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Newspaper
Brandon News
Location
Brandon, Mississippi, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1915
Page
3
A fashion note on sport coats and matching sweaters for young people, highlighting bright colors such as cerise, lacquer red, and royal blue. Describes the Worumbo sport coat in black and white with a wide belt, white silk braid, practical pockets, convertible collar, and coordinated white accessories. Also notes skirt trimmings like material quillings and bias bindings for fresh edges.
The lingerie hat uses fine cotton embroidery and lace, forming a midsummer millinery popular in the exclusive trade. Two pictured styles feature embroidered blooms, fringed brims, and ribbons, paired with voile frames and blue crepe faces, designed to complement sheer white frocks and summer dresses.
Soft suede leather finds wide use in military collars and deep rollback cuffs. Pointed collar corners are embroidered with metallic thread and black or white silk for a refined detailing.
Perkins Rossiter and his brother Ethan clash over Deborah Croft then life reshapes through Rob Cleaver and Danny. After a cruel April Fools hoax, Danny aids laborers, learns his father survived abroad, and a lost fortune finally returns, yielding mercy and reconciliation.
Law Notes argues Mississippi juries are liberal on money. Illinois Central railroad v Dacus yielded $500 after a ticket agent used a slur. In Alabama railroad company v Morris a white woman received $15,000 for short ride with three negroes, but the court trimmed the verdict to $2,000.
Two girls discuss a treacherous man while Noah observes chaos. Buck Kilby quips that a leisure man has time to finish billiards, and a wary warning suggests it is better to be surprised than by the police.
The exchange recalls gas warfare’s horror with Hark away noting Germany’s use of gas and Dingleberry quipping that even worse would be gas bills sent to victims reading Please remit, a satirical jab at wartime cruelty and profiteering.
Castoria RIA is promoted as a harmless substitute for castor oil paregoric drops and soothing syrups. It claims to be opioid free, has been used for over 80 years, and asserts benefits for constipation wind colic teething diarrhea and better sleep in children.
The piece surveys historical wedding customs where shoes symbolized a bride's subjection to her husband. It cites practices from the East, Jewish weddings, Nestorians, Russia, and a tale of Martin Luther placing the groom's shoe on the bride's pillow to signify lifelong deference.
Gasserby recalls a delightful morning moment with Dorfling as two elderly acquaintances set aside war memories to argue a disputed Shakespeare point. The light exchange highlights playful scholarly banter and timeless literary interest.
A playful dialogue contrasts inmate dress norms with fashion, as a jest about striped wear winds into a quip on guilty conscience. The exchange hints at social views and humor without stating concrete events.
A train commuter asks a man about garden pests rotted bulbs and failing grass. The other reveals success by living in a hotel, dodging local gardening woes and water issues. The exchange highlights ironic relief from troubles by relocation.
In On the Other Hand a 5e year arraignment targets the reluctant conscript. The dialogue suggests many male actors in the case view the piece as an indictment of cowardice and duty.
A fragment notes a discount at Blank's shop focusing on marked down shoe sizes rather than city price cuts. The terse exchange hints at a marketing shift or inventory clearance impacting customers with limited sizes. No further details are provided.
Senator Sоргhum voices faith in plain people yet doubts crowd consensus. He asks what if the plain people disagree, then states he refuses to be swayed by the thoughtless crowd.
Farmer Corntessel notes a friend’s fine language flow yet mocks its use, saying the talent serves mainly to drown out ideas with ornamental phrasing. The line reflects a rural wit and humor about communication style versus substance.
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