Pa Defines Dengue as Beginning of a Ball Player's Career
A father tells his son that a minor dengue marks where ball players start and end their careers, using a playful exchange to reflect on sports and aging.
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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Apr 11, 1929
Page
3
A father tells his son that a minor dengue marks where ball players start and end their careers, using a playful exchange to reflect on sports and aging.
If thou hast fear of those who command thee spare those who obey thee. Rabbi Ban Azai.
Dr. Caldwell started practice in 1875 and rejected harsh purges for constipation. He marketed Dr. Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin in 1892 as a mild, safe liquid laxative for women, children, and the elderly, claiming broad relief and becoming the largest selling liquid laxative. Free trial bottles offered via Monticello Illinois.
A humorous quip recalls a man named Jerry whose car crash led to a court hearing. The bystander quips that the charge was driving while under the influence of a woman, and notes that court trouble for some men ends in marriage.
A Denver reader reports relief from menopausal symptoms after using Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She describes night-time distress and fear of going out, notes family use, and recommends the tonic to friends. The account cites NMars T A Miller at 1011 Adams Street, Denver.
The First Congregational and Central Presbyterian Churches join to form the Federated Congregational and Presbyterian Church of Sedalia. Rev. Neils S. Baughman of Central will lead as pastor, with services at the First Congregational Church. A recent Episcopal Women’s Auxiliary district meeting in Sedalia featured Rev. Richard M. Trelease.
William A. Radford offers free practical home building advice in this illustrative plan. The 24 by 24 foot square frame house features a wide dormer, an entrance porch, a living room and dining area, a good sized kitchen, two large bedrooms with closets, a bath, concrete foundation, ship lap siding, and a basement. Suitable for farms or small urban lots with modest costs.
The article argues for bright colorful kitchens as part of modern living. It urges cheerful lighted spaces with washable paints, matching woodwork, and concealed clutter to boost efficiency and happiness. It notes personal color preferences vary from red yellow to blue orange and lilac daffodil tones.
The article discusses siding quality criteria stressing thickness and width, grade of wood, and defect levels. It notes thicker boards cost little more and enhance durability, urges specifying thickness and width in standards, and explains how knot count lowers grade and affects painting when using cheaper knotty siding.
The article argues for using known branded lumber from reliable firms to ensure quality. It notes that subpar products extend construction time and costs, while durable, well-manufactured lumber supports lasting homes. It references historical east coast building and advances in lumber preparation improving modern durability.
An aging Nashville Banner line evokes caution and reflection on modern life, warning readers that common sense fades as speed and spectacle overwhelm steady judgment.
Julian Johnson remarked during a film story discussion that common sense often equals lack of imagination, and imagination equal lack of common sense, a thought noted by the Los Angeles Times.
Miss Sarah Kate Knight of Bristol Tennessee credits Milks Emulsion with a dramatic recovery from long stomach and bowel trouble. She reports weight gain from 105 to 138 pounds, clearer complexion and brighter eyes, and says she urges others to try the medicine. Sold with a satisfaction guarantee by The Milks Emulsion Co.
An old adage hints that aging reveals truth about a woman as time unfolds with social wisdom. The saying reflects echoing views on appearance, virtue, and aging in cultural expectations.
A terse exchange reveals a broken engagement as one partner asks for letters and the other concedes they are not fit for publication. The brief dialogue underscores a quiet, decisive end to a relationship.
In Detroit News a developing youth chooses the intelligentsia as he finally masters the name Aida and aligns with cultured circles.
Advertisement notes that Red Cross Ball Blue makes baby dresses dazzle in the laundry and encourages shoppers to try it. The quote ends with a proverb about the burden of service and a line from Ovid.
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