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Newspaper

Oxford Eagle

Location

Oxford, Mississippi, United States of America

Date

Sep 15, 1910

Page

4

The Pulpit Message for Today and Its Demands

A compact sermon outline argues the pulpit must deliver uncompromising truth against popular errors. It emphasizes salvation through Christ, warns against secular cynicism, and urges courage to proclaim difficult doctrines including Jesus' deity, while questioning contemporary mission zeal and modern science's limits.

Paul Timothy God Carey Israel Jesus Christ Conit

Thrift Advice For Youth From An Old Text

The passage urges a young man to deny excess and embrace thrift. It argues thrift builds a competence for the years beyond midlife, emphasizing prudent spending, saving, and steady habits as foundations for future security.

Promised A Lively Time in Mare Twain Editorial Plan

Mare Twain outlined a cautious policy for the Buffalo Express noting he would avoid harming the paper or provoking trouble. He pledged to tell the truth, rebuke crime by any party, avoid slang, and limit politics while relying on the political editor.

Mark Twain Buffalo Express

Panic Averted as Welsh Bank Doles Hot Coins

In a severe panic at a Welsh bank, farmers crowded the counter to withdraw funds. The manager instructed a clerk to heat sovereigns in a frying pan and pass them to anxious customers. Mistakenly believed to be real money trick, the coins cooled the panic and the bank steadied.

South Wales Alf Jim

Enmity Recalled At Minneapolis St Paul Dinner

Senator Clapp recalled past enmity between Minneapolis and St Paul at a dinner in Minneapolis. He cited a speech about careless building and a claim that one resident of St Paul is killed by accident in the streets every 48 hours, drawing a sharp interjection from the crowd.

Minneapolls St Paul Clapp Minneapolis St. Paul

Remarkable Young Lady in a Feuilleton Quotation

A collage of magazine humor and literary quotes features a lurid line about Janet Fenn and a Punch snippet. It also includes wry notes from Meggendorfer Blaetter and remarks from Emerson and Isaac Taylor.

Janet Fenn Janet

Coffee's Weight on Old Age and Postum Testimony

A Southern public school superintendent cites his mother's relief from heart trouble and stomach issues after switching from coffee to Postum. He recalls discovering the beverage during a visit, purchasing a package, and later noting improved health across his family, especially his mother previously described as a long standing victim of coffee effects.

Postum

Merchant Prince Rise from Bottom to Top in Retail

By C. W. Jennings the article explains how a boy starts low as a messenger or wrapper in a major department store and climbs to buyer or general manager. It notes steps for advancement education and wholesome recreation during ascent.

C. W. Jennings

The Merchant Prince Career Path From Messenger to Manager

The piece argues that American boys can rise from messenger or parcel wrapper to department store leadership, detailing steps from stock boy to head buyer or general manager. It notes starting salaries of four to seven dollars weekly rising to twenty five, with promotions based on ability, schooling, and integrity, aided by employer schools and benefits.

Dore A. T Stewart Bie United States Ooy Selfridge Beeo Associated Literary Press

OH dear bicycle picnic and accident splint theft

A fragment from a historical account describes a bicycle picnic turning into an accident where a man broke his leg. A woman confiscated a passerby’s walking stick and broke it into three pieces to use as splints.

Daylight Saving Fades From Public Eye After Year

A year after a heated debate over advancing clocks to lengthen days, parliament did not pass the daylight saving plan. Birmingham and Cincinnati enacted ordinances, then repealed them as enforcement proved futile. The public turned against the measure, and the topic has largely vanished from discussion.

Birmingham England Cincinnati

St Peter’s Retains Supremacy as World’s Largest Church

The article notes St Peter’s in Rome remains the biggest church and a monumental place of worship, preserved through centuries despite the advent of steam and electricity transforming society.

St. Peter's Rome

Unnamed Nurse Receives Praise and Gentle Rebuke

A nurse carries a patient to the hospital and receives high praise from the surgeon for skilled bandaging. He notes a small mistake yet commends her overall deft work and encourages focus on successes rather than failures.

Lasting Influence in Home Life Framing Field Tech Role

A fragment discusses lasting influence of home evenings and field tech roles amid social shifts. The piece references gender dynamics and economic protection claims tied to the woolen industry and tariffs with a skeptical tone about protectionism. Andrew Johnson is cited in a brief historical note from the New York World.

P.finence

Not Impregnable and Odd Exchanges in Debaters

Social debts and daily calls loom in a fragmentary chat, while an advertisement touts Tron Corrugated and Crimp items for barns sheds and residences. Horace Avery named among witty British bar judges, with a quip about retirement and gentleman status in a recalled exchange.

Horace Avery K. C Avery

Sun to Shine 20 Million Years Says Gelentiste

A scientific claim states the sun will emit the same heat for twenty million years. An advertisement urges mothers to examine CASTUORLIA, a children’s remedy, bearing the old signature and trusted by generations. A remark questions an American team’s public reception for visiting players.

Fragments of Advice and Quotes from a 19th Century Page

The text offers scattered lines on medicine and patient care, a recipe note for laxatives, and quotes about marriage and duty. It includes phrases about doctors, fashion, and social remarks, with a stray address fragment and literary asides attributed to J. C. Snaith and Silas K. Hock.

Cuticura Heals Infant Eczema Before Four Months Old

A two month old baby suffered severe eczema all over the body with raw skin and heavy scalp scab. After trying several remedies, the family used Cuticura Soap Ointment and Resolvent, noting skin regrowth in three days and a healthy four month old. Mrs. Joseph Koasmann, Ridgewood Heights NY, Apr 30 May 4, 1909. The Wish is Father to the Thought says Dr. Waggoner at Berea College praising decline of corporal punishment in schools.

Joseph Koasmann St. John’s Place Ridgewood Heights N.Y Robert L. Waggoner Baldwin University Berea Doctor Waggoner

Thrift in Vermont noted by Boston editor

Robert Lincoln O'Brien, editor of the Boston Transcript, praises Vermont thrift but recalls a dinner incident. In a summer visit he and a friend heard the hostess telling the servant to fetch two large potatoes and three small ones.

Vermont Thrift Robert Lincoln O'Brien The Boston Transcript Vermonters O'Brien Vermont

Quotations on Compassion From Classic Thinkers

A compact collection of lines highlighting kindness and social duty. The excerpt juxtaposes John Bright and Leigh Hunt urging personal virtue and care for others in a timeless moral frame.

Not the Time for That Dinner Humour at London Authors Club

Owen Seaman, editor of Punch, attended a London Authors' club dinner as the principal guest and chaired a discussion on Humor. He opened with a tale about a bluebottle and two Scots as they drink whisky, then the Scotsman humorously debates if a fly is a birdie or a beastie and a second Scotsman cautions against mixing goat whisky with religious talk.

Owen Seaman Punch London Authors’ Club Sandy Ron

Conductor Thrown Down Embankment Recovers With Dean's Kidney Pills

George Hahn a C and N W conductor from West Chicago Illinois was thrown 25 feet down an embankment and suffered kidney injury. He credits Dean's Kidney Pills with restoring his health after a year of incapacity and ongoing pains. The ad urges readers to remember Dean's, sold for 59 cents a box by Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY.

George Hahn Arbor Ave West Chicago Ill Dean Dean’‘s Foster-Milburn Co Buffalo

Stunner Seeks Comments on Shocking Car Collision

A sensational remark notes Mrs Swellington as a stunning woman after she allegedly struck the speaker with an automobile recently. The incident left the narrator unconscious for about two hours.

Russian engineer Mile. Bandurin builds for army, bridges Neva

Mile Bandurin serves as superintendent of an engineering firm in Russia. A graduate of the Women’s Technological Institute in St Petersburg, she has practical experience in engineering. She built a steel warehouse for an army cooperative society and assisted in constructing a bridge across the Neva, among other notable projects.

Mile. Bandurin Russia Women's Technological Institute St. Petersburg Army Co-Operative Society Neva

Doctor dispute over Billy's heads injury tale

A patient report stirs confusion as the doctor and attendees dispute whether Bill was drunk after a fall requiring head care. The exchange centers on the doctor's statement versus onlookers' memory of a jagged cut and injury assessment.

Bill

English London Speech and Witty Language Snippets

A collection of humorous quotes about London English and language quirks. Includes Senator Depew remarks aboard the Lusitania on London speech, a Bloomsbury lodging anecdote, a playful landlady exchange, and brief jests about age and cocktails.

London Depew Bloomsbury British Museum

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