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Newspaper
Brookhaven Leader
Location
Brookhaven, Mississippi, United States of America
Date
May 22, 1901
Page
2
The record shows a weekly publication with T H Hobbs as editor and proprietor and D A Scarborough as field editor. No additional article content is present to summarize a specific event or item.
Dr Haralson of Vicksburg, a top yellow fever expert, cited the mosquito transmission theory at the Mississippi Medical Association meeting. He reviewed historic theories and praised Cuba commission findings, stating yellow fever is transmitted by culex fasciatus and not by fomites, urging sanitary advances and noting quarantine may become unnecessary.
The Leaver offers a liberal premium: for the regular subscription price readers get Tar Leaper for one year and Tue Home and Farm for 12 months as a gift. Valid to new subscribers and renewing old ones who pay a year in advance. The Learn is praised as Lincoln county’s best for home news, while Home and Farm is hailed among the nation’s top farm papers.
Sinking spells tainting and fainting stem from weak heart. Remedy urged is Dr Miles Heart Cure to strengthen heart muscles and nerves. The testimonial cites varicose and fainting ailments, claiming Miles Heart Cure restored health for a San Jose reader.
Heart Cure is a heart and blood tonic of unequaled power and never fails to benefit if taken in time. Sold by druggists on guarantee. Dr. Miles Medical Co, Elkhart, Ind.
Yazoo City swarms with burglars while Laurel breaks ground on a knitting mill. A hailstorm harms crops near Sarmatage. an artesian well in Ellisville reaches great depth. Jackson places an elevator in the government building and discusses sprinkling streets with Beaumont water. Fifty delegates attend a King’s ees convention in Jackson last week. Turpentine stills near Lumberton burned with no insurance. Obscure local quotes, deaths, and civic happenings fill the rest of the page, from court adjournments to new military companies and lumber company charters.
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