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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jul 21, 1905
Page
7
Medicine That Never Failed Now Seen As Blues Cure?
An unclear fragment describes an ailment labeled as blues or melancholy. A respondent cites dizziness, headaches, poor sleep, and faintness with a doctor suggesting emotional distress and dyspepsia as possible causes. The tone hints at medical advice or a lay remedy.
Missouri items mix politics and mischief in July reports
Short Missouri items note Salem to get a $25000 automa bank and Marshall’s Wingate Mercantile failure. Carrie Nation to speak at Meadville August 27. St Joseph boy Ross Truesdale heads lockjaw cases from July 4. Bruce Crockett may become state dairy commissioner. Osage band cornetist Horner named. Jefferson City to start Capitolan magazine. Folk re election stance on prosecutions. Grace West acquitted in a St Joseph murder case. Fourth July incidents across state include toy pistol casualties and sound muffler removals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carrie Nation
Meadvile Chautauqua
Ross Truesdale
St. Joseph
Osage
Horner
Jefferson City
William Ore
Folk
Aurora
James Gibeant
Chillicothe
Harriclesa
Shaw Hag
Joplin
Monett Daily Eagle
Monett
Edward T. Albright
Troy
St. Louis
Charles G. Patterson
Martin
Marshall
Lebanon
The Old Woman of the Shop and Overpowering Passion
A piece from the Kansas City Drovers Telegram recounts an old woman who traps neighbors' chickens and sells them in the city for profit. It contrasts with a dialogue about personal ruling passions, jokingly suggesting the speaker's passion is his wife.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City Drovers Telegram
J. W. Dinsdale
Chicago
Alexander FE. Mintie
Cleveland
Alexander
Omaha
Neb
A. McClellan
Buffalo
N. Y
C. Haneeen
Paul
Minn
Tokatine
Senate
D. Benner
Philadelphia
J. A. Boarman
Kansas City
J. J. Ma
Brookire
Howard
New York City
Fragments and Advertisements From An Early 1900s Page
Scattered lines show consumer goods pitches and jokes from a turn of the century paper. Brand names Red Cross Ball Blue Piso’s Cure, The Russ Company product placement, and hints of dating and social quips appear among personal notes and mock dialogue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russ Company
South End
Ind
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Sie
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Wingate Mercantile Company
Bruce Crockett
Grace West
Paul Druck
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Walmsley
Hadley
Livingstone County
Climton
Russell Ingall
The
State University
Rich Hill
Centralia
Miscouri
Parnell
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Monett Eagle
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Brookfield
Des Moines
Iowa
Oscar
Albert Herring
Macon
Mabel Eldridge
Linn County
Wellsville
John Williams
Tillie Wilpit
Columbia
Joseph
Appomattox
Albert Sidney Johnston
Robert Yohnston
E. 8
Hayes
de Kalk Tribune
Agency
Buchanan County
Democrat
Charles Grinstead
Longwood
N. D. Thurmond
Fulton
Jim
Peeee
Steer
Piso
J. W. O'Brien
Iinneapolis
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A.s
McNeill & Libby
All Good Housewives
Red Cross
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Chas. H. Fletcher
Yoo Raps
Psbas
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