The Leader December 26 1900 Teen Meeting Notice
The Leader announces teen meetings set for the upcoming Thursday evening at six o clock each month, detailing a late schedule and local gathering plans forAberdeen Hill.
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Newspaper
Brookhaven Leader
Location
Brookhaven, Mississippi, United States of America
Date
Dec 26, 1900
Page
4
The Leader announces teen meetings set for the upcoming Thursday evening at six o clock each month, detailing a late schedule and local gathering plans forAberdeen Hill.
Town and County columns recap holiday visits, shopping, and services in Brookhaven. Mentions Price & Watsons, Perkins heating goods, Novelty Store jewelry, Charter Oak stoves, hardware from East Side store, and local church observations. Includes community names such as George W. Watson, Higdon Sumrall, Rev. H. Watkins, and W. H. Smith, plus references to Deneckatol and Hotel Demechald.
An ad touts a farewell message for a National Cash Register and Triplicate system, claiming the large system is the best in selling and delivering in town. It highlights high sales, low error rate, and broad customer compliments as proof of quality.
Christmas Day in Brookhaven featured bright sunshine and festive social scenes with many out of doors activities, orders and gatherings. numerous residents visited family, friends and institutions while local businesses advertised holiday bargains and gifts. Notable names include Miss Eliza Daughtry, Mr. George Bernard, Messrs. Priebatsch and Wilson, and Rev. B. F. Jones, among others. church services were planned for the new year and the community noted charitable displays and a Christmas tree at Whitworth College.
To those living in malarial districts Tutt's Pills are indispensible, they keep the system in perfect order and are an absolute cure for sick headache, indigestion, malaria, torpid liver, constipation and all bilious diseases. Tutt's Liver Pills.
An old local item advertises Smith's Sare Kidney Cure claiming 98 percent cure rate for kidney and bladder troubles. Also notes new grist mill operations, Chamberlain's stomach tablets promotion, Sabbath School attendance, and community moves including Mrs Bardwell relocating to Grant Parish.
A historian quarrels with a work foreman over a brass memorial tablet found under bricks during a building remodel in New York. The foreman asserts the tablet supports the wall and warns intrusion could lead to arrest. The incident ends with the scholar backing off, claiming patriotic duty.
A jumble of statistics and observations on population, industry, race, travel, fashion, and education. It notes Earth’s population, railway locomotives, global bicycle and silk trade tidbits, fashion trends, and reports on athletic expenditures. It mentions usury in Athens and Turkish goods, plus quaint notes on roses, giraffes, and New York education lectures.
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