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Newspaper

Brookhaven Leader

Location

Brookhaven, Mississippi, United States of America

Date

Jul 08, 1886

Page

4

Gates of Heaven and the twelve gates of Pearl

A sermon on the celestial city, gate architecture, and the twelve gates guarded by angels. The preacher emphasizes purity, the gatekeeper’s judgment, and the password Jesus as the means to enter Heaven, urging personal repentance and faith over sectarian differences.

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Fragmented Home and Farm piece on carpet weaving trends

A garbled article fragment discusses carpet weaving and fiber experiments, mentioning natural and artificial fibers, weaving processes, and possible finishes. It references household work, durability, and potential applications to home interiors, but many words are garbled, leaving uncertain details.

Hides and Salted Skins From a Historic Process

Fragmented text describes removing hides and salt curing skins, including steps for dull tools, slicing, drying, and avoiding spoilage. References to salt application, blood removal, and careful handling of hide to prevent bone damage. Mentions tools, timing, and warnings about improper salting and drying methods.

Timie Miter Phil Peter Tades Lewis

Poultry cholera remedy urged in old farm note

A historical farm note explains chicken cholera arises from dirty, damp poultry houses. It advises thorough cleaning, disinfection with carbolic acid, whitewash, yard spading, and Douglas mixture, plus ensuring water and cleanliness to prevent the disease. The text links thirst and watery droppings to illness and suggests a bernele acid solution for care.

Pruitey House

The Snow Horn Tale of a Mammoth Mountain Bull

A Montana legend describes a colossal white mountain bull with two foot horns and a dangerous temper. Prospector Tom Antes, a half-owner, corners the beast after a dramatic chase with a sioux sheep and a wary bear. Anton’s hunt ends with a brutal struggle. the animal is slain and skinned, yielding a massive carcass weighing over a hundred pounds. The tale notes that such rare creatures are among the few in the region to survive, their meat briefly celebrated by the hunters.

Anton Howe Lin Weming Montana

A Presidential Duty and Public Handshakes in White House East Room

An old newspaper piece recalls the daily White House ritual of the President shaking hands with visitors in the East Room, seen as a sacred duty and a source of public satisfaction. It contrasts with weariness over the routine, noting aides advised continuation for civic reasons. The article also mentions moonlit displays from Mount Kunai and a lighthearted scene about ten-cent stamps.

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The Lesser Evil and the Deaf Blind

A Fortnightly Review excerpt argues that deaf people can achieve happiness by social interaction and purpose, contrasting with the silence and isolation of blindness. It contends the blind are misperceived as incompetent, urging society to view blind and deaf individuals as intelligent, useful community members.

AMIN Stopped By Fete PRewbure

Mr Potts of Gipncoe Mills shut down his paper mill Saturday afternoon because a heavy flood carried logs and waterwheel debris. The head-gate had to be lowered twice and eels removed from the wheel. Waterways were said to be alive with eels, though this spring they appeared more abundant during daytime.

Amin Potts Gipncoe Mills Ot Erly Strane

Fragmented OCR Notice Mixes Advertising and Scattered Names

A jumbled OCR page blends sensational tale fragments with medical ads and consumer pitches. It references a murder-like ring incident, a World’s Dispensary and various tonics, medical claims, and unrelated product promotions, all presented in a stray 19th century newspaper mosaic.

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