Senator LeRoy Percy Speaks at Brandon on Percy Day
United States Senator LeRoy Percy spoke Monday in Brandon before an audience estimated between 750 and 2000 as Circuit court opened and Percy day drew visitors from across the county. The Vicksburg brass band led a parade to school grounds where seats were set under trees for an open air speech. Major Pat Henry introduced Percy who praised the late Senator A J McLaurin and touched on the Rose Hill incident blaming ex-governor Vardaman for the killing. The speech was well received with no incidents, and Percy's supporters called the day a success.
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July Term Circuit Court Opens Under Judge Dobbs
The July term of Circuit Court convened Monday morning with Judge Dobbs presiding and officers present. A grand jury with J M Taylor as foreman and J H Hawthorne as bailiff was empaneled, followed by a petit jury. Special bailiffs were sworn for the term, and proceedings adjourned Monday evening due to the Percy speaking, with a full report to follow next week.
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Grandma's Chickens and the Missing Chicks Mystery
A neighborhood tale about Grandma an elderly woman who charms local children with kindness and flowers. A thief steals her fifty chickens, sparking sadness until the kids replace them with new chicks tagged for spots and names, restoring joy in the garden and teaching shared care.
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Odds and ends from a wary columnist
Extracted musings on politics hats and wealth. A seismograph for political earthquakes could aid bosses while families seek favors. The piece notes the ease of forgetting others pain and the push to abolish hats, with a nod to John Law and captured nobility.
Tolstoy's comic close calls with a drunken admirer
A tale from P. A. Sergeyenko recounts Tolstoy's Moscow walk when a staggering intoxicated man eyed him and slurred I am your adorer and imitator, then respectfully stepped aside for the famed writer.
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Wits and Wonder in a Cracked Conversation
A fragmented exchange reveals uncertainty as one interlocutor mentions a cashier missing for several days and another hints at a possible trip or disappearance. The dialogue leaves whether the person has gone to rest or to escape trouble unresolved.
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Crank as a Driver of Invention and Reform
A defense of cranks arguing that every invention and reform that aided civilization began in the mind of a crank. The piece labels dreamers enthusiasts fanatics and contends practical minds often voice the harshest abuse, yet progress emerges from crank ideas.
The Crank and the Muse of Change
A reflective piece on the power of belief and enthusiasm to drive achievement. It contrasts historical figures who dared bold ideas with a wary portrait of idleness, and argues that faith in oneself and one’s cause can render the impossible possible. It celebrates the musician’s inner life and the link between effort, success, and character.
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Success and life aims in a reflective lecture
A speaker muses on what constitutes true success, distinguishing public acclaim from a useful life and urging personal standards beyond worldly definitions. He counsels self assessment, warns against endless talking, and ends with a plug for White's Cream Vermifuge to tackle intestinal worms.
My Garden Silence and Fragrance in Quiet Reflection
A reflective note on garden scents and nature's calming effect, with a Victorian mood. An advertisement then promotes Ballard's Snow Liniment for temporary back or shoulder pain, claiming muscle relaxation and restored strength. It lists prices 25c and $1.00, sold by Wim M. Flowers in Florence, Mississippi.
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Announced slate for Democratic primaries in Brandon
The Brandon News lists candidates for state and local offices in the Democratic primaries. Names include H W Bradshaw D M Mayers for State Senator and G S Ware for Representative, with multiple nominees for District Attorney, County Attorney, Superintendent of Education, Chancery Clerk, Circuit Clerk, County Treasurer, sheriff, Tax Assessor, Supervisors by beat, and Justices of the Peace.
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