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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Aug 09, 1906
Page
2
In a tense camp scene Dick Deaver coordinates guards and horse security while axe crews reinforce defenses. Mexican felons threaten a massacre as unseen attackers close in under starlit skies. Pauline Westerly and Dora brace for danger as rifles fire signals the ambush.
In a brutal night battle at Muertas the Americans led by Dick Harlan and Colonel Bob repulse a fierce Mexican assault. Fires light the fort as dynamite scares the attackers, leaving several wounded and two Argentineos dead. Post-battle, Dora and Pauline face fears while the party prepares to resume the march toward El Dorado and the hoped-for pay.
A survey of young girls and boys attire describes embroidered pink cambric dresses, guimpes, and washable frocks. It notes features like guimpe collars, rolling collars, neat bodices, and simple gold pins, plus children's millinery and boys’ summer shirts, sailer waists, and wash hats for hot days.
A vivid, era-tinged survey of costume fashion trading in fabrics like silk linen cambric and velvet. Describes gowns with lace, ribbons, and embroidery, and millinery featuring brims and plumes. Includes remarks on color harmonies, draping, and the era’s chic sensibilities, with a curious aside linking pink cambric to emotion and insanity.
A fragmentary collection of aphorisms and witticisms attributed to Uncle Dick from the Madison Journal. It humorously lampoons self reliance, charity, ego, and public calamities with dodgy grammar and quirky spellings, reflecting a late era column of quips.
A collection of pithy maxims and quips on life, thieves, banks, pessimism, social calls, loafing, after dinner speech makers, and gendered foibles. The tone resembles a daily humor page with concise, pointed lines and cultural observations.
A reflective piece urging harmony at home and with friends. It warns that quarrels poison the household atmosphere, strains between siblings, and lost friendships. It emphasizes patience, forbearance, and forgiveness to preserve loved ones and avoid costly grudges.
A historic notice outlines a Milwaukee to Chicago round trip by steamship line with a 150 dollarfare and 5 dollar base rate, intending to boost turnout for a contingent and noting dates in August 1904. It mentions leadership figures and cautions about temper and source of a sponge cake as a life aside.
A fragmentary piece quotes cynical maxims on marriage and desire. It references a restless man, troubles for married folks, and the idea of pretending to love for a lifetime while noting social temptations. The voice hints at figures like Peter Pry and a judge, in a clipped, antiquated tone.
A garbled OCR passage gathers assorted maxims about men loving themselves, trust, money, and mortality. It includes lines on devil within, brain and speech, minimal needs, and a stray dated reference. Overall, a collage of philosophical aphorisms with unclear attribution.
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