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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Apr 07, 1905
Page
2
A miscellany of brief, humorous, and polemical notes from urban papers. Topics include French fashion limiting women to thinness, a Paris edict via majority rule, newspaper jokes about romance and theater, economics in Wall Street and beer prices in Panama, and satirical takes on international affairs. The item lists various public figures and opinions with light irony.
The text voices doubt about starting a new newspaper to spread their gospel and notes broader newspaper alignment with babies. It references Grover Cleveland’s 68th birthday and a hunting trip, while joking about jackrabbits and Dr Osler on retirement age.
United States circuit court rules socks with embroidery taxed as timepieces if embroidery forms a clock shape. Decision implies 30 percent duty applies in such cases.
Lafitte and Gretoire visit Napoleon who questions Lafitte’s honor as the duo pledges service. Napoleon hints at a future alliance and a possible restoration of Lafitte’s name. Lafitte departs with orders to act, bearing papers revealing his true lineage and estate.
A Kansas City mother explains coffee withdrawal improved her health and her seven month old baby's digestion. She notes dizziness, eye spots, heartburn and sour stomach resolved after switching to Postum, which family members now drink daily.
An old advertisement fragment touts Dean's Kidney Pills claiming to relieve back strain and kidney trouble, with testimonies about weight shifts and a quip about strength and endurance. The copy also mentions Mother Gray's Sweet Powders and a weight-gain note about daily meals, all from a historic period newspaper page.
A fragment from Fra F. Sands' Korea piece argues Korea's isolation stems from centuries of oppression and invasion. It notes cities temples libraries sacked and nobles toppled, driving artisans abroad and shaping a wary nation wary of foreign powers.
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