friends, entered service as civilians and share closely parallel careers, prompting broad interest in military circles.

Washington Leonard Wood Department of the East Governor's Island New York United States Army Fred Crayton Alneworth Army Wood Alnaworth Ainsworth

Two Army Medical Chiefs Rise Through Rank and Card System

The article profiles generals Wood and Ainsworth, surgeons whose rapid ascent in the U.S. Army is tied to strong executive skill and personal networks. Ainsworth pioneered a vast record card system aiding access to veteran files, while Wood’s rise benefited from his friendship with Theodore Roosevelt. Both men are New Englanders with notable careers.

New General Wood Ainsworth Woodstock Medical School The University of New York Army Record and Pension Office War Department Frank F. Hitchcock United States Army Navy General Ainsworth Congress Wood Theodore Roosevelt

Sewing Up a Man's Heart From Berne to a Cured Survivor

From Berne Switzerland the account of a surgical operation at the principal hospital where Arthur Schmid was stabbed through the heart during a quarrel. Surgeons sewed the wound and he recovered after five months of care. Doctors warn him to avoid laughing or crying to not strain the heart.

Berne Switzerland Arthur Schmid Schmid

Unlikely Bristol Weddings Pair Off Ages 23 and 61

A Bristol office reports a 23 year old bachelor married a 61 year old spinster while another notice records a 17 year old girl marrying a 57 year old widower. The piece adds a curious fact about oceans and river flows estimating a 2500 year refill time.

Bristol Eng

Fragmented humorous vignettes and dialogue snippets

A collage of light humor and classrooms of dialogue from various voices. Includes exchanges about pie for meals, a doctor’s family, and a mule’s stubbornness with quick quips and mock conversations. The tone reflects late 19th to early 20th century comic miscellany.

Right Elements in Regular Food and Drink Drive Energy

A promotional piece emphasizes clear headedness and steady nerves as keys to wealth and fame for owners. It claims regular food and drink, including Postum rich in gluten and phosphates, powers energy for body and brain, contrasting with coffee’s caffeine as a poisonous drug and urging reliance on Postum for vigor and hustle.

Cardul praised by Mrs Cassady for womanly relief

Mrs Jennie Cassady of Tringhurst Indiana reports three years of severe female complaints eased by Cardul. She credits the remedy with curing monthly suffering after two months and urges other women to try it. The ad explains Cardul formulations and directions, offering a free advisory book on request.

Piringhurst Ind Jennie Cassady Tringhurst Cardus Thedford Aeaneas

Sunday Piano Sin Sparks Neighbor Exchange

Mrs Wise tells next door neighbor it is a sin to play piano on Sunday and Mr Wise questions why Sunday was singled out in the exchange.

Cuticura Baby Healed After Severe Skin Sores

A nurse reports her year and a half old child suffered growing sores all over body, nearly skeleton, then recovered after using Cuticura Soap and Ointment for two months. Quote from Mrs. Egbert Sheldon of Litchfield Conn dated Oct 23 1909.

Egbert Sheldon Litchfield, Conn

Militant Suffragette Forces Husband From Home Case Dismissed

A London suburban police court heard that Mrs Tunnicliffe ordered her husband to leave after she told their daughter to pack his belongings. He sued for desertion and alimony but the magistrate dismissed the case, noting the wife's assertive conduct and claimed mastery.

London Eng

Doan's Kidney Pills Help Elderly Woman’s Pain

Mrs. Catherine Sullivan of Joplin Missouri reports kidney trouble relief after using Doan's Kidney Pills. She describes back pain numbness and frequent urination, noting doctors' prescriptions failed but symptoms disappeared with Doan's. For sale by all dealers 50 cents a box Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY.

Catherine Sullivan Moffatt St Joplin Doan

Nature’s Dy conatinetinn tone eden Leyna

An old time advertisement fragment promotes remedies for catarrh and constitutional health. It mentions F J Cheney Co Toledo and A H Lewis Medicine Co St Louis offering free 16 day treatments and tonics claimed to cure liver and blood ailments. It weaves testimonials and quotes about exercise and service.

A. H. Lewis Medicine Co. Bt A. H. Lewis Medicine Co St. Louis

Farmer urges more Quaker Scotch Oats for health

The article notes farmers should increase oat consumption for themselves and workers. It cites scientific demonstrations claiming Quaker Scotch Oats boost endurance and vigor. It adds oats are sold in regular and hermetically sealed tins for hot climates and mentions import data on leeches and snails, plus a European vacation by Mr. Adee and Mrs. Thackera with a six week bicycle tour in southern France.

Adee Europe State Department Thackera United States Berlin France Washington

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