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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1905
Page
3
A fragmented newspaper clipping references Foster-Milburn Co selling kidney pills by mail, a 5c single binder cigar, and brief banter about municipal ownership and a mayoral scene. The piece blends product mentions with chatter on politics and a quip about Daniel Defoe and campaign liars.
An Oakland reader recalls eight years of coffee use causing nervousness and stomach weakness. She credits quitting coffee and switching to Postum Food Coffee after reading The Road to Wellville, noting rapid improvement in nerves and digestion and sustained energy during a San Francisco event. The ad-like testimony ends with Postum Co Battle Creek Mich and the slogan There's a reason.
A sprawling Missouri digest notes postmasters' pay hikes new light projects in Mexico and Salisbury water works. It reports deaths, robberies, trials and civic actions with names places and dates. It cites Beards and beards and a 102 year old in Webb City and a 13 year old radio operator.
The piece notes Senator Depew cherishing spiritual aims for corrupt senators and rebate-granting railroad managers, contrasting Washington’s lighted life with New York Central business concerns. It includes social jests and brief advertisements from Allen's Foot-Ease and Kennedy cures, punctuated by short anecdotes and quotes.
A historical advisory stresses infant mortality rates in civilized countries and promotes Castoria as a safer alternative. It warns against narcotic infant remedies containing opium or morphine and claims Castoria improves blood circulation, skin function, and fever relief, bearing the signature of Chas. H. Fletcher.
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