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Newspaper
Oxford Eagle
Location
Oxford, Mississippi, United States of America
Date
Sep 04, 1919
Page
5
An extended testimonial ad cites numerous railroad engineers from Atlanta Nashville Houston Birmingham and Jacksonville endorsing Tanlac. They claim improved appetite weight gains and relief from stomach trouble nerves and indigestion after using the product. The piece emphasizes engineers guard public safety and daily railroading hazards.
Maj. Gen. William E. Ireneide reports Russian forces aided by Royal Fusiliers and Australians attacked Bolsheviks south of Obozerskaya on August 29. The village Emtsa changed hands twice before British forces secured it again, with aircraft bombing targets. Ten heavy pieces and 500 prisoners reported. casualties described as light.
London daily Express identifies Commander Dodson D. 5S. O. as the officer responsible for destroying Jenine’s Bolshevist fleet. He reportedly captured guns and 500 prisoners.
Nearly 1 800 officers and men of the First Division arrive in New York from France aboard the Orizaba as the advance party lands to organize reception. More units follow on transports Pastores Suwanee Liberator Freedom Amphion Callao Santa Ferea and Leviathan within 10 days. Parade planned on Fifth Avenue September 10 with Gen Pershing expected to ride at the head.
Chicago banker Charley R. Crane returns from Armenia and the Near East where he led the American mandate inquiry. He reports in favor of the United States taking the mandate for the stricken nation and urges American aid as Armenia and Syria face dire conditions.
Brorsen's comet first found in 1847 appears to be within observable range three years earlier than expected. The note follows Metcalf's South Hero Vermont sighting of two comets reported by Rev. Joel H Metcalf.
The storm battered the Brittany coast from Lorient extending miles north and south carpeted with wreckage. Ships and debris washed ashore as ocean conditions worsened, prompting rescue and relief efforts along the shore.
The transport Thomas landed in Vladivostok with 600 replacement troops and will sail August 22 for Manilavia Nagasaki, reaching San Francisco in roughly 45 days with 540 Americans aboard.
Atlanta expects over 100000 attendees from across the nation for the twenty fourth annual United German Veterans reunion in Atlanta October 7 8 9 and 10.
Lafayette Springs opens its high school with Prof. E S Samuels leading songs and prayers. Mayor Faust welcomes crowd as local band plays and Miss Loudell Welch performs. Dr Rogers of State University speaks on education while James Stone explains club work. Enrollment tops prior records as attendees praise the new start.
A health advertisement touts Herbine as a splendid remedy for torpid liver and disordered bowels. It claims the medicine cleanses the system and restores vim and activity. Price is 60 cents and it is sold by A. H. Kendel in Oxford, Mississippi.
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