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Brandon News

Location

Brandon, Mississippi, United States of America

Date

Oct 23, 1902

Page

6

That Which Was Lost and a Quiet Evening Reveal Love

Mr Baker and Harry choose a new suit with a young lady's help. They visit an art gallery and share a cheery fire in a peaceful mood. Norman hears the lady reveal she now loves him, prompted by his generosity to a lonely newsboy friend.

Baker Society of Ladies Mr. Baker Miss Wells

The Silent Man’s Wooing In a Quiet Metropolis

Norman Baker, a reserved newspaper proprietor, falls for Elizabeth Wells after long loneliness and a six month courtship. A stalled cab ride and a newsboy mishap reveal his softer side as Wells invites him to a shared luncheon, hinting at growing affection and a future together.

Carrie May Ashton Daily Story Pub Madame Brunig Elizabeth Wells Madame California Norman Baker Miss Wells Mr. Baker Jack Bradshaw Twain Thema

Tribute to Captain W. W. Reisinger Reveals Grit and Leadership

A Washington tribute at the Grand hotel honors the late Captain W. W. Reisinger U S N praising his officerlike discipline and steadfast character. F C Cheswick recalls his Annapolis football grit and strict standards that earned obedience and respect from sailors at the Washington Navy Yard and beyond.

W. W. Reisinger U.S. N Grand Hotel Reisinger F. C. Cheswick Washington Panama Annapolis Pensacola Dale Washington Navy Yard New York Tribune

He Was Above It Young Man’s Answer to Student of Sociology

Smith, a man of education focused on sociology, works with city children in playgrounds during vacations. A neatly dressed young man watched the children, questioned Smith, and revealed he preferred a trade over studying sociology, offering a biting glimpse from the Detroit Free Press.

Smith Detroit Free Press

Food and Brains Fasting Professor Plans 30 Day Lectures

A West Virginia University professor will fast thirty days and lecture daily to test if reduced stomach content sharpens intellect. Observers expect gradual brilliance as weight drops and wonder if sustained fasting could birth a new era of literary insight.

West Virginia University

Druggists Signs Fade From Window Decor Over Time

The traditional colored glass bulbs once common in drugstores are fading as window ornaments. They were cheap solutions using copper and ammonia for blue and bichromate of potash for orange, with newer aniline dyes replacing them yet fading in strong sunlight and requiring frequent renewal.

Angels Visit Sermon From Psalm 91 11

The Reverend Dr J Wilbur Chapman preaches on angels as guardians from Psalm 91 11 noting Moses authorship and the wilderness memory He portrays angels as protectors guides and comforters across biblical episodes including Abraham Lot Hagar and Christ Himself He urges personal fellowship with God and active faith to welcome angels visits and bear burdens cast upon the Lord.

J. Wilbur Chapman New York City New York Moses God Jesus Christ Joshua Peter Cangel Abraham Isaiah Uzziah Philip Samaria Jerusalem Gaza Gadace Esaias Elijah Mamre Angel of the Covenant Sarah Zaccheus Paul Emmaus Lot Sodom Even Angels of Heaven Jacob Mahanaim

Salvation and growth through civilization’s temple

Salvation is a gradual achievement not a cheap result. It rests on dignified growth of men and women who commit to higher life. The text argues enduring progress in wisdom virtue love and piety, with eternity as a year of growth and the arbor rising beyond indifference.

Sete Eee Eee

Faith and temptation shape character in Quaker meeting

The Western yearly meeting of Friends at Plainfield Indiana adopted an amendment to church discipline restricting officials to members who are not members of secret societies and who do not habitually use or sell tobacco or intoxicants, aiming to curb intemperance.

Satan Western Yearly Meeting of Friends Plainfield Ind

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