Oxford Hospital Fitted With Modern Conveniences
The Oxford Hospital is prepared to accommodate medical and surgical cases and a few party patients. For further information write or apply Mrs. Ellis, Matron.
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Newspaper
Oxford Eagle
Location
Oxford, Mississippi, United States of America
Date
Sep 02, 1915
Page
8
The Oxford Hospital is prepared to accommodate medical and surgical cases and a few party patients. For further information write or apply Mrs. Ellis, Matron.
The Board of Mayor and Commissioners of Oxford will meet at the mayor's office on Monday 6th 1915 to equalize the personal and realty tax rolls. Taxpayers may appear before the commissioners to request changes in assessment. after the hearing, changes will be made as decided by the board. J H Lawsmez Clerk & Tax Collector.
Scattered OCR fragments mentioning names and events, with unclear context and garbled phrasing. Reads like a brief notice or column segment about locals, dates, and activities, but key details are unreadable and attribution is uncertain.
Fragmentary note promoting weak kidneys and “Oxford testimony” with odd spellings and unclear endorsements. The text pressures readers about kidney pain and delay, citing generic remedies and dubious personal testimonials without credible medical guidance.
Agricultural high schools vie for a silver loving cup donated by A. Wailer Company of Greenwood for the Grown in Mississippi dinner on Thanksgiving day. Schools must plan menus, speakers, recitations, games, publicity, and proofs of ingredients, with strict rules on items grown outside the state and proper documentation.
A vintage ad promotes Shan's Liniment as a fast antiseptic for wounds infections and pain. It claims one application kills germs prevents poisons and aids blood flow. Marketed as an emergency doctor, it lists prices 28c 50c and $1.00 with the larger size offering six times the amount.
R E HAREINS expresses gratitude to Lafayette County voters for support in his Assessor bid and notes illness prevented a full canvass. He says he may run for Sheriff four years hence and remains committed to public service.
An old time liver medicine named May Apple Liver Tonic is advertised with active ingredient Podophyilin also called Vegetable Calorie. It is sold as Po-Do-Lax combined with other liver remedies and billed as a liver tome that arouses the liver and makes users feel better. A 50 cent bottle is offered with a suggested dose tonight.
Kodak films developed and printed from 25 cents to 40 cents depending on size. Leave your films today and pick up tomorrow at Barrow Studio. Phone 15.
A reader troubled by dandruff itching scalp and hair loss is advised to try a suggested remedy. The message promotes relief from scalp irritation and to strengthen hair.
Advertises hair tonic with a money back guarantee promising relief or refund. Sold only by Kendel's Drug Store with price 50 cents and one dollar. Also a note to attend Thursday night show titled Who Pays.
Etta Mississippi August 30 1915 a countywide note to voters thanking them for electing the new tax assessor on August 3 and 24 promising to make Lafayette County as good an assessor as they ever had
The passage argues prosperity depends on permanent agriculture and warns that cold seasons demand a reliable remedy. It cites personal endorsement of Dr. King's New Discovery as the best cough remedy tried by the speaker and family, with prices listed as 5c and $1.00.
The Greater Mississippi movement operates without pay from officers and relies on volunteer work and newspaper support. Leaders include J J White of McComb, P H Sanders of Laurel, and L E Davis of Natchez, with Southern Paper Mills and Carl J von Scutter backing state dinners to promote local products nationwide.
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