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Newspaper

Brandon News

Location

Brandon, Mississippi, United States of America

Date

Jun 29, 1916

Page

3

A Story of Today and of All Days

Alan Wayne is sent away from Red Hill by his uncle for a moral failure. Alix, Gerry’s wife, and Alan begin a secret flirtation at sea. Alix returns home leaving Alan on the train. Gerry travels to Pernambuco then Piranhas, meets a native girl, and marries her. Collingeford recounts Alan’s Africa bridge project and Alan returns to town but not home. Gerry and Alan’s circle drift toward shared ties as tales from Lieber’s plantation unfold.

Alan Wayne Red Hill J. Y Clem Alan Gerry Argarita Africa Lieber Margarita Collingeford Alix Kem South America Gery Mr. Lansing Carnal Lieber’s

Gerry's Ride to Save His Family from the Flood

Gerry confronts Alan and Alix, learns the truth of Alix's fate, and faces a river flood after a night of tangled loyalties. He races to Fazenda Flores with a water wall bearing down, seeking to protect Margarita and their child while Lieber and Alan watch, hopeful yet grim.

Flood Claims Margaritas Man as River Destroys Piranhas

Gerry fights a raging flood to save Margarita and the boy, aids by a downtrodden landscape. The ditch breaks through walls, the valley floods, the plantation house becomes a helpless beacon. Dona Maria curses the ruin as Gerry drifts toward the old inn.

Margarita Gerry Dona Maria

Realization of a Fatal Wrong Haunts Gerry

An intelligent man endures mental agony as he realizes he has committed a grave, irreparable wrong against his wife and himself. Revelation follows, bringing a terror and a stark inner reckoning for Gerry.

Gerry

Poetic justice in Gerry’s death and alibi for Alix

The remark contemplates a fatal end for Gerry to prevent amends with Alix and to deny him sight of his son. It frames moral retribution and unfinished reconciliation as central themes within a tense interpersonal dynamic.

Gerry Alix

Woman Avoids Operation in Astoria Story

Astoria woman credits Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with reversing two years of illness and back pain avoiding surgery. She felt ill daily, suffered fatigue, and could not walk straight but improved after starting the tonic, sitting to eat breakfast with her husband within two weeks. She shares her experience and urges others to seek Pinkham advice if surgery is advised.

Astoria N. Y Lydia E. Pinkham Joan A. Koente Flushing Avenue Pinkham Laboratory Lydia E.pinkham

American Silo in Holland at Johannahoeve Farm

The first American ensilage tower in Holland, built last year at the Johannahoeve farm in Oosterbeek, is praised by the Institute for Agricultural Improvement. It has prompted two more towers on the same farm to provide enough ensilage maize to feed all stock next winter. The head of the project says the American method outperforms prior practice, yielding excellent fodder with lower fermentation losses. He estimates 44 cows can be sustained on 37 acres with the new method, possibly 23 34 acres with exclusive stable feeding, requiring only albuminous fodder in winter.

Holland Johannahoeve Oosterbeek Institute For Agricultural Improvement

Nonsense Talk At Political Convention

Mrs Twobble says it's unkind when politicians mock the favorite sons. Mr Twobble counters that conventions are nerve-wracking and delegates deserve some relaxation during the process.

Mrs. Twobble Mr. Twobble

Size and Speech: A Glimpse of College Oratory

A quip about college oratory and married life contrasts the notion of physical size with heart. The speaker notes limited college practice but increased public speaking since marriage, humorously implying growth through life experience.

In This Matter of Health

Advice on healthy eating urges choosing light digestible foods that strengthen body and mind. It contrasts winners and losers in health and emphasizes nutrients that build sturdy bodies and keen brains.

Grape-Nuts Described as Balanced Nourishing Food

Grape-Nuts is a balanced food made from whole wheat and barley. It includes minerals like phosphates essential for body and brain rebuilding. The product is concentrated and easy to digest, economical, and tasty, aiding thousands in the winning class.

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