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Newspaper
Brookhaven Leader
Location
Brookhaven, Mississippi, United States of America
Date
Sep 26, 1900
Page
3
Rail timetable notes central line departures and arrivals with several stops listed. It mentions trains leaving docks and various connections at Ayres Brooks Baro Orleans and Met city withVestibule cars and interline links.
Brookhaven news items note new business moves and family shifts, with J L Storm’s sign, Dreyfus workers, and Mrs Harden moving to Canal Street. Rosh Hashanah services are described at Temple B nai Sholem and Orthodox gatherings. A local obituary and health adze appear, plus city improvements and a kidney cure testimonial from Memphis.
An old column offers guidance on childbirth using Mother's Friend to ease labor and promote quick recovery. It then shifts to a Brooklyn Public School Parents' Creed urging cooperation with teachers, proper home study, and careful report card review. The piece rails against cattiness, stressing parental support and high expectations for pupil growth.
The column urges best service, asks cooperation, and instructs renters to ring off after calls. It notes to answer own calls promptly and keep children, servants, and incompetent persons away from telephones. Readers told to report trouble to management by letter, in person, or by telephone. Changes have been made since the last issue of Sist.
Closing notice from Brookhaven dated September 10 1900 states the store will close on Monday September 24 and Wednesday October 3 for holidays. Also includes assorted notices on remedies and local obituaries and congratulations for J A McCormick and Z S Weir's marriage, with regional figures attending services.
A speech argues for an upright nation, justice over strength, and the U S as a model in world progress. It envisions the United States as arbiter in disputes, a true democracy upholding equal rights, and a beacon of peace, followed by notices on rail fares and business etiquette. It ends with an ad for Chamberlain's Pain Balm.
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