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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Apr 03, 1919
Page
3
End Indigestion Lose Pain With One Tablet
An advertisement promises instant relief from indigestion and stomach discomfort. It describes lumps of undigested food and symptoms like acid, gas, sourness, heart burn, and flatulence, claiming one tablet ends indigestion without waiting.
Pape's Diapepsin Promises Quick Digestive Relief
An advertisement touts Pape's Diapepsin as a pleasant harmless tablet that ends dyspepsia indigestion and stomach distress quickly. It claims the tablets always make sick upset stomachs feel fine at once and are inexpensive at drug stores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pape
A Quick Freeze for Ice Cream Making
Freezing ice cream is faster in a warm area since quicker melt of ice speeds the freezing process. The guidance notes that warmer surroundings save time by accelerating freezing.
Paradoxical Exchange Sparks Mountain Mystery
In a humorous exchange, a question about noise in the mountains is answered by a quip that it is a still, capturing a light moment in local lore.
The Real Regretter Declares Witty Exchange
A terse quip frames marital pride and regret in a dialogue. A husband asks if his wife regrets marrying a poor man, and he quips she regrets less than he does, highlighting humor and social contrast.
No permanent injury clock joke dialogue
The exchange features a woman referencing a new clock from her aunt for Christmas. He responds facetiously about being homely enough to stop a clock, but she quips that it can be started again.
Dr Kilmer Swamp Root promotes kidney liver bladder relief
A vintage advertisement touts Dr Kilmer Swamp Root as a pure non stimulant remedy for kidney liver and bladder troubles. It promises purity in every bottle, offers sample by mail for ten cents, and notes availability in medium and large sizes at drug stores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Kilmer
Dr. Kilmer & Co
Binghamton
N. Y
Adv
That's All. Man Did Your Parents Leave You Anything
A brief dialogue scene shows a boy replying his parents left him as an orphan in a sharp, dry exchange. The line highlights a stark, ironic twist in a social confrontation.
Brave American Valiants in France Earn Distinguished Service Cross
Reports selected by General Pershing emphasize remarkable bravery and fortitude of American soldiers under fire in France. The citations highlight deeds of gallantry that led to Distinguished Service Cross awards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
Pershing
Manning Receives Distinguished Service Cross for Valor in France
Corporal Sidney E Manning of Company G 167th Infantry earned the Distinguished Service Cross for gallantry near Breuvannes France on July 28 1918. He led 35 men under heavy fire after casualties and held a fortified position until the line was secured despite multiple wounds. His mother Mrs Lizzie Manning resides in Flomatin Alabama.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
167Th Infantry
Manning
Breuvannes
France
Ourcq River
Ourcy
Lizzie Manning
Flomatin
Ala
Distinguished Service Crosses for Villepigue and Dilboy
Corpl Villepigue of the 118th Infantry earned the DSC for actions at Vaux-Andigny France on October 15 1918. He advanced under fire, killed four enemy in a dugout and in a machine gun nest, captured six foes and two light machine guns before being wounded. Pvt Dilboy of the 103rd Infantry won the DSC near Belleau France on July 18 1918, heroically advancing toward a machine gun despite mortal wounds, bayonet charging the emplacement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
118Th Infantry
Vaux-Andigny
France
Villepigue
Villepigne
Corp. Villepigue
P. T. Villepigue
Lyttleton Street
Camden
103Rd Infantry
Dilboy
Belleau
James C Dozier Displays Bravery Under Heavy Fire
Lieutenant James C. Dozier was wounded in the shoulder early in the assault yet he kept leading his troops. He reorganized his unit under heavy machine gun fire and pressed forward, showing conspicuous bravery and leadership throughout the engagement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James C. Dozier
Dozier
Captain McMurtry Heroism in Argonne Action
George G McMurtry captain 308th Infantry led a raid on a machine gun nest and captured Germans during October 1918 in Charlevans Forest d Argonne. He sustained knee and shoulder wounds but refused aid to direct wounded and defense, earning a distinguished gallantry award. His wife resided at 22 East 70th Street New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McMurtry
Charlevans
d’Argonne
France
East 70Th Street
New York
Furlong Receives Distinguished Service Cross in France Action
First Lieutenant of Company M 353rd Infantry Lieut Furlong earned the Distinguished Service Cross for heroism near Bantheville France on November 1 1918. He led a risky advance after his commander fell and silenced four machine gun nests killing several enemies and taking twenty prisoners. His home was Detroit Michigan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lieut
Furlong
Bantheville
France
Boise de Bantheville
West
Grand Boulevard
Detroit
Mich
Private Perkins Earned Medal for Belleau Wood Action
Michael J. Perkins, Private First Class of Company D, 101st Infantry, was decorated for conspicuous gallantry at Belleau Bois France on October 27 1918. He crawled to a German pill box, threw a grenade inside, charged the emplacement with a trench knife, killed and wounded several enemies, captured twenty five prisoners and silenced seven machine guns. His father Michael Perkins lives at 247 B Street South Boston Massachusetts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perkins
Belleu Bois
France
Michael Perkins
B Street
Boston
Mass
Medal Details for World War I Heroes and Their Citations
Series of distinguished service actions recounts in 1918 France. Sergt Payson of the 125th Infantry awarded DSC for gallantry at Cierges. mortally wounded yet inspired his attacking company. Sergt Foster of the 118th Infantry earned honors near Montbrehain after charging machine gun nests and slaying enemies. Sergt Feige of the Marines drove a burning truck away to save about thirty five people despite a shell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
125Th Infantry
Sergt
Payson
Cierges
Chateau-Thierry
France
Minnie Timberman
Monroe, Mich
Sergt. Feige
Sergt. Feigle
Real Happiness and a Boy’s Saturday Dream
A poem recalls a boy who finds happiness in nature yet declares Saturdays as the true key. His teacher asks what would make him happy and he answers with a humorous longing for weekends. Harper's Magazine notes a father reflecting on twins and the value of steadiness over pride.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William
Harper’s Magazine
Unclear Advertisements and Light Gossip Toasts
A jumble of quips and phrases mocks daily life with lines about marriage, a laundress singing, Red Cross Ball Blue, a strike unresolved by Congress, a Garfield Tea remedy, and a hungry man who swallows his pride. The mix resembles a vintage newspaper filler.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Bayer
Exayer
Amprira
Sidney E. Manning
John C. Villepigue
George Dilboy
John H. Dozier
Asnaffel Street
Rock Hil
George G,. M’murtry
308Th Infantry
Harold A. Furlong
353Rd Infantry
Michael J. Perkins
Company D
101St Infantry
Carl F. Payson
Gary Evans Foster
Foster
Inman
S. C
Montbrehain
William M. Feigle
5Th Regiment
U. S. Marine Corps
Wrigley
Goody-Land
Canada
Dominion
Saskatche Fen
Nee Ee Ee Renin
Zhewan
F. H. Hewitt
SS Site Sieh
Bares Gee
Congress
Garfield
Gray
ELVA
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