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Newspaper
Brandon News
Location
Brandon, Mississippi, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1919
Page
3
Money to loan on improved land with liberal terms. Appraisals of land, low interest, easy payments. Loans completed in ten or fifteen days, no red tape, responsible only for your own money. See J. R. East, Brandon, Miss.
Brandon residents list callers and visitors from Jackson, Flo rence, Pelahatchie and Pisgah. Several candidates for county offices, teachers, and returning residents are noted. Aged Aunt Mary Moore dies, and the town prepares for new fire equipment. Lieut. Cole Burns sails for home soon after France service.
Wilkes Davis, one of our brave soldier boys, returned home last week with thrilling stories from battles overseas. Sunday marked Children’s Day at the Methodist church with a fine program by the youngsters trained by Mesdames Knight, King, and Pennington.
On May 12 and 15, many of Miss Carey Bruce’s students performed in recitals. Oteria Brown Miriam Shields Nona Martin Bessie Ruth Lindsey Isabel Mc Main Irene Shields Elizabeth Hobson Nell Smoot Bettie Webb East Cornelia Lafferty Irene Cooper Susie May Barnes Louise May and Delta Stevens showcased fluent performances. Most pupils studied exclusively with Miss Bruce.
Pleasant visitors filled the home of Mr and Mrs J T Stubbs as Cab McKay returned home Saturday after honorable discharge from Camp Pike. Numerous relatives visited, including Alancing Lockwood and son from Morton, Jim Ross family, Dr Jesse Gallaspie hosts, Will Bynum and Mrs Fannie Little with Mary Frances and Flora Joe Rives. Mrs Ruth Finley of Morton stayed with her parents Ed Stingily, Tom Wilson visited, Will Taylor returned from A M College for vacation. For sale 50 head high grade Hereford cows three years old bred to registered Hereford bulls Greenfield Farm Greenfield Mississippi.
A persuasive 1910s style piece argues that daily morning internal cleansing via hot water and a teaspoon of phosphate improves skin color and vitality. It urges both men and women to adopt the habit, claiming it purges the stomach and blood and leads to rosy complexions and fewer illnesses.
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