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Newspaper
Oxford Eagle
Location
Oxford, Mississippi, United States of America
Date
Nov 06, 1919
Page
8
Mrs Mc Kellogg addressed the weekly Y W C A meeting sharing her Cleveland experience. She described the city work serving social physical and religious needs and training girls for various vocations, with notes on diverse nationalities she encountered.
Newlyweds ride a Pullman honeymoon as a worried husband jokes about breaking his neck for a peach. The couple quarrels and recalls five years ago while a butcher boy hawks magazines, ending with George reading Snappy Stories about a couple who live happily ever after.
The visit inspired the girls and broadened their view of the YWCA. Members say it is a privilege to host someone with practical YWCA work experience in the local organization.
Poem fragment depicting a sunlit garden with roses lilies and a moonlit shoreline. The speaker notes bees resting in heat while roses and lilies exhale fragrance and the night glows by water as lovers or spirits respond to distant calls.
Mr Legate lends unbound London Daily Mirror volumes covering August 1915 to June 1919. The illustrated daily papers offer a British press view of the war with timely images. Researchers and faculty may use them in the reading room before shelving. handle carefully.
Readers learn Hall's Catarrh Medicine claims to cure catarrh at all stages by improving constitution and aiding natural healing. Company offers a $100 reward for any case it cannot cure and invites testimonials from users. Toledo Ohio based Cheney and Co. advertise nationwide, with druggists carrying the remedy.
A satirical poem tracing reformers who condemn dancing as vulgar across many lands. It argues that despite calls to reform, tropical and exotic dances persist and evolve from Zanzibar to Japan, Belize to Greenland, with crowd norms shifting but desire for rhythm remaining constant. The verse links cultural critique to enduring social change.
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