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Newspaper
Oxford Eagle
Location
Oxford, Mississippi, United States of America
Date
May 23, 1901
Page
4
A fragment praises Piso's Care as the best medicine with mentions of Godsey, Vanburen, and Indiana. The readable text lacks clear event dates or full names, providing only scattered place and person hints.
The Biological Survey of Washington finds most birds aid farmers by preying on mice and insects. It notes hawks and owls injurious species are few, while 2 000 stomach studies show most birds are beneficial. Since 1935, 15 000 birds across 200 species have been examined.
The Miinvis Humane Society circulates instructions on killing animals swiftly with minimal pain including precise head shots for horses and dogs and cyanide application on cats after veterinary consultation. The Ohio experiment station advises pasture mixtures of blue grass redtop red clover and timothy for durable grazing with sequence timing and soil fit.
A period of hardship and pain is described with backache as a warning sign. The text urges readers to trust Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a remedy to restore health and happiness, attributing relief to Mrs Morton’s letter and shared experience.
An advertisement claims the medicine has restored health to over a million women and encourages those ill to try it and contact Mrs. Lydia E. Pinkham in Lynn Massachusetts for free advice.
A columnist notes Japanese winter hardships and the continued adherence to traditional living. She contrasts damp, open houses and thin clothing with western efforts to stay warm, highlighting rituals, aibachi brazier use, and the coolness behind closed panels. The piece also references Koreans and Chinese warming habits and Japan’s resistance to Western modernization.
A humorous feature describes a dog named Micky living near St. Andrews and bred from a Scotch collie and retriever. Micky watches golf balls, retrieves from ponds, and helps scratch players by fetching errant shots, earning popularity among duffers. Also noted is a brief overseas report on Hiogo Osaka rug and carpet trade and a Detroit anecdote about a coal wagon driver.
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