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Newspaper
Oxford Eagle
Location
Oxford, Mississippi, United States of America
Date
Sep 16, 1915
Page
5
Miscellaneous notes from Oxford and nearby towns list people visiting, returning, or traveling. Mentions include C J Lawhorn reopening, Miss Jean Mathis returning from California, Mrs White and Mrs Glenn Patey at home, Dr Jill Mackenfuss at the University, and L H Brummett planning a long stay in Alhambra. Various births, teaching plans, and community events are noted, with local civic updates and a music event at Bethel church.
For Rent three light housekeeping rooms on South Street. Apply to 452 Mrs W E Rowsey.
The undersigned pledge to uphold law and pursue Poe Vea who remains at large. Authorities M. Price and C. F. Cam.
All persons are hereby notified that hunting or any sort of trespass is prohibited on the property. The notice warns against entering, with enforcement actions likely for violations.
An 19th or early 20th century style advertisement claims the cold is stubborn and urges readers to buy a remedy bottled for $1.00. It touts universal trial by old and young and emphasizes it as the best aid against colds.
Miss Gertrude Lowry of Las Spee Promise Me provided a musical erate or esis as part of the program while Mrs. Charles Murray, violinist of Ripley, performed a suitable piece and assisted with the obligato for Miss Berry's O Perfect Love. Ushers led the bridal party to the altar with runnners laid on the floor. M. Fred Smith of Ripley and Addison of Laur al identified as ushers on the right, with Prof. P. H. Lowrey and Mr. Tibbetts of Blue Mountain on the left.
An old advertisement touts Po-Do-Lax as the safest liver medicine for constipation relief. It claims headaches and dizziness from constipation recede with a nongriping, easy action that arouses the liver and increases bile without stomach upset at 66c a bottle.
Oxford shoemaker J R Peacock recounts severe kidney pain and persistent symptoms before using Doan's Kidney Pills. He says three boxes cured him and reports no return of trouble over two years. Remedy from Kendel's Drug Store. Foster Milburn Co. Buffalo NY markets Doan's Pills.
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