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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Dec 03, 1908
Page
3
The passage recounts Ezekiel's struggle with doubt during Israel's exile, his retreat by the Chebar river, and a divine vision where a chorus of dry bones rises to life. It ends with God declaring restoration for Israel and Ezekiel's renewed faith.
A sermon explains Ezekiel’s dry bones as Israel’s crushed state and shows only the Spirit of God can restore life. It argues intellectualism wealth and works cannot revive the dead, while the living breath comes from God, creating two kinds of people: dead and living.
The passage depicts a troubled response to a divine summons urging perseverance amid despair. The speaker questions the point of continuing faithfulness when outcomes seem empty, finding himself isolated among captives as pestilence and misfortune weigh on his spirit.
Tourist arrivals in Japan fall monthly this year compared with earlier period, with Russia as the exception. The rise is linked to growing use of the Siberian railway.
Milford Maine man Sylvanus O Verrill describes a severe kidney injury that left him paralyzed and in pain. He credits Dean's Kidney Pills with restoring kidney function, enabling him to walk with crutches again, discard them, and progressively recover after three months. Sold nationwide by Foster Milburn Co. Buffalo NY at 50 cents a box.
A terse exchange shows a boy working as a colf caddie standing by as another speaker uses harsh language. The dialogue captures rough humor and social distance in a casual public setting.
A Durmid Virginia family recalls their six month old daughter covered in eczema with raw skin and oozing blood for ten weeks. After doctors gave up, they used Cuticura Remedies and report the child, nearly three, has had no recurrence. They bought eight cakes of Cuticura Soap and three boxes of Cuticura Ointment in 1906.
A bride named Agnes is teased by a bystander who recognizes her as newly married. She explains the union runs in the family, noting that her mother was married as well, while acknowledging the freshness of her married status.
An eight year old recalls three boys able to answer a teacher's question. The mother expresses pride as Young Hopeful claims he and Sam Harris and Harry Stone were the trio. The question asked: Who broke the glass in the back window.
An Albany New York mother and her son suffered sour stomach for fifteen months before a stomach specialist prescribed Grape-Nuts. They improved quickly, regained weight, and continue eating Grape-Nuts for breakfast and dinner, reporting renewed energy and relief from sour stomach.
The Fulton Gazette editor reports on Canada’s strict law observance and orderly society. He notes liquor control, church and school prominence, and high wheat yields in Western Canada. He mentions 160 acres free plus 160 acres at 3.00 per acre, with details to be provided by the Canadian Government Agent.
A dialogue discusses changing climate for health and the weather forecast. The ad extols white wash goods and praises home laundering with Defiance Starch, claiming it provides strong yet non thickening stiffness to textiles and improves the appearance of finished work.
An old-time tobacco ad touts Lewis Single Binder as a hand-made foil-wrapped cigar that stays fresh. It argues higher price buys better tobacco and urges buyers to avoid imitations and insist on Lewis Single Binder.
A jumbled 1886 notice bundle cites Cheary & Co as purveyors of Hall's Catarrh Cure with sworn affidavits and a ten dollar reward claim. The text also references Hall's Family Pills and immigration statistics, plus a Starch ad praising Defiance Starch and a Lord Acton quote about judging teaching.
Pettit's Eye Salve 25c claims quick relief for tired congested inflamed and sore eyes. Distributed by Howard Bros Buffalo New York. Also a line noting that a tightwad dislikes being exposed.
Norristown Georgia woman Tena V Henry writes Mrs Pinkham that an operation was avoided after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She credits it with relief from female troubles and urges others to try the remedy. The ad claims the product has cured thousands of women with various gynecological symptoms and invites letters for advice.
Stage directions suggest adding a bear growl to the woodland scene. The author agrees the idea should be tested by critics, signaling a push for heightened realism in the production.
A reflection on how carelessness about truth rather than deliberate deceit fuels widespread falsehood, attributed to Dr. Samuel Johnson as a guiding observation about information and honesty.
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