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Newspaper
Brookhaven Leader
Location
Brookhaven, Mississippi, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1905
Page
6
A humorous monologue on marriage explores its promise and trials. The speaker, mirthfully skeptical yet pro-marriage, notes that matrimony seems a preparation for troubles and that both spouses face hard work, not bliss. The piece contrasts widows and widowers with married couples and mocks idealized visions of wedlock.
The first annual Summer School for Teachers at the Agricultural and Mechanical College opened yesterday for four weeks. It will emphasize agriculture and related fields with manual training in Lloyd knife work and Venetian iron work. The program covers twenty two subjects with nineteen faculty members. D. C. Hull, Professor of Industrial Pedagogy, will direct the teachers summer school and handle correspondence.
Marion McKee a Brookhaven resident killed Sim Green near Caseyville after an evening altercation at a negro ice cream festival. McKee with cousins Prentiss and Norman Easterling reportedly faced self defense claims. a pistol was found on the victim. McKee was jailed awaiting a preliminary hearing.
A New York district attorney indicts fifteen individuals amid debate among legal experts. The Sentinel notes the differing opinions among officials and observers about the charges and potential outcomes.
Request for a copy of the official Hardee map of Brookbarde directed to Geo O Hosking at 17 North Road, RR venue. The notice specifies how to obtain the map and where to inquire.
A terse notice states that Ring up 193 Prichard stable is available for a rig at any time. No further details are provided about location, owner, or constraints.
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