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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jan 04, 1906
Page
7
Letters from readers recount eight years of monthly pain and health struggles. Mrs Pinkham urges others to try the vegetable remedy and write for free advice, noting testimonials from Mary Dees and Mary Inglis.
William Waldorf Astor plans a Tudor style village around Hever Castle in England, aiming to recreate surroundings from the era of Henry III and Anne Boleyn as part of restoration and development.
Farmer Corntassel reflects on his son after a college game. A Washington Star quote notes the son’s photo showed his regular arms and legs, and the farmer asserts he is doing right well.
An OCR fragment advertises Castoria, a remedy for infants and children, mentioning a dealer in Peoria Illinois. The fragment shifts to advice about young men, college outcomes, and care for piles, then a misread line about wisdom and realization.
John Gordon dies in Sullivan Indiana from injuries suffered ten days earlier in a football game. William G. Rockefeller served with a subpoena in Missouri in the Standard Oil suit, hearing January 5. Carmelita Pasadena sale to I. V. Harkness for 180000. Metcalf raises Capt. Gibbs salary after Azalae rescue, per Dewey. Grief at Pottsville leads George Allman to blow himself amid his daughter’s grave. Oklahoma City oil plant fire destroys 2500000 eggs, losses 75000. meat wagon driver charged. Ships delayed by storm December 19 20, New York under reduced speed eight hours. Brownlow sets early congress record with 374 bills in 13 days. Lexington breeder C H Berryman criticizes American Breeders’ Protective Association. Atlantic Coast Line reorganizes traffic head Horace M Emerson. Chicago Painters delegate Thomas Kennedy shot at Pittsburgh meeting. Duluth pine deal tops 3200000 cash with Industrial Lumber of Sarina c Mich. Indiana secretary Daniel W Storms declares trustee to cover 77000 debt to state. Louisville railroad executive changes set for year start. Lindsey resigns. Cunningham promoted.
Notable ringmaster promotes a new reel of acts featuring Edwin Booth Joseph Jefferson Tomaso Salvini and other celebrities. The performance will also include distinguished actors farce and burlesque numbers in a varied program.
An old authority estimates earth’s surface at 196 791 984 square miles with 83 000 000 miles of land and the rest water. The text mentions Pillsbury’s Vitag as a widely used breakfast food and notes its availability in groceries.
A Statesman item notes Mrs. Torkine praising Charley for showing growing interest in tariffs and joking he is becoming a regular statesman as he talks in his sleep about standing put. The Washington Star's quote frames the whimsy.
Mrs W J Walker of Camden New Jersey praises Allen's Foot-Ease for curing burning itching and blistering sensations in feet after using it recently She notes it provides lasting relief and would not be without it Druggists nationwide stock the product at 250 units in ad copy style
A comic exchange notes villagers mistaking a whistle laden automobile convoy for a circus. An advertisement touts Defiance Cold Water Starch claiming 16 oz per package and chemical-free formula, urging consumers to seek 16 ounce packs. The Poe influenced play Lower Depths by Gorky is highlighted as produced in Paris with Italian actress Duse and American Poe descendant promoter.
A collage of 1900 era ads tout cures for blood and skin diseases including Bo Bonto look Bala GA MB) Balm Co. and B B B tonics. Claims promise blood purification and symptom relief with directions and free medical advice. Also notes Piso’s Cure for Consumption and a reflection on women’s unseen labor.
A discussion on how poor stomach function leads to nervous breakdown and weak blood, causing sleeplessness and illness. Recommends Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery and Pleasant Pellets, touting safety, nonalcoholic formula, and a request-order booklet from Buffalo New York.
California based Bishop Grace reports from Ireland during his Old World visit that land reforms allow many locals in Wexford to acquire small plots. He notes a declining population but improved prosperity among those who stay and observes better living conditions.
An advertisement touts Mull's Grape Tonic and Mull's Tonics claiming to cure constipation and related ailments. It offers a free full sized bottle and a coupon incentive to send at once, touting safety versus alcohol and opiate preparations and appealing to families with children and nursing mothers.
A fragment notes a date and a number stamped on a label but provides no additional context or identifying information.
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