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Newspaper
Oxford Eagle
Location
Oxford, Mississippi, United States of America
Date
Nov 01, 1906
Page
4
A tearoom group swaps tips on where they conceal money at home after shopping. From purses and envelopes to teacups, umbrella handles, stockings, shoes, chiflonier drawers, and even a milk pitcher, each woman describes a unique hiding place and the humorous risk of discovery.
A curious scene in Japan features a skilled old juggler with two baskets of props, drawing laughs as he surprises a skeptic with a copper rewards trick. A school letter from a boarding student mocks habits and diet, and a brief note jokes about a celebrated queen and China’s improving postal service with fast train links.
A fragmented page notes Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound praised for female troubles, with advice to write for counsel. It also mentions Miss Goode of Bryn Mawr Lawn, Carl Lande painting on metal, Allcock's porous plasters, and playwright A W Pimero describing his peculiar writing schedule.
A collection of curious anecdotes and cures including a widow boasting of daily flowers over her husband’s ashes in a silver vase, a wrist exercise regimen for writers, a Machias tale of a drunk man sleeping in a barn, and Wing’s jab at Chinese diet as a health claim.
Heard in Chicago sketches a tangle of romance with Ella and Stella debating marriage licenses and the counting of its cost. A tale hints Tom investing in an auto to woo Helen, yet forgetting her amidst autumn mood and melancholy quips from country kin.
Hebby of Columbia Professor. The favorite recreation of Prof. Smith, of Columbia university, seems to be along the line of collecting mathematical antiques, in which pursuit he has spent some months of European travel during the summer holidays.
In a Kansas City Journal snippet, Mack Cretcher voices a negative take on the over at the auto move. The crowd reacts to a tail over the line and a calf slap in the play, creating a tense moment on a windy day.
Miss Mary Cassatt, Philadelphia artist living in Paris, hosts studio teas that draw Americans. She recalls an English animal painter who painted a winter series including dead rabbits praised by a critic. She notes the artist claimed more nature in those rabbits than in live ones.
A Kansas mother from Parsons describes her infant's months long eczema suffering ending after using Cuticura Remedies. Within ninety days the child fully recovered and laughter returned, with the family praising the treatment as life saving. Also notes the popular caravan cure trend of touring Britain in gypsy-like carts with Lord and Lady Grosvenor’s summer travels through Exmoor.
Mrs Lizzie Williams of 416 Ca dar Street Quincy DL describes thirteen years of nervous prostration with spells of exhaustion. She credits Dr Williams Pink Pills with restoring strength and improving digestion, claiming noticeable overall health gains after use. The pills are advertised at 20 cents each, three for a dollar, or $2.50 per bottle.
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