Hats and Shirts Offered at Close Prices
W Rd announces a fine selection of men straws and a large line of gold and silver shirts offered at close, value-focused prices.
26 Jun 1902
Page 1
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Newspaper
Brandon News
Location
Brandon, Mississippi, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1902
Page
1
W Rd announces a fine selection of men straws and a large line of gold and silver shirts offered at close, value-focused prices.
A fragment of early American press describes the first issue of the Boston News Letter from April 1704, noting content on foreign affairs, the Pretender, and royal speeches. It also mentions local Boston items and an advertisement offering weekly News Letter subscriptions. Also included is a feature on how baseballs are made in Cincinnati, detailing leather covers, drying, and assembly processes.
Jackson Mississippi says longer rural school terms are essential to raise teacher quality and student outcomes. The plea argues four month terms limit training, urges county taxation to extend terms, and notes towns already funding seven to nine month schools to attract better citizens and improve statewide progress.
An editor’s philosophy argues true measure of a man is at home not in public roles. If children greet him with joy and his wife smiles at his return, that man is pure regardless of religion or public deeds. Hypocrisy fails if home life shines with love and trust.
A historical remark contrasts a man who prefers making men swear and anger a king over sparing women or fearing a child. The quote reflects on a hardened, perhaps hypocritical figure who values power and public dominance over compassion.
A fragmented discussion on marriage roles praises women who are seen as sensible and well dressed, and who are admired by a strong, guiding partner. It contrasts loving dominance with genuine companionship and ends with a note on hot water as a domestic remedy and a quip about British tactics in the Boer War through a child’s satirical manuscript.
Easy cures by hot water are described, including applying hot water to the feet and back of the neck while using a towel dipped in hot water and placed over the stomach. The method is said to relieve colic toothache and neuralgia, with towels or flannel folded for the seat area.
A fragmentary story reports Prof. Hamilton of the New York Museum of Natural History warning that a volcanic eruption could destroy Manhattan, Long Island, Staten Island, and much of New Jersey, with lava flows reactivating from old solidified streams. The piece ends with garbled, incomplete phrases.
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