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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Feb 12, 1931
Page
2
A consumer testimonial from St Louis praises California Fig Syrup as safe relief for constipation in children. The ad claims remedies for weak appetites and energy, noting the product is doctor endorsed for fifty years and available at drugstores.
An English woman in India describes washing clothes as hereditary, dating to ancient Vedic times. Dhobis take garments to rivers or pools, soak them, and vigorously bash them on stones before laying them to dry, often pegged to thorn bushes to resist wind.
An Indianapolis druggist near middle age with distinctive hair was asked by a customer to buy hair dye. He inquired about color, she hesitated, glanced at his hair, and replied that any dye would do.
Advertisement notes Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription makes weak women strong with no alcohol. Sold by druggists in tablets or liquid, Ady.
A Louisville Courier Journal editorial reflects on disarming social hazards, noting progress from hatpins to broader safety measures while weighing feasibility and public sentiment. The piece considers ongoing reforms and the pace of change in civic attitudes toward danger avoidance and regulation.
A concise proverb notes that forceful pressure does not unlock trust. The saying warns against aggressive demands when seeking private information or secrets from someone. It emphasizes patience and respectful approach over confrontation.
An advertisement touts Kruschen Salts as a six mineral mix to purify the blood and aid kidneys and bowels to remove waste. It claims gradual fat loss by taking a half teaspoon daily in hot water, promising energy, clearer skin, and a younger look. A bottle costs 85 cents and offers money back if not convincing. Hartford and Ohio testimonials are cited.
The article traces James D. Dole's pivot from coffee to pineapple, creating a thriving, ship-ready industry. Lanai island development, harbor construction, and rail trucking boosted production to millions of cases, with nine major growers shipping about 11.3 million cases valued at 45 million dollars. Despite high output, per capita pineapple consumption remains modest, leaving room for growth and emphasizing Hawaii's job stability and economic impact.
A vintage health ad promotes Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin with three rules for regular bowels. It urges water before breakfast, outdoor exercise, and a fixed daily time, claiming the syrup cleanses waste without weakening the gut and improves appetite, sleep, and overall well being.
A witty exchange notes how time changes romance as a speaker recalls Julia from twenty years ago. The brief vignette hints at aging and memory with a punchline that contrasts perceived aging with unexpected hair color.
An old pharmacy advertisement touts LYKO as a cure for low energy among tired adults. It claims the tonic quickly removes a no count feeling and recharges the body’s endurance, urging readers to buy at druggists.
A neighborly gathering ended with a quarrel on the front porch as tensions spilled from a social visit. No serious injuries reported and authorities were not summoned.
Lighthearted quip notes plans to convert golf courses into bird sanctuaries. It jokes that all golfers will welcome more birdies and better shots amid environmental themes.
A man buys a hat and adapts to it within two minutes and grows to like it fairly well after about two weeks.
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