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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Feb 01, 1906
Page
4
A fragmented 1906 page fragment presents moral aphorisms and satirical ad style lines. It rails against narrow thinking and urges prudence in spending and labor while reflecting on luck, schooling costs, and self discipline. The garbled text includes references to January February dates and ads for coal.
The text critiques merit systems in reappointments and praises the radical man guiding Regina reforms. It argues effort today shapes tomorrow’s success or failure, noting praise favors the fortunate while perseverance is punished by envy. A downhill burden harms more than the climb, and youth face greater exertion rising than descending.
Buxton Gro. Co. advertises Milan coal as the best coal to be towed to North Missouri. The notice urges examination and trying the coal to be convinced, promising prices that are always honest.
General Wheeler known as Fighting Joe rose to brigadier general after Bragg backed his promotion. He led cavalry with bold raids in the West, distinguished at Shiloh and Murfreesboro, two horses shot, earned praise for capturing Prentiss’s division. He served eight terms in Congress from Alabama and commanded a cavalry division in the Spanish American War in 1898.
The text describes a dangerous method claiming gasoline and a lit match can remove grease stains. It cautions that such advice is unsafe and highlights the fire risk from combining flammable liquids with flame on clothing.
Tobn Cawood, who had been visiting his brother in law H F Crookshanks for several days, returned to his home on Towner last Friday. A copy of the Cong Directory of the 59th Congress was received at this office this week. We are much older Congressman Rucker for the.
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