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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Apr 29, 1909
Page
7
A struggling mother recounts wasted money on doctors for her two and a half month old’s eczema. After using Cuticura Remedies she notes a dramatic improvement and a cured, clear face, contrasting prior ineffectiveness and high costs.
An heiress questions a Duke about her father while the duke laments his nerves. He recalls the elder man’s steady grin at a painting titled The Battle of Bunker Hill in Lip RICott's office, hinting at pressure and tension in a family intrigue.
Several scholars return to Sunday school after illnesses. A girl recalls measles and another mumps. The superintendent asks Charlie what he had, and he replies with a high trebled confession that he had a little brother.
A New York woman says coffee harmed her heart and stomach, forcing milk and toast for years. After quitting coffee and using Postum, she recovered, could eat any food, and believes others should try the 10 day coffee replacement.
State superintendent How ard A. Gass reports in the Missouri annual office review that rural districts show higher per pupil costs and lower teacher salaries than city schools. The survey notes a population decline in school age children since 1904 and details funding and building disparities between urban and rural districts.
The Frisco threats to derail a fast freight through Rolla prompted the city council to ban flirting and making eyes on the station platform. Charles Duke, jailed in Springfield for burglary, was betrayed into arrest by his wooden leg.
A Missouri Cemetery Improvement association was formed in Booneville with delegates from St. Louis Kansas City Jefferson City Fayette Bunceton and others. Officers include President Dr William Mittelbach Walnut Grove Cemetery Booneville Vice Presidents Ida J Hare Kansas City Emma McCraw Fayette Secretary Edson L Burch Jefferson City Treasurer A E Todt St Louis. A three day Disciples of Christ convention in Springfield saw Rev R B Binney Lexington elected president Vandewalker Kansas City vice president and Rev H M Barnett Webb City secretary.
Senator Peter Anderson a Republican from St Louis has submitted resignation to Governor Herbert S Hadley effective April 19 He was elected inspector of weights in St Louis and will leave the Senate before the new term.
Representative Crow appointed DeWitt C. Smith of Dexter a cadet at the United States Military Academy at West Point.
A woman frets over how to punish Earle who resists all kindergarten punishments. A visiting gentleman suggests a strap kept in his trunk, unaware of modern methods. The exchange highlights old school views clashing with contemporary discipline ideas.
A terse notice promises a $100 reward for Sota by all Braves and hints at a remedy called Hal's Family Puls for constipatic. the fragmentary text provides no clear context or confirmation of parties, dates, or locations.
A fragment from a Cleveland Plain Dealer page presents satirical dialogue about health claims, fashion, and vanity. It references medical advice, Druggist promotions for Allen's Foot-Ease and Garfield Tea, and quips on propriety, cleanliness, and social vanity.
A fragment shows Howell questioning an engagement break while Powell cites concerns about practical knowledge. The text shifts to marketing copy for Defiance Starch claiming improved formula and strength, followed by Emerson quotation and a cigarette ad from Lewis’ Factory. The closing line underscores uncertainty of a sure thing.
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