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Newspaper
Brookhaven Leader
Location
Brookhaven, Mississippi, United States of America
Date
Jul 23, 1891
Page
3
An advertisement touts Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription as a tonic that strengthens the system and regulates female health. It argues the medicine is alcohol free, not a beverage, and guarantees satisfaction with a money back refund if not effective, urging women to choose it over rival products.
The Hon J W Fennimore of Kent County Delaware testifies his family uses August Flower for years and finds it relieves sick headache and digestive discomfort. He describes relief from headache, fullness after meals, sourness, and reflux, and says he takes and recommends the remedy for dyspepsia. G G Green, sole manufacturer, Wood Jersey, USA.
A historical letter praises President Pull for opposing sectionalism and uniting blue and gray. It mocks Beards and feet jests used by Peffer and Simpson as weak opposition. The Capital and Advocate fret that Republican slander plus fake Democratic support aim to deter independent movement in the alliance.
A historical voice warns against destabilizing the popular government system as the United States nears a crisis. The speaker urges steady, peaceful reform over force, emphasizing brotherly love, faith in humanity, and patience to avoid wrecking the nation’s experiment in democracy amid industrial freedom.
In a May Bankers Monthly piece, language belittles currency reformers while asserting the silver lobby’s strength. The text claims bankers control finances, taunting farmers in Illinois and across the country, and warns that bank decisions will dominate national policy regardless of voter choice.
A compilation of editorial snippets attacks and defenses of the alliance, sub treasury schemes, and reform talk. It cites politicians like Polk Cleveland and McKinley, warns against distrust and factionalism, and urges unity between white farmers and Black neighbors to protect common economic interests.
The Leading Story of the August Wide Awake recalls Lafayette’s last visit to America and previews numerous short pieces by multiple authors. It features tales by Kate Upson Clark and J Loxley Rives, poems, and items on domestic life, health nostrums, and women’s vivacious feats, with ads and serials throughout.
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