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Newspaper
Brandon News
Location
Brandon, Mississippi, United States of America
Date
May 25, 1922
Page
6
The Majestic, a 56,000 gross ton passenger liner, sailed from Southampton on May 10 for New York on its maiden voyage. It stretches 956 feet long, 100 feet wide, 102 feet deep, with 4,100 passenger capacity and 1,000 crew.
General Pershing and Secretary Parker laud the U S Interdepartmental Social Hygiene Board for lowering venereal disease rates and improving troop health. The board urges parental and school education on sex facts to curb youth delinquency and misery, noting wartime progress and calls for continued attention nationwide.
The tall lean hurler for the New York Nationals pitched a no hit no run game against Philadelphia, securing a place in baseball's Hall of Fame. Koto features Jess Barnees in action as the latest entrant.
Promoters urge use of a product labeled 666 as a cure for malaria chills fever and related illnesses. They claim it kills disease but offer no verifiable medical backing or safety data.
Readable fragments mention two Indiana men in a store with 150 electric fans clad and sent to the court, while other lines disrupt with adage like the early bird and the clothes of women. The text is a collage of quotes and misread lines without a clear single news event.
An old recipe promotes Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Compound to darken faded or gray hair naturally. The ad claims easy application with a sponge, gradual darkening, and a younger look, noting it is a toilet product not a medicine.
Lost policy No 76907 issued by Penn Mutual Life Insurance on Bias W Webb. Missing duplicate policy application for W S Webb of Star, Mississippi. Also listed are stray notices: cream separator for sale at 18 dollars, a mother and daughter likeness remark, and a German silver comment.
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