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Newspaper
Brandon News
Location
Brandon, Mississippi, United States of America
Date
May 20, 1915
Page
8
The New York cosmopolitan market opens with Sally Parness placed in a major meat booth to ensure housewives receive proper cuts. The highlight centers on her role, reflecting shopper needs and efficient service in the bustling market environment.
Francis E. Clark writes in Countryside Magazine about unwavering faith in annual seed and fruit catalogues. He describes idealized fruits and vegetables like giant squashes and ever bearing raspberries, attributing disappointments to soil or cultivation, and remains hopeful for next spring’s novelties.
Mrs Anna Steinauer speaks on duty about Boston women who smoke and the strain on families. She notes wives brush billiard chalk from their husbands coats and mourn the overtime their men endure at the dreary desk by the whitewashed wall.
A Cleveland business man recounted at an Advertising club how a southern hotel table conversation led to praise for Cleveland. A portly man, president of a southern chamber, asked for his details and remarked that if their town had boosters like him it would grow. the speaker clarified he was one of the 700,000.
Ornamental fringe tree Chi onanthus Virginica, native to the United States, grows as a large shrub rather than a small tree. It features large glossy dark green leaves and May to June white drooping flowers with fringe like petals. A specimen eighteen years old stands about twelve feet high in a vase shape. a young plant suitable for planting costs about seventy five cents.
Architect Arnold W. Brunner urges more artistic cities to shape civic life in Washington. He argues quiet, dignified streets influence behavior and productivity, contrasting Paris Berlin and other European cities with Broadway’s chaos and unrestful effect.
The May 23 lesson outlines David’s rise after Saul’s death, detailing his leadership in Hebron, his honorable diplomacy with Jabesh Gilead, Ish-bosheth’s weak rule, and the national assembly at Hebron proclaiming David as God’s chosen successor. It notes David’s obedience, fellowship with God, and the consolidation of his throne after seven years of delay.
Date suet pudding method uses dates chopped with beef suet and breadcrumbs mixed with sugar. A batter of egg milk and flour with baking powder is steamed three hours and served with lemon sauce. Includes measurements and steps for molding and steaming.
A series of local notes covers a judge’s barn fire near Oxford likely set, county road improvements proposals, a found unknown Black man’s corpse near Vicksburg, Ed Ward’s restaurant killing in Woodville, and a Hernando post office safe explosion. Also reported are convict captures near Edwards, a habeas corpus denial for Ned Perry, Twilight Sleep paper at the state medical meeting, May gatherings at Yazoo City, and vet licensing exams in Jackson.
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