25 Mar 1920
Page 1
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Newspaper
Brandon News
Location
Brandon, Mississippi, United States of America
Date
Mar 25, 1920
Page
1
A list of editorial and department positions appears, naming roles such as Managing Editor Home Science Editor English Department Agricultural Department Athletic Editor Hi Y Reporter School News Editor. The item reflects staffing and masthead positioning in a historic newspaper page segment.
Alumni invite all graduates to a April 26 banquet at five thirty to celebrate six years of operation, largest class, and expanding ties with colleges. Charles J. St. John outlines future plans, dormitories, and an extended program, urging class lists to plan attendance and support for a Greater Rankin Agricultural School.
This column covers common grammar mistakes in everyday use from telephone phrasing to verb forms, plus a longer note on balanced rations in the Agricultural Department. It logs student activities, a pet raccoon addition, St Patrick’s Day events, and a sympathy resolution for Miss Hubbard's family, with home science and nursing care tips included.
Home Nursing course outlines sanitation and bedside care for second year girls. Topics include bedroom cleanliness, proper ventilation, signs of poor air, dust control, bath hygiene, and a restful cleansing bath for patients. Gardening on hold due to bad weather. bread making lessons planned for second year girls this week.
A well known salesman traveling through this territory urges Nash's Cold Tablets to treat colds. He carries a box in his grip and says drug stores stock them. The red square boxes cost 25c, suitable for children, and the directions advise two tablets every three hours by day and two at night for several days. They gently move the bowels without griping.
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