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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Feb 17, 1910
Page
6
A mother watches her son prepare for a world journey and fears he cannot return. The tale recalls pride, peril, and maternal sorrow as the son sails away with funds to travel but uncertain means to come back.
A decollette gown is described to show how a woman in the swim desires minimal clothing. The remark highlights societal attitudes toward swimwear and female dress in public fashion discourse.
Proverb style note notes that lateness may affect outcome in a case referenced as white. Mentions possible misfortune or misjudgment tied to timing and action. No clear persons or organizations present in the readable text.
A broker plans a 6:30 suburb train to reach Westchester for dinner but meets an old mate and stays in town. He telegraphs his wife unavoidably detained and home later. She shows the slip reading Received at 4:45, exposing his fib.
A fragmentary quotation recalls a young man describing starting life on four dollars a week and living with a parent figure. The text reflects moral exhortation from Christian teaching about treating others as you wish to be treated.
A letter summarizes decades of testimonials for Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a standard female remedy. It urges women to write Mrs. Pinkham in Lynn Massachusetts for free advice and emphasizes roots and herbs as the cure for female diseases.
Department of commerce and labor reports 1909 livestock receipts at seven interior markets totaled 39,545,725 head, the lowest since 1904. Hog arrivals dropped for the fourth consecutive year to 18,834,641 after years above 19 million. cattle and sheep also showed declines from earlier peaks.
Senate interoceanic canals committee hears a bill by Senator Flint to fund a government owned steamship line. The proposal seeks a $10,000,000 appropriation to build and equip 10 ships of at least 5,000 tons and 12 knots speed, linking Pacific ports to Panama with a counterpart railroad and Atlantic coast line.
Congressman Hayes proposes extending the exclusion laws to all non citizens listed under section 2169 of the revised statutes. The bill would bar merchants teachers students and travelers for curiosity or pleasure from becoming citizens. The House immigration committee gave its favorable recommendation.
Lincoln Nebraska William Hayward state Republican chairman for four years has announced his candidacy for the nomination for congress in the First Nebraska district at the August primary. Hayward is son of the late Senator Hayward of Nebraska The First Nebraska is now represented by John A McGuire a Democrat.
The Langley medal of the Smithsonian Institution was presented to the Wright brothers. The medal was created in 1908 in commemoration of Prof. Langley and his work in aerodromics.
Bank of Memphis robbed with the safe blown. Robbers escaped after taking 2700 dollars. Fifty dollars found on a bridge two miles away. Bank capital stock listed at 5000 dollars.
After 37 years of work the task of compiling the full marginal references for the revised New Testament is finished. A new edition will soon be issued by the University Presses with the new references replacing the abridged 1898 edition.
Alfred G. Vanderbilt sent Yale University a check for 100000 dollars, raising his cumulative gifts to 175000 dollars. He stated he would increase his donations to 250000 dollars before stopping.
In New Albany Indiana housewives may face paying a dollar for an ordinary broom within months as large manufacturers in Southern Indiana forecast higher prices.
She notes it is three o'clock and heads to the dressmaker, estimating a brief visit. He reminds them they will dine out at eight, keeping plans concise and time-structured.
A user reports decade long hand eczema cleared after using Cuticura Ointment and Cuticura Resolvent. Father notes full body improvement after three bottles and daughter’s hands healed in two weeks. Family endorsements from Mrs. M. E. Falin of Speers Ferry Virginia dated Oct 19 1909.
Massachusetts began funds for a state sanitarium twelve years ago and has since allocated over 10 million dollars for tuberculosis prevention. Municipal and county authorities added a roughly equal amount, with the federal government investing more than 1 million and spending about 500 thousand annually on hospitals. Public support increases each year as private societies lead the drive, urging cities and states to contribute to treatment and prevention.
An exchange questions whether persistent mental focus can influence another to act. One speaker dismisses the idea entirely while the other notes a personal desire to be paid back without formal assertion. Sunday Magazine of the Cleveland Leader.
In New York James Hyslop the psychologist recounts an old lady’s view of ghosts. She dismisses ghosts saying if you die and go to the good place you wouldn’t return to this world, and if you go to the bad place you’d be kept there.
A Missouri woman credits Grape-Nuts with curing long stomach troubles and heartburn after failing to digest other foods. She reports rapid weight gain, restored strength, and renewed ability to work. A ten day trial is suggested with a small booklet titled The Road to Wellville. There's a Reason.
A wide range of readers from John Burroughs to D S Hall praise the Wonderberry as delicious, prolific, and drought hardy. Reports claim large yields per acre, early fruiting, and usefulness in the garden, with endorsements from multiple states and professions.
A woman who sought the bachelor to dine with her phoned his rooms. He feigned unfamiliarity and remained diplomatic. She asked who it was and he replied with a playful compliment, calling her beautiful.
Barbara Carpenter of Ogden South Carolina reports a summer skin outbreak resembling eczema that resisted previous treatments until using Resinol ointment. The testimonial credits the product with clearing the condition.
A tense exchange hints at Mrs. Lenswell's future fate as lines are drawn over clothing and cuts to the wardrobe become a matter of domestic power in a strained home. John and Mrs. Lenswell discuss drastic steps, revealing underlying conflict and control.
A vintage note promotes Davis' Painkiller as a home remedy for rheumatism neuralgia and muscle aches. It claims the product has served for seventy years and admonishes against delaying remedies for injuries.
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