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Newspaper
Brandon News
Location
Brandon, Mississippi, United States of America
Date
Sep 24, 1903
Page
2
In an Italian quarter restaurant, Schuyler Thompson observes a lively cabaret scene at Sanguinetti's. He notes a tailor-made woman with her escort, then learns the pair are married and enjoying frank companionship. He toasts to true love and freedom in marriage.
A fragment from George 4H. Squire in New York Press describes a tailor-made woman exiting with her husband after a toast. Thompson is acknowledged as the toast giver with a final smile and a toast of to wedded life.
An article argues that aversion to fresh air is not only about malaria and ventilation. It notes cold climates and fuel costs drive the prejudice, with examples from France peasant homes and historic practices. It cites fresh air as a remedy for tuberculosis and other diseases, urging openness to air.
A New York street corner near Convent Avenue houses eight of Alexander Hamiltons original trees once protected by a fence and marked as planted to celebrate the thirteen states. Only three now show any life as encroaching development leaves few vacant lots. The Lady of Lourdes Church stones lie scattered and the trees themselves are now veiled by real estate ads as they near ignoble death.
One horseman recalls a favorite aged mare sent to Kansas to retire on a farm. A barn fire caused corn to pop, winds scattered kernels, and the mare stood and briefly watched before freezing to death.
A reflective verse from The Housekeeper admires a woman who masters pleasantness in all moods and stations. It notes her beauty and grace, yet the poem casts fame as fleeting while a steady, unchanging smile endures as a greater blessing to both queen and peasant.
An oculist scolds a patient for rubbing the eye after handling money, warning of germs in new currency. The patient retorts that the bill was a thousand dollars and asserts the event was real, highlighting tension between professional caution and disbelief.
A patient objects that a recent eye operation priced at $50 took less than ten seconds. An eminent ophthalmologist replies that mastering the procedure took long effort, noting he has ruined more than two bushels of eyes in the process.
The Rev. James E. Holmes at Summerfield M E Church urges the Paul spirit of courage and contentment in bearing life’s burdens. He contrasts Simon of Cyrene with Paul to show the cross can be a source of joy and growth through faith and obedience.
A meditation on unexpected joys as divine gifts shaping daily life. The passage notes moments of encouragement, beauty, and kindness as evidence of God’s love in ordinary events, calling them free gifts that brighten days and sustain the spirit. It quotes H. W. Longfellow and includes a brief note from Dr. Woods of San Francisco.
Practical advice from the New York American on building a ready home medicine chest and simple remedies. Emphasizes prompt care for infants, plus borax uses as antiseptic cleaner cosmetic and household aid, noting dangers of adulterated borax and proper preparation for skin, silver, and kitchen cleanliness.
A St Louis Republic guidance article on selecting cheese by rind and texture, plus home recipes. It explains a good cheese should feel mellow yet firm with an even rind and nutty flavor, and contrasts soft or overly hard cheeses. Included are Cream Toast, Clams Maryland Style, Raised Muffins, and Prune Pudding recipes with steps and ingredients.
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