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Newspaper
Oxford Eagle
Location
Oxford, Mississippi, United States of America
Date
May 25, 1905
Page
4
Local Pickpocket Trial Reported in Pace County News
In Pace County New York on February 17 a suspect described as a “fellow” faced questions about his planned actions if he were in year Pace. The item notes an arrest or interview and mentions Notwieh as part of the sparse transcript.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hebete
Y. Tiare
Home Culture clubs shaping Northampton culture scene
The Home Culture clubs in Northampton, led by George Cable, have grown from reading rooms to a Carnegie funded clubhouse. They offer study, recreation, and social programs for all ages, with wide subject ranges taught by Smith and other instructors. The organization emphasizes inclusivity, housing an employment bureau and household arts as a new focus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New England
Northampton
George Cable
Cable
Carnegie
Clabe
Isss
Ceb
Clebhows
Anyonr
Tuay
Woman's College
Smith College
Mern
Ellen Thayer
Minister a Success as Miner
A Los Angeles minister, Rev H W Kagickertocker of Trinity Methodist Episcopal, is depicted as having found wealth by mining. He was deposed for heresy, moved to a mining camp, bought and sold claims, accumulating cash and property while running a brokerage business. The tale ends with a wry quote about luck and consequences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H.W. Kagickertocker
Trinity Methodist Episcopal Church
Los Angeles
Peruna Restores Health Says Mildred Keller
Miss Mildred Keller of Washington writes that Peruna cured her long standing catarrh after other treatments failed. She says the remedy built up her constitution, restored appetite, and left her feeling well and strong. The note praises the product and emphasizes Dr. Hartman endorsements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mildred Keller
12Th Street
S. W
Washington
Perana
Mildred Elder
Hartman
Nonsensical Exchange Sparks Laughs Across Shop Scene
A humorous dialogue unfolds in a bustling store as customers trade barbs about fortunes and fools. A footwalker, a boastful proprietor, and a joking French scientist bob in a quick witted exchange, ending with a bloated silver plated tasting tart comment.
New Baby At Parsonage Sparks Quiet Parsonage Gossip
Yonkers Statesman notes a new baby at the parsonage prompting light gossip about the dominie's ability to soothe him. The exchange between Mrs. Deacon and Mr. Deason highlights small town humor and daily life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Soporific
Deacon
Deason
So McFlub Boarding Housekeepers Known as Cassips
The Chicago Sun notes that boarding house keepers are praised as cassips, though few welcome idle roomers in their establishments.
Australia Doubles Wool Exports to United States
Australia’s wool shipments to the United States have doubled in a year signaling a strong demand. Traders note rising prices and sustained shipments amid fluctuating markets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Australia
United States
Grip’s Ugly Sequel Drives Woman to Pink Pills Relief
Mrs. Van Scoy suffers severe grip aftereffects including fatigue anemia and nerve trouble. She credits Dr Williams' Pink Pills with rapid improvement after four boxes she describes as making her a well woman. The account notes widespread post grip symptoms and pleads for the remedy's efficacy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thorpe Street
Danbury, Conn
Williams
Motor Regulation Tightens England Heavy Load Rules
United States Consul Mabin reports England tightens motor vehicle limits. Maximum car and load total twelve tons with eight ton axle cap. Unladen weight up to five tons, trailer axle four tons, and speed limits set for heavy cars and with pneumatic tires. Restrictions on passenger car use for hire and specific tire widths apply.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
United States
Mabin
Nottingham
Loaded With Luxuries and Modern Feasts Across America
A critique notes the rise of lavish banquets in American life, condemning excess and its social ills. It cites hotel dining excesses, wild slaughterhouse speeds, and contrasts between famous figures John Paul Jones and national memory, while brief mentions of global cultures and habits follow.
Hippo mobiles and global ventures headline distant lands
The piece notes new terms like hippomobiles for horse drawn carriages in France and reports on global influence and exploration. It mentions Austrian prisons to be supplied with toothbrushes, German postal staff needing government permission to marry, and a prize fund of 1290 dollars for Paria water purification ideas. It also covers an asphalt lake in Asia Minor, a London organized mining venture, religious revival effects in northern England and growing Mormon activity in Sunderland, excitement at Mombasa over the rubber tree, and London syndicates bidding for forest land.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paria
Asia Minor
London
England
Sunderland
Mombasa
East Africa
Protectorate
Tales of the Tots at Home and Party Recollections
A lighthearted collage of nursery moments and family quips at a party. A schoolmaster's home welcomes seven children including twins and new playmates as children trade playful jibes about fractions and fairy tale endings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hans
Railroads and Progress in Senate Testimony
Prof. Hugo R Meyer of Chicago University argues before the Senate Interstate Commerce Committee on May 4 that railroads enabled western farming and eastern industry. He warns the Interstate Commerce Commission cannot grasp the broad regional impacts of rate regulation and the shift of value from east to west.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate Committee On Interstate Commerce
Washington
Hugo R Meyer
Chicago University
New York
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Atlantic Seaboard
Interstate Commerce Commission
Mississippi
Mississippi River
Europe
New England
Mississppi
West
East
The Sign of the Patch
A deflected overheard exchange shows a mother-in-law judging suitors by their appearance and patchwork rather than status. The conversation reveals a cynically practical view on marriage and shelter, ending with a quip on a woman’s ability to clothe herself within a year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Im-Law
Carnten
Crippled by Kidney Disease Recovers With Dodds Kidney Pills
The elderly man from Buffalo describes a long illness described as Rarety Disease bed that left him unable to stand for hours. After using Dodds Kidney Pills he recovers enough to work again and credits the medicine for his return to health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffalo
N.Y
Kristen Becnse
F. R
Dodds
Agricultural Colonies Open for Settlement on Kansas City Southern
Open for settlement are Teckessurge Colony in Sevier County about 30 000 acres and Lorning Colony in Sabine Parish Louvain about 2400 acres. lands priced from cts to $13.00 per acre with easy terms for actual settlers. Lockesburg Colony suited for general farming stock raising fruit growing. Loring Colony offers rich soil with good water and climate for corn and cotton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teckessurge
Sevier County
Rhatees
Sabine Paresh
Louvane
Lockesburg
Lerinz
Magnare
S. G. Warner
PL & T
S Re. Kamas Caty
Noester
Incougration Agt
K. C. Kunsan Cay
Not sow worries man with bay fever quotes bloom delay
A man with bay fever says he does not borrow trouble and believes the blossoms will not bloom for three months, as quoted in the Chicago Record-Herald.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago Record- Herald
Health Advice Warns Against Untried Treatments
A letter urges caution with new medicines and methods, insisting Lydia E. Pinkham 3 Vegetable Compound cures women and warns readers not to trust other remedies offered by doctors or merchants. It emphasizes valuing health and avoiding risky experimentation.
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Lincoln J Ave
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Masa
Lydia E Pinkkem
Vila
Lydia E Pinkham
Lydia B. Pinkham
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