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Newspaper
Oxford Eagle
Location
Oxford, Mississippi, United States of America
Date
Oct 23, 1919
Page
2
United States Public Health Service Surgeon General Blue cautions that influenza likely returns this fall and winter. Emphasizes building blood red balance to resist infection, touts Pepto Mangan as a reliable blood builder, and notes physicians advise Gude’s lepto-nungan for vitality.
Prolonged rains damaged cotton seed in bolis. Residents J S Calloway and Pattie Mae visited Memphis relatives. Mrs Dunbar White family plan to reside in the county. Mrs C C Stephens is out again. Walter Crouch sold his home and moved in with his parents. Ellis Hill entertain a new daughter. Mrs Clemmons, mother of Mr Clemmons, died en route to visit son. Various locals and visitors shared events and worship in Oxford.
The poem urges resilience through cheerfulness and song. A man of worth holds his head high and moves on despite strife. Smiles breed joy while tears shorten life, and one should try to smile even when troubled. Read as a motivational verse by Robert Franklin.
Farmers in the Hill Section of Tallahatchie county had seed cotton processed at Charleston. State Chemist W I Hand analyzed mixed samples yielding 42.9 gallons of oil, 969 pounds of meal, and 609 pounds of hulls per ton. Using market values, the approximate ton value is $57.48.
An old portrayal urges avoiding calomel mercury and endorses Dodson's Liver Tone as a harmless vegetable substitute to cleanse liver, ease bilious symptoms, and prevent sickness. It claims quick relief, no salivation, and suitability for children.
A yo-yo of moral counsel urging the reader to be true to self and virtuous amid life. The verse lists traits B should embody such as honest prudent temperate patient and reverent while warning against missteps and betrayal.
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