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Newspaper
Brookhaven Leader
Location
Brookhaven, Mississippi, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1891
Page
4
Rev. T DeWitt Talmage delivers a fiery sermon at Brooklyn Tabernacle warning against meddling in church disputes. He likens quarrels to a dog seized by the ears and urges focus on gospel salvation over doctrinal wrangles. He laments ecclesiastical strife, promotes simple faith, and urges ministers to preach the old time gospel.
Wilfred and Lady Anne Blant return to Iron Egypt for the summer with six new horses for the stud. Mr. Blant arranges with William Morris for a new volume to be published this summer, largely on seme and byrios. In Henne the Kaiser wears a uniform at the Cemmers of his gvorps Hrethena, joining oil beer-drinking and smoking a large pipe. Wit Maltke loves music, disliking Wagner, while German music-lansers seek to please the field marshal. The Madagascar queen bath ritual includes hymns, artillery, and drums, and she moves among subjects sprinkling water from the bath. Mrs Wanamaker visits Europe to see her grandchildren, especially the four-year-old granddaughter, with frequent letters or gifts sent from New York. Timesdones reports on Earthrise in Moonland by Timesdones, showing earth rising over the moon with bones of a monstrous man in the foreground. King Otto of Tavaria, though physically healthy, risks voluntary starvation and confinement after fears and violent outbursts. A dime museum visitor notes not going crazy over souvenir spoons. A school scene mentions exams and a humorous exchange about ancient history. An advertisement notes National Association meetings and travel deals via the Southeastern Line and Santa Fe route for July, highlighting “Red Express” and reduced fares to Canada and Boston. A ludicrous claim about onions and milk maid care is satirized, and a medical warning extolls Hostetter’s Stomach Bitters for digestive woes.
A fragmentary ad piece notes Prairie Chickens, Ducks, Geese, and splendid deer shooting in the Northwest region near Muwankee, with information offered by HL Brearton, Gen. Pass. Agt. It also references various remedies and products including Syrup of Figs and Dr. John Bull's Sarsaparilla, framed as an old travel and health column.
The passage touts Dr. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets as a mild gentle laxative and regulator for liver stomach and bowels. It claims a single sugar coated pellet suffices and three to four act as a cathartic and that a range of digestive complaints are promptly relieved and cured.
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