05 Nov 1895
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Newspaper
Brookhaven Leader
Location
Brookhaven, Mississippi, United States of America
Date
Nov 05, 1895
Page
1
A concise guide lists the fastest paths linking St Louis Memphis Kansas City and Chicago. It highlights direct highways and major corridors chosen for speed and efficiency between these hubs.
Moody will begin a Georgia evangelistic campaign in Atlanta in November at a city tabernacle seating four to five thousand, funded by local churches. The piece urges unity among ministers and Christians to support Moody, praising his long career and urging Atlanta to fund the project.
A westering tale recalls a canyon accident where a man clung to a rock as a river surged past. His partner deployed two lariats to haul him clear, amid wild splashes and a dramatic rescue. The piece also notes evolving fashion trends and the lingering appeal of veils in women's toilet regimes.
Bill Arp writes of a day at the exposition with family observers. He details walks through the agricultural and art buildings, visits Costa Rica and Florida pavilions, and enjoys music by Gilmore’s band. The outing includes meals, the electric lights, and plans to return for more visits.
The article outlines expected gubernatorial powers to appoint circuit and chancery judges and Supreme Court justices under a new constitution. It lists current appointees, their districts, start dates, and term expirations, noting most terms end between 1897 and 1903. It also mentions two notable Supreme Court cases on Jamaica ginger tincture and related liquor laws.
A fragment from a local page references a monster pudding tale involving Savage Tsiand. The readable lines hint at a quirky feature or lore piece tied to a regional publication atmosphere.
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