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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 1906
Page
8
Local items note Mr Sidney Carter visiting Nilan on Tuesday and a reminder to read bargain day ads and the back page. Buxton's promotes buckwheat flour and a 15 cent can of baking powder with a dish offer, plus Christmas gift ideas and subscriptions. The column mentions visitors, church revival travel, street lights in Browning, and a new coal oil Ruby light.
An advertisement offers private money for real estate loans at 6 percent with responses directed to M. Martin in Purdin Missouri. The mixed text includes local ads for clothing, liniments, and household items, plus notices of meetings and brief medical product claims.
Purdin residents report visits from Bertie Jenkins Lizzie Shanks and Minnie Smith of Chillicothe to Milan and relatives. Norman Enfield and wife return from Cripple Creek Colorado to Cripple Creek area then. Families of Morzie and Rileey plan move from Estary to their future home. Mrs James DeFrates and daughter from St Louis visit W G Beckett. Mrs Davis and daughter Glenn spend days visiting relatives. Minnie Moffitt visits John Brown family and Lizzie Alexander of near Shafter attends church activities with Lizzie Moffitt. Dr Miller of Day ton Washington visits father Dave Pierce. Miss Nanta Scott remains at home and home life noted.
A Pennsylvania couple, H M Adams and wife, claim Electric Bitters cured their child of a long illness deemed incurable. After two bottles a change began, and after seven bottles the child became completely tired. Marketed as a blood medicine and body building tonic, 50 cents to 1.00 at Eppersor's drug store.
Rev Royston will preach at Zion next Sunday. Mrs H Stanforth and daughter spent Sunday at J N Stanforths. Henry Cross of iClarence visited Wednesday to Monday at Geo Blackmans and was accompanied home by John Yardlene. Blackmans preceding week.
The passage records a social gathering with Mrs Kennedy and many attendees including Jay Hicks Burns and spouses at G Burns home. It notes Nora in Weide Myers Gif ford and De. et el Mix family, and mentions Chas Jackson seriously hurt by a runaway team Tuesday. Postmaster Burns is ill with a severe cold.
Miss Ruth Burns of Barry Illinois will start home December 22. Friday morning James Montgomery was injured when his horse fell on him and he was knocked down a second time. Mr. Lyle of Tulvanie visiting his sister Mrs Lucinda Green Street has returned home.
A woman expert in advertising argues that a shopper avoids being seen as a shopping fiend. She prefers buying based on product value rather than sales pressure or store displays.
Practical hints suggest men train for keeping a strict schedule in winter mornings. It advises practicing yawns at 5 a.m. to wake wives, staging coal deliveries to test obedience, and creating habits that avoid suspicion. The fragment implies manipulation of household routines.
W. L. Hill of 90 pounds grew to over 180 after suffering a severe cough and a fatal consumption diagnosis. He credits Kings New Discovery for coughs and colds with restoring his health after 12 bottles. Guaranteed by Dr. H. E. Epperson, druggist, price $1.00, trial bottle available.
A brief notice seeks a couple loads of dry wood from a subdivision site. The ad requests delivery to a local address and payment on completion. No further details provided.
An 19th century testimonial claims success after trying various kidney remedies, asserting that Pooley'sKidney Cure finally cured a chronic ailment. The patient praises the product and credits it with lasting improvement and renewed health.
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