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Newspaper
Oxford Eagle
Location
Oxford, Mississippi, United States of America
Date
Oct 28, 1920
Page
7
A church notes feature offers a weekly meditation from Psalm 100 4 and verses from Dr Frank Crane and Christian teaching. It urges leaving grudges behind choosing kindness and helping others as a path to fellowship and heavenly reward.
Hattie Kleece of Glenn Missouri reports Dr LeGear's Stock Powders increased her cow’s milk by a half gallon daily and butter by a pound, claimed to improve digestion for cattle and also beneficial for horses hogs and sheep. The ad notes the remedies are veterinary prescriptions backed by 28 years of practice and offer refunds if not satisfied. It also lists prizes won at the State Fair and names several students from area schools who earned trips.
A colorless liquid advertised as the latest medical breakthrough that heals wounds cuts sores and galls. Promoted as a flesh healing remedy sold by A. H. Kendel with prices 30c 60e and $1.50.
Abbeville High School Parent Teachers Association met Friday with a large turnout. The program featured civic improvements, industrial training, church organization, and school demonstrations. Miss Doney contributed to the meeting and High School Girls served refreshments.
The county Boy s Pig Club awards list winners in Duroc and Poland China classes. Homer Clem as tops the best male pig with David Smith and Byron Childress following. Aubrey Lock wins best Du roc girl with Eugene McCain and Johnie Crouch as runners up. Early Mitchell leads best brood sow. Oli g Walker and Erbie Metts follow. Aubrey Huggins takes first in Poland China. Theron Lyles second. Mr Blassengim and Mr Lee Gim complete the men's Poland China pigs awards.
College Hill shows progress under M. P. Bush with three new teachers including Prof Rouse and Prof and Mrs Greer. Senior class has thirty members led by president Jack Dillard and officers Ben McElreath and May Pool. Activities include Redpath Lyceum program, football under Prof Rouse, girls basketball plans, Hi Y Club events, and community projects like screening Patty Frerson's house and roof repairs.
Catarrh cure claim for restoring normal body conditions. Mentions Halls Catarrh Medicine by F. J. Cheney Co. Toledo Ohio and a digest style circular. References to tonics and blood building effects.
Born to Mr and Mrs A S Hug gins Saturday evening at seven o clock Oct 38 1020 a sen.
The pamphlet argues Camels outshine all cigarettes in puff quality and satisfaction, urging trade up from coupons and premiums to superior taste and value.
The Meridian Dispatch will be led by Ben I. Rappold in Meridian Mississippi. The new morning paper aims to reflect credit on the region with dignified news service and growth coverage. An advertisement promotes a malaria and fever remedy as a tonic and laxative.
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