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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Feb 19, 1931
Page
6
An advertisement touts Dr. Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin as a doctor prescribed laxative that trains bowels to move regularly and thoroughly. It claims 47 years of study, quick, safe relief, and benefits for headaches biliousness and poor appetite, with friendly tasting formula for children.
A Life magazine quip contrasts fur furniture with a battery radio, reflecting midcentury domestic humor about modern appliances and old styles. The exchange highlights evolving home furnishings and technology in everyday life.
A New York woman claims a 14 pound fat loss after using Kruschen Salts for four weeks. She credits the product for increased energy and reduced fatigue, noting a morning dose and dietary changes as part of the regimen. The ad promises a 50 cent bottle with a money back guarantee if not satisfied.
Snippets include a motor boat ride remark in a seaside scene, a character named Ady endorsing Dr Pierce's Pleasant Pellets for liver and bowel health, a pun about letters, and musings on cat noises and the idea that great minds run in a channel that never crowds.
A compilation from Missouri towns reports Fulton mother Mrs John Mason Wheeler dies at 82 in Auxvasse Callaway County Kirksville prominent citizen Charles V Miller dies aged 67 owner of multiple businesses and properties Olean and Vandalia women die others Burns fatal fire Maude Woodruff 70 at Steelville Sedalia seed loans 4 000 estimated Social legislation Jefferson City highway patrol bill approved with liquor search restriction retained.
Detective Ebey and Hazzard chase two bandits after a hold up on West Fourteenth Street. One suspect, Mitchell Washington Hamilton, leads to a doorway where Charles Benjamin Jones escapes through a window and roof to a chimney where he dives head first, blowing out masonry as Mrs. Burke’s pork chops smoke billows. Jones is rescued by firefighters.
In Johore a tiger fought a 28 foot 9 inch python. The scene showed a beaten ground and a gutted snake skin. The tiger dragged the carcass 200 yards into the jungle and ate half the serpent.
In Boston a thief cut a pocket from Robert Smith’s trousers while he rode a trolley. The robber escaped with the pocket and the $30 it contained.
United States Department of Agriculture report highlights steady gains in milk quality through cooperative bureau and state extension programs. Emphasizes farmer education, 4-H youth involvement, and coordinated efforts with health departments to raise market milk and cream quality nationwide.
A dairyman shares a calf rearing method using a Holstein nurse cow after four to five days with the calf. Milk supply is timed, then at three to four weeks a mixed feed is introduced, progressing to solid feeds. By ten weeks calves eat usual feeds and at six months are fully weaned.
Milk is essential for growing children and adults to rebuild tissue and maintain health. It contains substances vital for growth, and proper production and handling prevent disease. Dairy owners must keep healthy cows, provide wholesome feed, and maintain clean, comfortable quarters.
Moldy or decayed feeds impart undesirable flavors to milk and dairy products, reducing market value. Silage beets turnips cabbage and other feeds can cause objectionable tastes in milk cream and butter.
February Bible lesson outlines Jesus teaching and actions in Luke chapter eight. It covers the field of his ministry the message and helpers the support from saved women parables the lamp kinship with Christ and the miracles calming a storm and casting out demons with emphasis on hearing and a good heart.
A Maclaren quotation on liberation calls for an emancipator in constant union with the Father who can break every yoke and bring liberty to the oppressed. It stresses spiritual bondage and the necessity of divine power to free souls.
A short historical saying notes that God weighs people today rather than counting them, attributed to Joseph Parker.
An advertisement warns mothers that ages three to twelve are crucial for growth and warns of constipation draining energy. It promotes California Fig Syrup as a pure vegetable laxative that cleanses the bowels, strengthens the stomach, and aids colds and illnesses, with a testimonial from Mrs H Mayer of Dallas.
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