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Newspaper
Brandon News
Location
Brandon, Mississippi, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1908
Page
2
The store announces a Great Half Price Sale on Men's Wearing Apparel starting Tuesday June 9 and running through Saturday June 20. The sale aims to reduce stock levels by offering clothing at half price to citizens of the city and surrounding area.
Cardinal Logue, about to sail home, warns in a farewell address that prosperity may turn to luxury and divorce rises as a great evil. He urges America to stay true to republican ideals, warns that family strength and the home define national greatness, and lauds the church’s role in upholding home values.
Richard A. Canfield argues gambling odds favor the house in two to ninety, asserting a gambler can win your money over time. He claims a $100 stake against $90 and says long play guarantees the outcome, with math and certainty behind the house's edge.
In a frank statement Ambler Canfield argues that the gambler's game is not a risk but a rationalized form of financial robbery. He warns that some will still believe they can turn nine into ten and profit from the system.
The Journal of Political Economy reports figures from the tenth census showing 295 of 303 occupations occupied by women in 1900. Women earned wages rising faster than the female population, with notable gains in millinery dressmaking and sewing, while men moved into saloon, laundry, and some mills, yet women led in most trade and transportation fields.
Writers on political economy link shifts in marriage and divorce to women seeking financial independence outside the home. Yet it remains clear that women are increasingly an important force in business, with notable economists noting this trend.
In Georgia sow peas from June 15 to July 15 for best yields, with southern areas able to plant into August. Dr. Redding notes August as the wettest month and September as dry. Peas sown now can mature by late September or early October, aiding hay curing, while late sowings face long June July heat and possible rain.
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