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Newspaper
Brandon News
Location
Brandon, Mississippi, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1903
Page
2
Stanton reflects on fading love and departure in a poetic plea about drifting apart. The fragment expresses longing, unresolved prayers, and the burden of providing shelter while the speaker prepares to leave. The piece captures emotional ache and a sense of inevitability.
A woman describes her ideal partner as a mind and soul of exalted depth. She admires Jack Rendlesham but faces a conflict when Mr Blobbsworth, a wealthy stock broker, asks her to join him. Torn between a simple cottage life and providence driven duty, she consents to help Blobbsworth in a higher life.
Connie Mack recalls Bill Lange of Chicago delivering the boldest play he ever saw. Lange reached first, sprinted on a wild ball, went from first to third, and scored as the catcher failed to touch the base. The single baserun decided the game for Chicago.
A London News piece cites two anecdotal legends from Dr Winnington Ingram sermons. The first has a tired child asking if the bishop can reach heaven now. The second tells of a boy who wants to be eaten by a lion to mock martyrdom, a tale the author says bishops permit as anecdotal license.
State founded commercial schools in Russia are established where needed by commercial bodies such as chambers of commerce. They are state institutions under Finance Ministry control. Forty three state controlled commercial schools exist, with twenty private schools under state supervision.
An essayist muses on patience and delay, citing Longfellow Emerson and Isaiah and recounting a Persian tale of a king and his adviser. He notes modern Parliament reforms in Australia, condemning strikes as akin to anarchy, and promotes his new book with endorsements from Uncle Remus and Joel Chandler Harris in The Constitution.
A collage of humor and wry remarks from multiple papers features jokes about marriages, money, dogs, and eating habits. Notable lines include a husband joking about discharging his wife for being horrid to the cook and a quip on elopers seeking blessing in the form of money.
The 1594 Lansdowne manuscripts reveal Elizabethan orders to curb alehouses. Justices were to reduce disorders, publicans to report patrons, ban games, and restrict Sunday access for nearby residents. Stronger brews were blamed as unhealthy and reform was pursued by privy council.
The world’s first electric railway reportedly connected Basb mills with Giants' Caussway in Ireland, marking an early milestone in rail technology.
Dr Henry C Swentzel rector of St Luke's Church preached on The Gospel of the Resurrection from Acts xvii 18 praising the Apostolic zeal and courage born of Easter belief. He argued St Paul and the early church testified to Jesus's death and rising, urged clear debate, and asserted resurrection as historical fact supported by witnesses and church tradition.
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