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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jul 21, 1905
Page
2
A jumble of short items notes Omilcchuk rising from obscurity to fame, a Chicago directory count, a New York fining a Mrs. Shakespeare, and quirky quips on fashion, corn, electricity, and politics. It mentions Harvard Yale rowing, Annapolis cadet growth, and Curzon resigning as India viceroy.
Supreme Court Justice Brewer cautions about Japan's liberty. He says the goddess of liberty appears to be hired by Japan and hopes she won’t be forced to leave for staying out late.
A new word euthenics meaning beautiful living has been coined by women professors in the Adirondacks. Its adoption could promote the practice it defines and encourage healthier, refined living.
Lafitte resolves to bury the Englishman and Zeney while Rose learns a coded message from a jeweled fan. Madame Riefet questions Lafitte about British moves as the party rests aboard Shell Island after a tense chase through the bayous.
The readable items include an advertisement for Calumet Baking Powder and a laxative claimed safe for babies, plus a stray dialogue about a poker game and a declining belief about a famous Garden apple claim. The text mixes product notices with humorous social chatter and misc references.
A fragment notes the Virgin and Child frame in Milan cathedral said to be the world’s costliest artwork crafted from melted gold and valued at 125 dollars. The text then drifts into stray remarks about a neighbor’s daughter and a boarding house, with references to deserts and divorce.
A discussion on breakfast cereals traces dozens of near rivals to Grape-Nuts failing after a rush to imitate the product. It notes mills left with stock and defunct factories, all promising similar thin flakes. It explains why real Grape-Nuts differs in production and nutrition and hints at aggressive advertising by imitators.
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