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Newspaper

Brandon News

Location

Brandon, Mississippi, United States of America

Date

Jul 16, 1903

Page

8

Swamp Root Kidney Remedy Promoted by Ad Copy

A newspaper advertisement touts Dr Kilmer and Kilmer s Swamp Root as a cure for lame back kidney liver and bladder problems Bright s Disease and other kidney troubles It offers a free sample by mail and a booklet after readers request it by writing to Dr Kilmer Co Binghamton NY The ad notes bottles are sold in 50 cent and one dollar sizes and urges readers to remember the product name and address on every bottle.

Es ’ Kiler Kilmer Bright Evi Dr. Kilmer & Co Binghamton, N. Y

County News Notes Urgent Appeal for Honest Local News

Health good in locality as residents attend Everett to hear Simpson county scions discuss state legislature plans and enjoy a picnic. Crops fine though rain-heavy. Rev W P Chapman and wife return from Weathersby after assisting meetings. Covington tax dates corrected to 1901 this time. County News urges factual reporting and solid citizens like Covington and Mr. Robinson, with Chap mans continuing protracted meetings and local travel notes on W P Franklin and Sol Welch.

Everett Simpson County W. P. Chapman Weathersby Chapman D. J. Miley J. J. Covington Covington Neck of the Woods Dot County News Robinson E. N. Ross W.P. Chapman Ruth Sylvarena J. E. Chapman Newton W. P. Franklin Sol Welch Texas

Health notes and church attendance in Galilee region

Galilee reports health remains unfavorable with Katie Cook ill while Robt Warren improves after a month of illness. Several locals attend Mayton church, and Mandie Cook with H. Green visit Rock Bluff. Visitors Mrs George Everett and family stay with Dr. Warren’s household amid ongoing local notices.

Katie Cook Robt. Warren Mayton Mandie Cook H. Green May Rock Bluff George. Everett Warren G. T Fount A. Warren Patrick

Protracted Meeting Nears Fourth Sunday in Galilee

A local notice notes a visitor plans to return to Dodson Louisiana in a few days while families mention extended stays. Galilee mentions visitors Bob Everett and Plummer Turner from Magee and F R Green from Magee, with Robt Warren as a friend. The community asks for Little to visit and sing soon as the protracted meeting continues toward the fourth Sunday.

Dodson Bob Everet Fount Plummer Turner Magee Galilee F. R. Green Robt. Warren

Local notes mention crops, travels, and social visits

Patrick reports good health and crop prospects while residents anticipate a Pelaha convention. W Burnham and family visit Johns, Tom and Jim Thompson go to D Lo on business, and Henry Graves and family visit from D Lo. Sudie Patrick returns from Gainesville to a warm welcome. George Warren and wife report his brother improving. Attends Shiloh speech. Ellis Patrick and Brantley Kersh depart for a Lawrence county business tour. Sadie Patrick and Ida Patrick attend Mayton church. Felix Little starts a singing school at Central July 20. Central Sunday school grows. Ben and J F Marshall go to Ca tu on business. A Williams attends Mayton church. Augusta Donnell visits Johns.

Pelahatechie George Warren Shiloh Ellis Patrick Brantley Kersh Lawrence County Sadie Ida Patrick Mayton Sanday Felix Little Central Little Ira Ella Robinson Light Dave Kersh Ben J. F. Marshall Catu A. Williams Mayton Augusta Donnell Johns Joe Collier

Community notes from Puckett offer prayers and rain

Laura Allen remains unwell while Jerry McLain stays on sick list. Protracted meetings to begin at Baptist church next Saturday and at Methodist church on the fourth Sunday with Mr Ellis of Morton. Residents invite friends to join, rain arrives, schools near end, and local candidates tour the area seeking support. Crops look strong and weather hints at a wet spell.

Laura Allen Jerry McLain J. M. Polk Jackson Oscar Robinson Baptist Church Methodist Church Ellis Morton St. Johns W. B. Corley A. A. Burnham D’lo Little Felix Bertha Russell Will Webb Sel Dobson Fannie Baker Langford J. T. Rogers Charlie Cox Brandon J. A. Cox Florence Simpson Magee J.A. Cox J. H. Lee Eleanor Liles Williams Spring W. D. Pierce W. W. Deen Effie Pierce Florence Hugh Pierce Terry Stella Pierce Violet Smith Rexford Jim Alliston Bolton Archie Smith Archie Alliston

Paine's Celery Compound Endorsed for Farm Folk Health

After harvest toil many farmers and families face health strain from cold rain and overwork. Paine's Celery Compound is recommended to restore strength, ease rheumatism, purify blood, and boost vitality for winter. It claims to tone the stomach and relieve dyspepsia amid autumnweariness.

Daum Paine

Local notes on candidates and community events

The column praises candidate ethics and public service, mentions Mr Myers and other candidates like Mr Turner of Florence, notes a new survey purchase by G W Sebren, and reports a drowning near Barron’s Ferry and improving typhoid cases. Sunday school at Clear Branch remains strong as a protracted meeting starts Saturday before the fourth Sunday led by Rev. Morris.

Turner Florence G. W. Sebren Surrey Simpson County Pearl River Barron’s Ferry Bridges Clear Branch Saturdday Morris

Thomasville notes on visitors and community life

The column praises rain for fields and God’s justice, mentions Misses Haddon and Milling visiting Mrs W. D. Thomas, Bruce Thomas returning from I. T. and other places, Prof. J J Covington’s brief return, a hospital sociable with ice cream, and guests Heamby May and Webb Ragland. It extols Sunday school progress and cooperation between denominations as key to community advancement.

Haddon Milling Fw. D. Thomas Bruce Thomas I. T Thomas Great West J.J. Covington Bell Mathews Heamby May Webb Ragland Brandon O. J. Ragland Times

Child Guidance and Moral Training Teachings

A fragment reflecting on parental influence, urging mothers to shape character through true teachings, godly examples, and sublime reasoning to foster happier homes and holier thoughts. The line emphasizes the impact of maternal guidance on children’s minds and moral development.

Crops look good despite dry spell in Yazoo County

Community notes from Florence and surrounding areas report frequent rains aiding crops, with corn especially noted as thriving. Attendees include H H Bullock and J R Cooper, county convention delegates, while health varies. typhoid affects Ed Gill and Bill Gill. A protracted meeting, a county line sermon, and a Star school house picnic are announced along with plans for a new Baptist church and a saw mill.

Ed Gill Bill Gill Laura Whitaker County Line Church L. S. Terry Union Church Everett Simpson County F. W. Little Andrew Chapel Elijah Crain Lincoln County Wilson Crain

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Puckett S. R. Myers Tutt Thomasville Monterey Messia J. H. Cooper W. OC. Cooper Crystal Springs M. L. Bullock Methodist H.H. Bullock Cg, Williams Lee Webb Arminda Cooper Jim Ware Butler Dossett J. R. Cooper Cleary Jim Steen Clinton W. W. Steen Jimmie Alliston W. W. Reno D. H. Pinsock Yazoo City Greenville Reno Myers Grimes Buchanan Norresl Ellis Jones Andrew SINAL Mary Pirece Plain Monday J. L. Buchanan R. Myers W. M. Reno Joe Rev. S. Morris Urday Baptist States Convention Hattie Belle Didlake Starkville Philip Didlake Star School House What Is Castoria Tee Sunny Jim R. Sacepges Scott Scott & Bowne Pearl Street New York Seiad Pratt Reynolds J. S. Alexander Pat Miss H. A. Busick Wy Fe Depot Public Square W. E. Craig C.W. Owen & Son
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