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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Apr 20, 1916
Page
3
Alix endures a lonely vigil as Gerry vanishes after a bank draw and journey to distant ports. Mrs. Lansing guides Alix through despair while Gerry in Brazil seeks a fresh start, finding a dramatic encounter with a riverbank swimmer that reframes their fates.
Gerry Lansing remains missing as the judge and friends pursue hopeful messages from the Americas. Rumors swirl of a river death but Alix holds to a faith Gerry is alive, while Percy Collingeford arrives at Maple House, heightening ties to Wayne Alan.
Alan We is sent away from Red Hill by his uncle as a mor failure. Clem chases to bid him farewell. Captain Wayne speaks of the Waynes failing. Clem toasts Alan on his birthday. Judge Healey buys a picture for Alix Lansing and defends Alan with his employers. Alan and Alix meet at sea on the homeward trip and a flirtation grows serious. Nance Sterling asks Alan to leave Alix. Gerry confronts Alix and she defies him as he contemplates eloping with Alan. Gerry leaves for Pernambuco. Alix follows Alan on the train.
A Taunton woman and Lydia E Pinkham Medicine Co advertise confidential free advice for women facing monthly health problems. The message urges consultation to avoid suffering and promotes health awareness among readers, especially young women.
The playful exchange features Lemuel-Say asking who will be the last man on earth and a humorous paw in reply suggesting a paw-some shoemaker.
Rev W H Warner of Ville Maryland credits Dodd’s Kidney Pills with saving his life after suffering sciatica back pain neuralgia and kidney faults. He states on Feb 16 1916 the medicine restored him to perfect health and notes prices 50 cents per box.
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