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Newspaper
Oxford Eagle
Location
Oxford, Mississippi, United States of America
Date
Oct 12, 1905
Page
4
A cluttered ad-like snippet promotes shoes and prices from 1.50 to 7.09 with notes on durability and fit. It mentions W L Deng and Betton Ween and lists shoe prices such as 5.50 and 3.59, with references to catalog offerings and possible customer inquiries.
A humorous exchange unfolds near Central Park as a doctor questions a jockey’s claim to exercise while sitting at work. The man sides with busy business duties, insisting he gets plenty of exercise, prompting the doctor to dispute the claim with a mix of wit and skepticism.
Dr Williams Pink Pills cured neuralgia after two years of severe head pains in Mr Porter of Raymond New Hampshire. Pain started behind eyes and spread across the head with burning foreheads. sleep was difficult and mood irritable. After starting the pills in December 1999 he improved immediately. six boxes finished the cure which has persisted.
Nicholas J. Hertz of Albany reports chronic kidney pain eased after using Peruna for a month and resumes work. He credits relief to Peruna and notes ongoing use when exposed to cold air. Free medical advice offered by Dr Hartman of The Hartman Sanitarium in Columbus, Ohio.
A collection of brief notes on Giosso Carducci's birthday and professorship, Henry Arthur Jones’s failed play with Frohman, the American Mrs von Rottenburg gifting MomoSen’s library to Bonn, Tolstoi and Ibsen anecdotes, Horatio F. Brown’s fires destroying drafts, European presidents retiring, and a Byron tribute house in Fleet Street.
A quotation notes a belief that women fall into two groups: those who are married and those who remain hopeful. The phrasing reflects a historical view on gender roles and marriage prospects.
The piece argues the experiment farm differs from a mextel farm and should test new crops and methods, reporting practical results to farmers. It urges clear, simple bulletins, farmer involvement, and real needs alignment, noting potential failures but shared benefits if costs are low.
The piece urges farmers to work steadily after harvest to prevent weeds choking crops. It advises timely harvest and curing of tomatoes, earthwork for roots, proper storage of potatoes, care for fruit bushes, and feeding livestock with diverse fodder to keep milk and meat costs in check.
On farm trials the writer found skipping fertilizer with wheat reduced growth and the next spring clover showed weaker growth. He recommends a fertilizer high in potash and modest ammonia and phosphoric acid, tailored to light soils, to benefit clover seeding. Cor. Orange Judd Farmer.
Thomas L. Hinson of Monroe Missouri describes a simple root cellar method. He builds a small open-ended house with plain lumber, banks earth around it, lines the tubers with oak leaves, and covers them with more leaves or a quilt to protect from cold. He notes the South end remains open for airflow and claims the potatoes stay dry, sweeter, and easier to access.
Drummers exchange a rambling tale of hospitality in Louisiana. The story recalls a late night where children slept on the floor while elders moved to another room and suggested going to bed, ending with a surprising morning discovery.
A fragment from a humorous tale depicts a clergyman fond of a particular wine, often traveling with a bottle, and sharing it at meals. A kitchen encounter leads to a blunt exchange about preaching and temperance as a passerby criticizes the bottle.
A fragment from the Chiewgs Sun references oil from Boston and a man from Battle Creek in a cryptic, antic line about beans and breakfast.
The Washington Star quotes a reader's view on golf improving a husband’s health and mood. The letter argues golf helps his heart and stamina, while noting improvement in play could alter opponents' challenges.
A damaged OCR fragment shows a woman and poetical phrasing with unclear context. The readable bits mention beauty and men’s hearts, but key names and events are missing, leaving only partial, non coherent text.
A Cleveland Leader excerpt reports Mr South credits Dodd's Kidney Pills for eight months of backache and kidney complaints relief and a full recovery. He notes the treatment helped restore health after a prolonged illness and returns to normal work and activity.
A brief, sensational claim from South Wales Australia recounts a two year battle with eczema in a baby girl. After using Cuticura Soap and Cuticura Ointment, the child’s skin healed and the mother asserts the cream set the child free from scratching. The piece ends with a stray note on leadership and earth curvature.
A collage of stray notes on romance myths, traveling salesmen, and market reach. Traveling agents from Chicago packers push into South America and Asia, trading meat products for cowries and elephant tusks. A humor piece mocks a tipped waiter and a tainted money dilemma in Yonkers.
An imperfect report notes attendees at a recent exhibition reaction. The crowd responded with laughter and smiles as trends or displays amused them, signaling positive reception though details are fragmentary.
A clipped, comic exchange shows a seller and customer arguing over milk use in a stray, barely legible news fragment. The text hints at broader satire on business failures and provocations, referencing a New Jersey source and a jab about the father of the American Baby.
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