07 Nov 1907
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Newspaper
Oxford Eagle
Location
Oxford, Mississippi, United States of America
Date
Nov 07, 1907
Page
1
The notice outlines rate information for Adventist services with mentions of free beer, savings, and promotional pricing. It lists several figures and dates and references location terms and time constraints.
A mixed column blends a midweek religious vision with local updates. The author sketches a dreamlike scene of heavenly praise and future rewards, then shifts to farm life notes, church attendance, travel, schooling, and social visits in the community. The list of unegraded mail matters closes the piece.
A compact feature mixes moral character critique with campus notes on the Union Warehouse debate. It discusses diagnosing character by conduct and contrasts it with economic self interest, then shifts to Union Warehouse aims, cotton pricing, and farmer organization. The piece urges Farmers' Union solidarity to secure fair profits and deter market manipulation.
A correspondence questions a customer overcharged for Devoe paint and related supplies. The writer warns of deceit in paint quantities and labor charges, citing inflated figures for gallonage and services across multiple items. The note references 62 38, 375, 10 gallons, and 817.60 as figures in dispute.
The Lagle offers a one year subscription to The Memphis Commercial Appeal for the magazine’s regular price of $1.35. The paper is promoted as a leading Southern publication and the offer aims to attract many new readers.
A testimonial from J. Roberts of Makerefeld Missouri praises Baltaos Saor Lini ment and Herbine liver regulator. The ad claims relief for pain and liver complaints with cures for constipation and dyspepsia. Sold by all druggists and craggives.
The ad claims White's Cream Vermitage cures thin sickly babies and restores color. It cites a cured eczema case by using Electric Bitters, praising home doctors then a druggist endorsement. Strong urban testimonial tone with endorsements and guaranteed benefits.
The garbled text appears to reference a racing event or sports column with scattered names, places, and fragments. It mentions peers, terraces, and possible racing terms, but lacks coherent events, dates, or clear participants to identify a concrete outcome or entities.
Fragmented OCR shows landowners posting hunting and fishing restrictions and court notices in Missouri Lee County area. Includes clerkly mention of J L Syjeant and Wesee We and a Mississippi address. references to a November court action and a probate like filing. an advertisement for Falerd’s Eurowound Syrup and Allard’s Horehound syrup with testimonials from J Dick at Beaver Cale.
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