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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Feb 28, 1929
Page
6
A promotional text says Phillips Milk of Magnesia relieves gas and sour stomach, calms digestive organs, and allows freer eating. It claims temporary relief comparable to Boda and notes safety for children. stresses get the genuine Phillips product and warns imitators do not act the same.
A health claim promotes drinking a quart of water daily and taking Jad Salts to flush and stimulate kidneys. It describes kidney strain from rich foods, signs of kidney trouble, and the supposed benefits of lithia water to neutralize acids and reduce bladder irritation.
A polite exchange unfolds as a beggar asks for a quarter. The woman grants the coin and inquires about his family. He replies they are at the movies, ending the brief encounter with a hopeful note.
An advertisement praises a bathroom’s appeal and promotes Red Cross Ball Blue to keep cloths and towels white until worn out.
A satirical remark from Munich Fliegende Blaetter jokes about Wilkins refusing to buy a calendar, fearing death before year end, illustrating thrift gone humorously extreme.
An exploration of early claimants to the presidency under the Articles of Confederation and the later Constitution. John Hanson Elias Boudinot John Hancock Nathaniel Gorham and David B. Atchison are evaluated as potential presidents based on historical definitions and oath/office criteria.
In Sydney a District Court decree by Judge Cohen rules a maid may keep gifts from her lover. Henry Morris sued Dolly Reynolds for return of a phonograph, silk shawl, steel guitar, and $100 loan claim. Dolly admitted betting bets for Morris and deductions from winnings. The judge ordered Dolly to keep the gifts and disregard the money.
A Kenya letter reports a native chief initially believes a doll with moving eyes is supernatural. After realizing it is mechanical, he asks to borrow it to win back one of his wives.
A timid chap asks why love remained unseen while the other says a postcard with eight words was missing. The playful exchange centers on confession and missed signals.
A man recounts a plan to seize a wife by convincing her husband that all men would flee if he took it. He claims his prediction proved accurate as he succeeded in his quest and fled to her native village.
A quotation from the Albany Knickerbocker Press defines an old fashioned woman as caring more about breakfast foods than the setting, reflecting regional attitudes in a brief editorial note.
A playful exchange underscores cliques in the film crew with jokes about too many collaborators and limit on reels. The quip hints at irritation over credits and clutter in the production process.
Rosemond Bower of Frontenac Kansas writes of lifelong constipation relief after taking Milks Emulsion. She reports weight gain from 105 to 125 pounds, improved complexion and energy, and says doctors concede its value. The company guarantees satisfaction or refund. sold by druggists nationwide.
A witty exchange on money and value unfolds with a humor driven line about wealth speaking. The quip contrasts belief in money’s voice against a self deprecating remark about personal finances.
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