Local Mississippi weekly highlights Werlein music firm growth
The Brandon News notes Philip Werlein Ltd of New Orleans is building the largest music store in the South facing Canal Street. It details the firm’s 1842 start in Vicksburg, 1850 move to New Orleans, and expansive operations from sheet music to instruments, pipe organs, mail orders, and wholesale channels. It lauds the store’s modern ivory terra cotta façade and vast four story space, plus Werlein’s comment on rapid changes in sales and the company’s role in southern commerce.
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South
Philip Werlein
New Orleans
Vicksburg
Miss
United States
Canal Street
Mr. Werlein
Niagra Falls
Great Island
Earth
H. Falls
Albany
New York
Hudson
Catskill Mountains
Broadway
Wanamaker
President Roosevelt
Waldorf Astoria
Alice Roosevelt
Manhattan Hotel
McKinley
Newark
Wall Street
Hetty Green
Grant
Li Hung Chang
Grants
Carl
Atlantic City
Atlantic Ocean
Philadelphia
Washington
Intemperance and Missions Clash Over Civilizing Drink
A long critique links alcohol and narcotics to missionary failures, citing Paton in the islands and testimonies from missionaries in Africa India and China. It argues strong drink undermines Christian aims and urges political action to end the traffic, calling for bold united protest by Christians.
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John G. Paton
Africa
West Africa
Joseph Chamberlain
Angola
Mies Shattuck
Turkey
Thorburn
India
Tropics
Burma
China
Hudson Taylor
Kingdom of God
Amos R. Wells
Letter from Bessie Grandberry to Dr. Robinson in Pisgah
A niece writes from Nashville describing a trip to Washington and Cleveland with Mr. Eshman. She notes strict rules on fruit and ice, a trained nurse, and costs, and recounts sightseeing including tunnels, Rockefeller’s house, Garfield monument, and embalmed body.
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8. W. Robinson
Pisgah
Neice
Bessie Grandberry
Grandpa
Nashville
Jam Roe
Mr. Eshman
Eshman
Cincus
Kentucky
Cleveland
American Hotel
Rockefeller
Everett
Garfield
Cem
Leavn
City of Sea Sick
Royaline Chill Cure Sold by A. G. Thornton
A. G. Thornton offers Royaline Chill Cure for sale at 50 cents with a money back guarantee if it fails to work. Strong tonic touted as good to take and great for health.
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A. G. Thornton
Carnegie
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