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Newspaper

Oxford Eagle

Location

Oxford, Mississippi, United States of America

Date

Nov 11, 1920

Page

4

Ole Miss Engineers Meet Discusses History and Future Plans

The Ole Miss Engineers club met on Tuesday November 4 with President Prados presiding. Speakers reviewed past and present goals and outlined future plans while members discussed St Patrick's Day celebrations and the organization’s purpose. The constitution committee reported delays due to campus unrest and next meeting will focus on business matters.

Ole Miss Prados Bois Johnson American Association of Munisters Allaiis Thompson St Pall St. Patricks Aay Marin l Parks St. Patrickad Committee On

Lyceum Presents Paks Ne J Win At Lyceum Night

Miss Myra Sharlow and Miss Betty Gilmore dazzled in a University chapel Lyceum recital with Mr. Granville English as pianist and accompanist. The audience praised Sharlow for lyric soprano warmth and Gilmore for refined artistry while English showcased Chopin and other works with skillful accompaniment. The program included Negro spirituals and an encore finale to a pleased crowd. Ad advertises Prickly Ash Bitters as a kidney tonic.

University Lyceum Myra Sharlow Bettie Gilmore Granville English Sharlow Betty Til Leve Miss Gilmore Mrs. English Chopin Mr. English

Ole Missis Insists Name Does Not Imply Age

A reader rejects the notion that the nickname Ole Missis carries age meaning claiming the term reflects heritage rather than a literal elder status. The letter defends cultural signification over any misinterpretation.

Dr Holladay’s Hollow Ay Tongue Remedy Exposed

Historical note describes a hazardous tongue treatment attributed to Dr. Alex Holladay involving restraint, pulling, crushing the tongue, and a sequence of extreme ingestive steps. The account portrays the procedure as dangerous and unscientific, with warnings about the likely ineffectiveness and harm.

Hall's Catarrh Medicine claims cure for catarrh and deafness

The advertisement asserts Hall's Catarrh Medicine will cure catarrh or catarrh related deafness and no other diseases. It describes the product as a liquid taken internally that acts through the blood to reduce inflammation and restore normal mucous surface conditions. Circulation of free circulars is offered by B A Cheney & Co of Toledo Ohio.

Hall B. A, Cheney & Co Toledo Ohio

University of Texas Freshmen Health Screening Report

University physicians report that only one in forty freshmen were physically defective after exams, noting an unusually low defect rate. An advertising note promotes Herbine to purify the bowels and restore energy, priced at 60 cents, through A. H.

Oxford University of Texas A. H

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