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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Aug 26, 1909
Page
3
Mrs El lison of La mar Missouri reports severe kidney pain and urine discomfort until using Dean's Kidney Pills. She says the medicine gave quick relief and a final cure, leaving her in excellent health. Sold by all dealers 60 cents a box. Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY
The exchange features a skeptical buyer praising a cyclometer for accuracy and a quip about unreliable models. Miss de Byke questions the buyer about theft or mischief, adding a light moment to a humorous conversation.
At a national meeting in Atlanta the National Association of Bill Posters agreed to donate 1.2 million dollars for tuberculosis publicity. Bill posters across the United States and Canada will cover 3,500 boards with posters on prevention and cure. The Poster Printers' Association adds 200,000 dollars in printing and paper. The drive is run by the National Association for the Study and Prevention of Tuberculosis with the National Bill Posters' Association.
A humorous excerpt features a poet claiming realism as a theme and joking about writing a sonnet to a gas company with defective meter, provoking a playful, staged reaction from the interviewer. The passage highlights a witty exchange on literary technique and timing.
In 4 A D Fearaidhach Fionfashtna, a just prince, was slain by his successor Fiachadh Fion. Fiachadh Fion later met a similar fate at the hands of Fiachadh Fionchadh, called the prince with the white cows, who died by Connaught's commoners. Eoch airh Moidmeodhain died natural causes among a half dozen. Flaithbheartagh resigned the throne for monastic life. New York Press.
An anonymous testimonial promotes Postum as a coffee substitute. The writer claims coffee caused disturbing dreams and sleeplessness, reports improved sleep after switching to Postum, and urges others to quit coffee for health. A young woman with stomach trouble also improves after stopping coffee.
Blake, Winthrope, and Miss Leslie drift from shipwreck survival to life on a sun scorched coast. They track water, fire, shelter, and food while evading a lurking big cat. The trio debates next moves, paddles, and hunting prospects as tension between Blake and Winthrope edges upward.
Blake leads a dawn trek to a distant goal while companions gather resources on a rocky ledge. The Public Eye section mocks public scrutiny as crowds admire curious onlookers and vanity seekers, with a note about vice presidential candidates.
In a comic exchange Mr Hardup asks Miss Aughtumn for five dollars, stumbling over his courage as he speaks of a long wished request. The dialogue centers on a light humorous proposal that ends with a simple money plea.
A Newark New Jersey advertisement recounts dramatic eczema suffering and a cure with Cuticura remedies. The patient declares hair regrowth and full recovery after using Cuticura Ointment Soap and Resolvent, praising the product and urging others to try it.
A fragmented clipping contrasts a poetic line about life’s struggle with a claim about chicken farming profits in France. The text also advertises Red Cross Ball Blue and contains miscellaneous phrases about social opinions and household products, with no clear single news event.
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