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Brandon News

Location

Brandon, Mississippi, United States of America

Date

Jun 25, 1903

Page

8

Thousands Have Kidney Trouble and Don't Know It

Read about kidney warning signs and how to test at home with a water bottle sediment. The ad promotes Dr Kilmer Swamp Root as a remedy for back pain, urinary issues, and liver and bladder problems, claiming wide benefits and a free sample plus book by mail from Kilmer Co. in Binghamton New York.

Dr. Kilmer & _ ome Swamp-Root, Co Lincoln Pullman Chicago Chicago and Alton Road George M. Pullman

Community Notes and Local Visits From 1908 Era

Health is strong after rain and corn crops look good though more rain needed. Central Sunday school has 52 pupils. Prof Felix Little to teach a singing school starting July 20. Local visits include Traxler and family to D Lo, Mayton residents to Emma Patrick, and many others. One obituary notes W H Moss dying June 19 1908 at age 75. Health generally good. cotton improving. Hogs dying in the area.

Central Felix Little Dave Traxler D’lo High Jones Mayton Emma Patrick W. E. Thompson Geo. Warren Gallilee J. A. Warren Magee Minnie Annie Ferguson Texas Jennie Ferguson Pelahatchie Bun Ferguson Bob Patrick Williams T. G. Thompson Jim Patrick Oscar Everett Patrick D. W. Graves

Local Visites and Picnic At Sinai County

Hollmeyer and Jr Little of Florence visited W P Alliston and family Saturday. Mr and Mrs L T Hester left Friday to visit relatives at Mt Olive and Gulfport. Lewis McBride of Plain attended church at Hickory Ridge Sunday. Orlando Mulligan and family of Florence attended church and visited Silas Pierce and family Sunday. W P French and family visited Jackson relatives Saturday. Our Sinai picnic will draw a large crowd with many candidates present to meet voters and mingle with residents.

Hollmeyer A. Little Florence W. P. Alliston L. T. Hester Mt. Olive Gulfport Lewis McBride Plain Hickory Ridge Orlando Mulligan Silas Pierce W. P. French Jackson Sinai

Dry Creek Church Notes and Community Happenings

Thomasville area reports a Sunday shower and poor crops likely to limit cotton by July. Local events include beat contest at Johns, ordination of deacons Shelby Garrett and Benson Miller, and children’s Bible day. Community plans feature Children day at Methodist church, Baptist protracted meeting, cemetery cleanup on July 18, and Shiloh High School’s Luther Roberts teaching. Local visits note Mollie Webb’s Texas trip and Mrs Haddon’s return.

Messrs J. S.covington W. T. Barlow Fletcher Harper Emma Harper Eunice McNair Johns Brandon Star Monterey Dobson Dry Creek Haddon Harperville W.D Thomas Mollie Webb Texas Mollie R. E. Womack The Baptist Church Shelby Garrett Benson Miller Dry Creek Church S.B. Culpepper Bro. Culpepper John A. Gayden Long Leaf Pine Jerry Chapman W. T. Polk Gayden McCaskill G. G. Hurst Steen’s Creek High School Dinkins Colt

Paine's Celery Compound and Headache Relief

An advertisement extols Paine's Celery Compound as a cure for nervous headaches and sleeplessness. It attributes relief to strengthening the nervous system, notes frequent headaches from digestion and liver issues, and cites Mrs. Henry Westrick of St. Clair Michigan reporting long-term improvement and disappearance of headaches and dyspepsia after use.

Paine Henry Westrick St. Clair Mich

Primary predictions and long read in a North Carolina town

The note highlights the upcoming second primary and recalls Shiloh’s June 1877 first state primary. It mentions District 1 Conference in Raleigh with Rev Morse and Prof Ward, and hints at Ward possibly heading to Gulfport. It also covers local events: oratorical contest winners in Johns, political campaigning, and community health and church notices.

Shiloh W. W. Morse J. T. Knight Prof. Ward Raleigh Ward Gulfport Ring Myers Walter Rhodes Annie Carter Florence

Community members attend services and visits across area

G. D. Franklin and family attended the speaking at Johns Saturday. Several from here went to Clear Creek Sunday to hear Bro. Chapman. Carrie Purvis went to Johns Saturday with Jeff Jones. Miss Corley of Puckett visited Ora Purvis Sunday. Miss Victoria Rogers from Yazoo City is in the community this week.

G. D. Franklin Johns Clear Creek Bro. Chapman Carrie Purvis Jeff Jones Miss Corley Puckett Ora Purvis Victoria Rogers Yazoo City

Lincoln likeness noted in Boston Post remark

A Boston Post remark describes Abraham Lincoln with a wart on his face, noting he turned over and slept again. The casual comment uses a vivid image to characterize the president.

Abraham Lincoln Boston Post

Lyon and Healy Clear Out Piano Stock at Chicago Warerooms

Chicago's largest music house Lyon and Healy announces a clearing sale of pianos due to remodels. Hundreds of instruments including Steinway Knabe Miller Mason and Hamlin and many others offered with no reserve until sold. Uprights square pianos and baby brands priced from 25 to 250 dollars and up. List and details on request. Freight charges minimal relative to savings.

Cchicago Lyon and Healy Bing Steinway and Knabe Miller Mason and Hamlin Hamelton McPhail Sterling Huntington Vose Fischer Weber Chickering Adams St Chicago Waite

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Fannin W. H. Moss Earth Hoe Louise White Slaughter Florence Noble Jessie Tinnin John Ratliff Tobe Ellis Howard Tennessee Lee Cleary Morris Anderson Seminary Tutt Thomasville B. H. Nobles A. E. Martin Owen Roberts Luther Roberts Paine’s Diamond Dyes Burlington, Vt NEW Rankin R. F. Brown Chester Barlow Pearl Darnell W. A. Terry Pat W. P. Chapman Rev. Chapman Agin Culpepper America G. Martin Arch Chapman Willie Nash Oliver Donnell Wade Patrick Hattie Clark Mamie Harper Sallie J Johnston Nena Harris Callie Ross Young America Laura Donnelll Debating Society Julia Clark Mary Barnett Home Sweet Home Lula Burnham Ed McIntyre A.f.donnell Bee King John L. Evang Mattie Cook Laura Donnell Sallie Johnston W. T. Barber E. W. Groves Rere Sy Space Aya saNe Peeape Samuel Pit Praphin Tech New Vv York Bears Jim Dumps Miss Dumps Sunny Jim Mus J. Linptey Keene Ueda Castoria Rankin County Colored Baptist Church R. Cook C.W. Owen Brandon, MI
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