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Newspaper

Browning Leader Record

Location

Browning, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Apr 29, 1920

Page

2

Women Need Swamp-Root for Secret Kidney Trouble

Thousands of women suffer bladder and sex related health issues that may stem from kidney trouble. Back pain headaches loss of ambition and nervousness can signal kidney disease. Dr Swamp Root prescribed remedy available at drug stores or sample by mail with ten cent request and paper mention.

Swamp-Root Dr. Mer & Co Binghamton, N. Y

You will waste ammunition unless you have an alm In life

The fragment urges prudence with ammunition and planning in life, signaling a cautionary note about resource management. No clear event or person is identified.

World News in Brief From Across the Globe

Britain protests treatment of Denikine remnants in Crimea and warns against persecuting defeated forces. Reports of plots for uprisings in Egypt Ireland India and Canada prompt high level inquiries in Washington.

Russia Denikine Crimea Great Britain

Tax Slackers Labeled a Grave Wartime Issue

Washington reports over 300000 firms and individuals failed honest returns over two years. In a six month drive ending February 1, $19 051 000 in delinquent taxes were collected. Commissioner Williams notes many firms did not report luxury taxes and a new roundup targets returns filed through March 15.

Washington Bureau of Internal Revenue Williams Treasury

French Troops Reach Aintab in Cilicia Asia Minor

French forces entered Aintab on April 14 and relieved the situation, a French embassy statement said. Messages from Aintab dated April 12 requesting aid for American workers there were received last week. Rail communications between Messina and Adana were cut April 11 as Turks removed rails, isolating the French at Mersina from their main supply base.

Constantinople Aintab Asia Minor Cilicia Messina Adana Mersina

Rail Freight Traffic Near Normal After Strikes

New York freight traffic at 40 to 50 percent of normal on lines into New York and Jersey City as strikes ease. Passenger service nearly normal. efforts focus on clearing freight backlog to restore full operations by week’s end. Chicago reports freight at 70 percent normal with more strikers returning.

New York Jersey City Chicago

Fourteen I W W strike pickets shot. one officer wounded

In Butte Montana fourteen men believed I W W strike pickets and one police officer were shot on Anaconda road near the Neversweat mine. Physicians feared two of the alleged I W W would die while three others were seriously wounded. Police reserves were called as striking miners massed in Finlander hall and the street outside.

Butte Mont Industrial Workers of the World Anaconda Road Neversweat Finlander Hall

Tiger Back Home as Clemen ceau Arrives in Paris

Ex Premier Georges Clemenceau returns to Paris after a two month visit to Egypt. He appeared alert and smiling but avoided interviewers and declined to be photographed.

Paris Georges Clemenceau Egypt

President of Parke,-Davis & Co. Dies at 59

Detroit report says Frank G. Ryan president of Parke Davis and Co. died at his home from pneumonia at age 59. He helped found the American Drug Manufacturers Association.

E. C. Simmons St. Louis Mr. Simmons Parke, Davie & Co Detroit Frank G. Ryan Parke, Davis & Co Ryan American Drug Manufacturers’ Association

Milk Biscuits Stir Debate At Dairy Shop

Mrs Pompie questions dairy practices as the milk is defended with humor by the dairy man who claims cows are fed well and biscuits are either bought or made to please customers. The exchange unfolds with a chalky gaze and sharp retorts.

The Choice of a Fireman at the Stable

The fireman surveys the stable seeking a horse and jokes about needing a plug. Bright comments on invention as Smartlee claims to create a machine to test fresh eggs, while Smarter questions the purpose.

Bright Smartlee

Mark Twain Tale Sparks Navy Banquet Laughter

A naval officer recounted a Mark Twain anecdote at a New York banquet. Twain supposedly told of a Hannibal house fire where a trapped man was saved when a rope was thrown up and the rescuer pulled him to safety, eliciting laughter from the audience.

New York Mark Twain Mark Hannibal Hankinson

Fine feathers and a bonnet joke for Mrs Howe

Quoted quip notes fine feathers not equal to quality birds but compliments a wife's bonnet. Abridged editorial voice echoes Ed Howe sentiment with cautions about action and grievance.

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