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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Apr 26, 1906
Page
7
A jumbled passage quotes Lydia F Pinkham promotion language and a court scene referencing Rufus Choate. It weaves women's health ads with a courtroom episode where sailors testify about a robbery and the witness line “He your witness.” The fragmentary item mixes product pitches with legal dialogue and dated style.
Missouri notes report McDonald county went dry while Chilhowee plans a canning plant. Other items include a Barry county discovery, Monett packing house, township abolition, layoffs at Sedalia, a Winnipeg editorial trip, and humorous anecdotes about local figures and racing judges.
A tirade criticizes labor editors and advocates exposing fruitless claims about Grape-Nuts. The speaker defends the product, explains its manufacturing process, praises the workers, and warns critics to face legal scrutiny if they publish libel. The piece frames a tribe of Ananias and urges vigilance against allegedly disloyal editors.
A harsh critique details coercive tactics by promoters and lecturers funded or directed by a Sanitarium tied to the Grape-Nuts campaign. It cites a New York incident where a young woman faced a hostile response for resisting a lecturer, for which $10 was sent as a token of support.
The text attacks certain grocers as troublemakers pressuring us to advertise in their papers. It likens them to cattle, notes threats of legal action and slander against Postum and Grape Nuts, and argues to keep them branded rather than untied or released.
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