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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jul 07, 1905
Page
7
An assortment of late 19th century fashioning health ads tout Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound and Cuticura Soap for women’s ailments and skin care. Claims include confidential female advice from a veteran expert, testimonials, and household uses for soap and remedies amid reader letters and product lines.
Rich Hill reports a mad dog scare while Eildon post office is robbed of 145 dollars Monday night. Warrensburg Hyatt murder case moves to trial. Rolla to get a 25000 dollar Masonic temple. Parkville graduates 28 at Park College. Monett gasoline explosion victim dies. Joplin and Joplin council races and local officials in trouble. Missouri presses, ower rate cuts, and various local incidents fill the roster.
Mrs Augusta Chapin a renowned United States woman's rights agitator dies of pneumonia in New York hospital at 69 after a weeklong illness. A Doctor of Divinity and Universalist church member she once led Mount Vernon Universalist Church and spoke at many congregations nationwide as lecturer and writer.
The treasury begins a nationwide count of $1,152,818,725 in thirteen vaults as Morgan H. Treat becomes treasurer. Ellis H. Roberts ends eight years in office. Bond set at $150,000, US government securities total detailed, coin weight about 5,000 tons.
In St Petersburg discussions hint that M Witte may assume Liberal leadership during the president crisis. Meeting participants sought his counsel, while his stance shifts between government support and Liberal alignment. In Ann Arbor Acacia, a Masonry fraternity, held its first conclave with representation from Michigan Kansas Nebraska California and Stanford.
Washington dispatch from Consul Heenan in Odessa says the Black Sea fleet is in mutiny with two battleships Potemkin and another involved. Sunderland England reports five more warships mutinied on arrival and threaten to bombard the port. In Ardmore Oklahoma a Choctaw man Hickman Willis is found with a fractured skull. police suspect foul play and expect arrests.
Ellwood Garman, convicted of first degree murder for William Murray’s death, was found dead in his Mifflin town cell on Monday. He killed himself by drinking carbolic acid. The remark about marriage rights appears as a digressive aside.
A rustic, misspelled meditation on Noah building the ark before the flood to survive. The narrator riffs on animals, the elephant, a crow, a pigeon, and moral questions while asking if women should have helped and who bears blame for worldly events.
A humorous exchange notes Russell Sage’s fondness for a restaurant pie in Juneh. The remark playfully ponders why he eats slowly, suggesting the dessert’s long digestion as the joke’s root.
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