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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1914
Page
3
An old advertisement from Hill Pennsylvania promotes Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a standard remedy for women's ills. It cites testimonials from women across the coast and claims the product has helped avoid surgery in many cases.
The speaker claims worldwide renown while the chairman questions the speaker’s prominence and hints that action was needed to inflate status, with a dismissive remark that no one local has heard of the speaker.
The hundred and twenty year old Thomas Morris of Westerville Nebraska. born January 15 1794 in Berriew Montgomeryshire Britain. naturalized American citizen since 1871. worked as a cobbler apprentice. recalls union of GB and Ireland and early 1800s events. He still enjoys tea with meals and has good hearing.
A mother from Circleville Ohio describes a child's scalp sores itching and burning improving after using Cuticura Seep and Ointment. She reports relief after the second application and full cure in a short time. The ad notes Cuticura Soap and Ointment sold worldwide with free sample and Skin Book.
A speaker recalls Mr. Brown planting seeds in his garden this morning and mentions turning the chickens loose. The exchange reflects domestic routine and neighborly observations in a small community.
Fragmentary OCR mentions careful bottling and labeling. It hints at branding or warning text but lacks clear names, dates, or locations to identify a specific organization or event.
A doctor recommends buying ten cents worth of a remedy while noting that ten cents of that item costs about half a dollar at a drug store. The exchange highlights price contrasts between small prescribed amounts and retail costs.
A famed athlete rescued a man who leaped into a Turkish bath tub without checking depth. He towed the man to the side by the hair and kept him afloat until breathing resumed, only to hear a comic, confused reply as the rescued man woke.
A humorous exchange sets Victoria Falls against Niagara Falls with an Englishman praising the former while an American dismisses it as mere perspiration. The remark appears in Ladies' Home Journal.
A London Punch quip notes a nervous woman asking why police patrols miss her street. The policeman replies that he hides and observes, since it is a policeman's business to secrete himself.
A dialogue features Tim and an orator discussing public messaging. The speaker rejects a pilot recital about the eagle and instead promises to highlight comfort and prosperity under peace while raising the emblem of the goose that lays the golden egg.
A sharp exchange over printing a spring poem grows heated as a editor reveals the author is a tailor's daughter. The dialogue hints at dispute about merit versus provenance and whether background should affect publication.
A fragmentary report notes Jessie and Jensie from the Spin club discussing personal choices, but the text is garbled and does not clarify any definitive reason for not marrying. The readable bits suggest social nuance rather than a clear confession.
A fragmentary dialogue notes a claim to a pay raise with questions about entitlement and a long gap since prior action. The wording suggests a dispute over wages and the speaker asserting entitlement while the other questions the basis for it.
A medical notice stresses using five percent Tysol or carbolic acid boiled before use and for dishes, urging patients to have exclusive dish sets kept separate and boiled after each meal. It reminds tubercu losis is preventable only through strict sanitary measures.
Succeds in Canada he homesteaded in the Staveley district. Today he owns 480 acres with 84 Percheron horses and $3,000 in implements. Last year he earned $1,000 from hogs and produced 7,000 bushels wheat 6,000 oats 12 acres of potatoes and 18 tons onions. Farm and stock valued at $30,000 after ten years.
In a tense courtroom exchange the magistrate hears a prisoner claim the officer trumped up charges while the officer asserts the suspect nearly escaped, noting he struck with his club as the man closed in.
A compact aphorism noting how anxieties accumulate more readily than they vanish, suggesting a reflection on human tendency to invite problems rather than address them directly. The line emphasizes caution in letting concerns pile up.
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