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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jul 28, 1910
Page
3
An old advertisement extols Doan's Kidney Pills as a remedy for weak kidneys with testimonials from Ted Hiatt of Oswego Kansas. The text also includes a brief humorous libretto exchange about mispronouncing a line.
Banks and Rivers discuss a clandestine group of local women. Banks notes the ladies are secretive in their communications, while Rivers questions the notion, suggesting they effectively reveal secrets.
A dialogue notes a man wishing to join a club but his wife opposes it. Another speaker retorts that many men would join if wives could not object. The exchange highlights social vetoes affecting club membership.
A quoted remark by M. Emile Faguet calls women in love troublesome and persecuting, inviting reflection on whether a French critic truly understands the subject and inviting readers to question the critic’s insight.
Bella replies she is not afraid of cows and uses her hatpins as defense in a pointed exchange from a New York Sun item.
A brief note reflects on men who lift sandbags as a display of pride rather than asking for help. The image contrasts self reliance with need, suggesting dignity in labor during hardship.
A mother details her switch from coffee to Postum two years ago to ease constipation and belching. She notes her seven children, including an eighteen month old who prefers Postum mixed with milk, and claims her family’s health improved. She emphasizes personal wellbeing from using Feasts and Postum, ending with a slogan about reasons.
The Donna Isabel sinks after heavy seas and a perilous night at sea. The narrator and Doris escape in a long boat as Cole and Kelly perish or vanish, while De Nova and crew battle the ice and cold to save the women and salvage the crew. Doris fears for the future as rescue dawns and the two exchange a quiet, hopeful moment.
Adventurer John Stephens, stranded in Chile, leads a mutinous voyage aboard the Sea Queen to capture a Chilean vessel. Mistakenly seizing Lord Darlington’s yacht, he uncovers a ghostly plot, a treasure of 3,000,000 pesos in the Donna Isabel, and a perilous voyage northward. The crew, wrecked in fog, survives a life boat escape with Lady Darlington confessing love.
Chapter XXVIII continues with Cole acting irrationally after the box is opened. He torments the ice hole in the lazarette while water sloshes around as the ship rolls, ignoring calls and leaving him alone below deck. Others fear the strain will pass with time.
Chapter XXIX recalls six days at sea with exhausted crew aboard a boat. Faces grow gaunt as salt spray coats skin and hope fades in the endless water and pale sky. Early attempts at cheer give way to silence and gloom as days pass and the tale continues.
A Life note credits Eve with recognizing the value of higher education and securing it for herself and her descendants, contrasting with Adam's focus on appetite. The remark frames education as a lasting family benefit and moral value.
A letter from Mrs. Maz McKinGnut of Oronogo Missouri endorses Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for relief from a fall on the head and general female issues. Another Missouri woman Mrs At Her ton of St Louis reports backache and urinary symptoms improved after use. The ad urges doctors to advise trial of Lydia E Pinkham's formula for inflammatory or fibroid conditions and related pains.
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