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Brandon News

Location

Brandon, Mississippi, United States of America

Date

Jun 03, 1915

Page

6

Warrington and Parrot Co Take a Rangoon Draft

Warrington an American adventurer and James his servant with a caged parrot travel toward Rangoon to cash a 300000 rupees draft. Elsa Chetwood a rich American tourist spots Warrington on board and learns he has beaten a syndicate. He shares two days with her before danger surfaces as Newell Craig appears and Elsa stabs him. Warrington and Elsa part with unresolved tension, while Warrington hides a growing attraction.

Warrington James Irrawaddy Parrot & Co Rangoon Elsa Chetwood Rajah Elsa Martha Newell Craig Craig Lascar Ruffan

The East Unfolds a Tangled Voyage of Elsa and Warrington

Elsa endures a tense voyage aboard a crowded ship as her mysterious companion Warrington remains distant. Rumors swirl about him and a rival, Craig, fears retribution while Elsa vows not to marry Arthur and contemplates sending a telegram from Singapore. The shipboard mood grows charged as longing, suspicion, and danger simmer beneath calm seas.

Warrington Arthur Craig James Elsa Delta Charity Mr. Warrington Martha East Darjeeling Singapore

Dangerous Bull Tail Twisting at Venezuelan Fiesta

In Venezuelan and Colombian fiestas a wild bull is released in a roped town street. Eight to ten mounted riders twist the bull’s tail to topple it, amid danger and a rising hospital census. The victor is crowned with flowers by the village’s prettiest girl.

Venezuela Colombia

New Enemy of Prairie Dog in South Dakota

A vehicle driven method uses exhaust gases to suffocate prairie dogs. A hose channels exhaust into a burrow for several minutes before the hole is covered. The technique is described as a practical extermination aid for landowners.

South Dakota

Navy record of achievement counters critics claim

The New York World reports Secretary Daniels rebutting naval critics by detailing fleet progress under Wilson. It notes 36 more ships in commission than two years ago, 77 authorized or under construction versus 54 in 1913, mine and torpedo increases, payrolls up 5,824, and a doubled submarine build rate. It highlights new 14 inch guns, revived admiral ranks, and enlistment openings, urging critics to propose policy instead of fault finding.

Gardners Daniels Wilson Taft Navy New York World

Wilson’s quiet humor shines in Press Club speech

President Wilson gave an admirable address to the Associated Press in New York, mixing seriousness with humor. He warned against inviting trouble for publicity, praising the self mastered man who acts with calm courage rather than irritable aggression. He did not intend to praise himself, yet the self aware compliment echoed.

Wilson Associated Press New York

Critics of the President in the Philadelphia Record

The Philadelphia Record notes critics of the President and praises his refusal to answer attacks from two former leaders. It contrasts Taft and Roosevelt tones and argues for a return to the tradition that ex-presidents stay out of ongoing politics and critique of successors.

Mr. Taft Roosevelt United States Mr. Roosevelt Philadelphia

One Party Sums Up Unity Across Nation

All Americans recognize the president as leader of a united people in a time of anxiety. Party politics pause at the water's edge. Not Democrats or Republicans, but the American people support the president. The nation stands as one party for the American cause.

Elsa Martha United States New York Party of the Union of All America

Mrs Lyons Testimony for Lydia E Pinkham Cure

Terre Hill Pa Mrs Avucustus Lyon testifies Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound relieved her female troubles backaches and pains insomnia and loss of appetite after use she feels like a new woman The ad touts the remedy as nature made and the standard treatment for women illness with testimonials from patients saved from surgery and from Lynn Mass factory files.

Terre Hill Lydia E. Pinkham Avucustus Lyon Pinkham Lynn Mass

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