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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Dec 13, 1917
Page
7
British and German fronts see heavy fighting with Haig holding line at Cambrai and British forces repelling assaults near Masnieres and La Vacquerie. Italian and Austro German actions slow, with fears of a larger German offensive as belligerents report bread price controls and political moves in Washington and Moscow.
Fifty American and Canadian engineers and British troops were cut off near Gouzeaucourt. German guards tried to drive captives toward La Vacquerie but were routed by the improvised bayonet and bare handed defense. Engineers seized rifles and rejoined their line while a motor truck squad charged Germans at cross roads, tanklike. US doctors joined British casualty stations along the Gouzeaucourt front.
Ten thousand union men gather in St. Paul at the Municipal Auditorium for a continuous convention affecting 29,000 workers in the Twin Cities. Thousands quit work to protest discharged union street car workers, with 2,000 armed guards patrolling downtown as the general strike aims to halt most industries except newspapers.
Mrs L A Patterson of 1399 Kentucky St Memphis Tennessee testifies Peruna helped her family through catarrhal complaints and seasonal coughs and colds. She says times are hard but Peruna is essential and she recommends it to neighbors for their benefit.
A dialogue from a Passing Show reveals a flapper tired of khaki politics and mocking a naval officer. The scene pivots on a change of color and a playful insult directed at Smith as the officers face shifting loyalties.
An advertising notice claims Cuticura emollients ease itching and skin irritation for all ages. It promotes daily use to prevent minor skin troubles from worsening and offers a free sample by mail with a postcard request to Cuticura Dept. L, Boston.
In a brief exchange a commenter questions Dobson's patriotism. The reply says he cannot afford a Liberty band but he did purchase a record of The Star Spangled Banner to play on his phonograph.
Frank J. Cheney signs an oath asserting partnership in the firm F. J. Cheney of Toledo Ohio and promising payment for catarrh cure. The document, sworn December 6 before Notary W. Gleason, mentions Halli’s remedy and Cheney & Co. contact.
A London Times advertisement quips a weary reader seeks a loud second hand gramophone for reprisals saying the device will serve as a humorous insult weapon in disputes. The line captures wartime social satire and loyal irreverent tone of the era.
Mothers urged to examine every bottle of Castoria the famous infant remedy to ensure the F signature remains marked In Use for over 30 years Children cry for Fletcher's Castoria and demand the trusted product
A dialogue asks if Briggins is a friend, and the reply asserts only a friend would dare be so unkindly critical, highlighting tension and loyalties within a social circle. The exchange underscores personal dynamics and perception of threats among acquaintances.
An extract from a 19th century health ad claims Pynics Tout Sees Not Effectes its tonic laxative effect. It suggests the product can be taken by anyone without instant ringing in the head and mentions Brome Quinine as a related ingredient. The box indicates dosage and branding.
In a concise update the article notes Britain issuing orders to sell grain by weight amid ongoing trade adjustments. It mentions domestic reactions and hints at broader economic impact.
Advertising copy touts Anuric as a breakthrough remedy for rheumatism kidney trouble and related symptoms. It warns of dangers from delaying treatment and claims quick relief and uric acid elimination with a double strength formula. The ad offers 60 cent packs and a 10 cent trial packet from Dr Pierce.
A humorous anecdote recalls an escaped convict praised for manners as he surrendered politeness by leaving a note asking the warden to excuse his liberty.
A stranger asks about amusements in a mining town and the prospector notes that gunplay has declined but disputes still sometimes flare unexpectedly on the street, settled without legal action.
A six month Kansas woman suffered chronic pain and weight loss after failing surgeries and sleep issues. She reports rapid improvement after using Prescription and Golden Medical Discovery, noting weight gain from 98 to 130 pounds and regaining her health. Aimed at persuading readers to trust Dr. Pierce’s remedies.
A speaker warns that delaying justice or sharing credit discourages progress and risks misdirected efforts. The line condemns petty self-interest in leadership and urges fairness to lift everyone.
Washington reports the railroad commission recommends government operation during the war as an alternative. Chairman Hall signs the recommendation with a supplementary report by Commissioner McChord urging immediate President take over to vastly improve transportation conditions.
Washington December 6 reports protests by Chicago packers against a meatless day will not deter the Food Administration plans for further meat conservation. Directions are about to be issued to implement the program.
Ottawa county voters approve a 350000 dollar road bond issue and a 60000 dollar jail bond by a two to one margin. Results announced from Miami Oklahoma dated December 6.
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