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Newspaper

Brandon News

Location

Brandon, Mississippi, United States of America

Date

Dec 18, 1919

Page

4

Juniors of Gulf Division Form New Peace Program

Miss Verna Pursell of New Orleans will lead 48269 Junior Red Cross members in Gulf division as a separate department. New plans require raising at least one half million dollars annually for relief to foreign children. Lyman Bryson sails to Europe as Junior Red Cross abroad representative to study conditions and write monthly articles. Miss Blanche Greer will accompany him to illustrate.

Verna Pursell New Orleans Department of Junior Activities Red Cross Uniil Department of Development National Gulf Division United States Parsell Gram America Lyman Bryson American Red Cross Europe Red Cross of America Mr. Bryson University of Michigan Georgetown Columbia Blanche Greer

Junior Red Cross Unites Children for Postwar Service

Chief of Red Cross notes millions of children enrolled in Junior Red Cross in fall 1917 to aid the war effort and demands that their spirit of service endure into the Peace Program. Educators like W J Studebaker urge sustaining sympathy and love of humanity to empower these efforts beyond conflict.

Red Cross W. J. Studebaker Des Moines Children of America

Hopes Women Will Adopt This Habit As Well As Men

An article promotes a morning routine of hot water with limestone phosphate to cleanse the stomach liver and bowels. It claims this inside bath improves health, complexion, and energy, urging both women and men to start each day with the practice.

London Y M C A hostels hide American doughboys tale

A ragged American soldier, after a year with British forces in France, seeks aid at a London YMCA hut. Mrs Gowers shelters him, but his valet persona shocks the household as a cable reveals a California millionaire son’s plea for funds, with the note “Dad, I’m busted.”

London England France Eagle Hut Gowers California Chamberlain

Plan to salvage coal from Long Island Sound

Simon Lake announces five specially built boats to salvage about 1,000,000 tons of coal from the bottom of Long Island Sound off Bridgeport Connecticut. If successful, operations may extend along the New England coast and herald a new era in thrift and conservation of wasted public utilities.

Long Island Sound Simon Lake Lake Engineering Company Bridgeport Mr. Lake Sound Atlantic New England

New Incombustible Insulating Material Described

A new insulating compound is formed by blending 51.7 percent powdered asbestos with 14 percent powdered mica and 20 percent mineral rubber plus 1 percent resin and 3 percent para rubber dissolved in 9.6 percent bisulphide or selenium. After washing and air evaporation a non absorbent substance is produced that becomes plastic on heating and can be molded into any shape.

North Dakota Leads in Banks Per Capita Among States

North Dakota has one bank for every 948 residents, the highest per capita bank density. South Dakota follows at 1 bank per 1,474 people, with Nebraska at 1 per 1,208 and Iowa at 1 per 1,210. Kansas stands at 1 per 1,548, Missouri at 1 per 3,276.

North Dakota Southakota Nebraska Towa Kansas Missouri

Mule Keeps The Farm, A Feeble Kick Keeps Company

A fragment from the PA8T Associations notes humorously asks why keep an old mule around as the sole source of bite and courage on the farm. The line hints at nostalgia and quiet resilience in a dwindling rural scene.

Naturally. How to plan a grand blow out

A witty exchange on hosting a grand social event. The speaker asks for the first step to a successful blowout and answers with raising the wind, implying generating atmosphere and excitement as the key. The line reflects playful banter on party prep and social flair.

Gas exposure claim sparks discussion of home remedies

A reader reports being gassed and criticizes hot water drinking as a remedy while noting a small cost for limestone phosphate. The note suggests that a quarter-pound dose could prove effective within one or two weeks, implying a home treatment discussion from a drugstore context.

Pores in skin and bowels in impurity debate

The text contrasts skin pores absorbing no impurities into the blood with bowel pores doing so, highlighting a belief about cleansing and filtration between external skin and internal bowels. It reflects historical views on anatomy and toxin elimination.

Parker Farms offers frost proof cabbage plants in multiple lots

Advertisement from Parker Farms of Moultrie Georgia promoting frost proof Early Jersey Charleston Wakefields Succession and Flat Dutch cabbage plants for early spring planting. Prices listed for 1000 2000 and 5000 plants with prepaid mail options.

Early Jersey Charleston Wakefields Express Parker Farms Moultrie

Notice to Contractors Sealed bids sought for county needs

Notice states that sealed bids will be received until noon on the first Monday in January 1920 for supplies or improvements to the county home and road districts with authority to reject any or all bids as needed.

Bridge and depository district notices in Mississippi

Four bridges and a county depository for 1920 are outlined in Beat 1 areas between Whit tington and Iddo Lewis and near Will Dear and Alonza on Pearl River. Clerk J A Robinson records the details. An advertisement touts Prickly Ash Bitters as a digestion aid.

Grant's Ferry Road Whittington’s Iddo Lewis Will Dear’s Place Pearl River Alonza

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