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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Feb 24, 1910
Page
3
In Omaha the booming Cooper preparations spark heated medical debate. Dr J E Carass notes patient reports of relief for chronic liver kidney and stomach problems while another physician brands the craze a Cooper mania and warns the public will tire of the belief. Cooper greets thousands daily with a smile as the discussion continues.
The note records a terse exchange where one speaker asks if Cholly’s sister is present and requests a card to check if she is available, with a terse reply about relaying a message that she was out.
Mrs. Enos Shearer of Centralia Washington endured severe kidney trouble with one kidney removed and the other diseased. After five doctors proposed no hope she recovered following Doan's Kidney Pills. Shearer, 65, reports full health and urges sufferers to write for her full story. Doan's sold by all dealers 0 cents a box Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY.
A garbled OCR fragment notes a game warden and a deer found dead on premises. It mentions denial and a murky anecdote about a wife, hens, and a tun, with unclear causation and setting. The readable bits suggest a misreported wildlife incident requiring cautious interpretation.
fragments show a man uttering raise and fear of facing his wife with a mix of garbled words. the text hints at a confrontation or reaction to an event but lacks clear context or identifiable names or dates.
The narrator and Tuttle debate whether they are aboard the Esmeralda, now renamed Esmeralda by Chile, amid fog and suspicion. He investigates the cabin and finds a lavish interior with orderly berths and a locked roll-top desk, while the crew’s claims fuel doubt about their vessel’s identity.
The narrator enters a captain’s cabin to find a living scene with a woman reading at a dressing table and a maid nearby. The woman recognizes the guest as Senor Estevan, while a tense exchange unfolds amid the dilated, foggy setting aboard. The piece shifts to report on the tuberculosis campaign, noting 1909-1910 progress.
Massachusetts man John Stephens, marooned in Chile, accepts a captaincy after a Chilean admiral declares war with Peru. He gathers a mixed crew and boards a Chilean ship believed to be the Esmeralda, executing a strategic capture and directing the craft’s departure.
In a fog bound dawn the ship sails 16 knots toward an unseen pursuer. Captain Tuttle and the wary narrator discuss piracy, absence of crew, and a possible Esmeralda replacement as treachery lingers in the shadows.
The narrator confronts a dangerous misunderstanding aboard a yacht as a maid and mistress react with mixed fear and curiosity. He seeks to clarify the situation by requesting answers to questions, warning that a serious mistake may need rectification. TO BE CONTINUED.
In the Congregationalist two explanations of the doctrine of election are discussed. Henry Ward Beecher offers the phrase the elect are whosoever will, the non-elect are whosoever won't. A colored divine offers a different view: the Lord is always voting for a man, the devil against him, and the man’s own vote breaks the tie.
A hostess teases Phyllis about joining a church gathering as Phyllis admits she knows no one there and feels out of place over the weekend.
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