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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1920
Page
3
A humorous collage of stressed sent letters includes a baboo office clerk begging not to be pestered by a dog hungry office cat and a marriage proposal from a suitor claiming lineage independence and long devotion while confessing ejected from Calcutta University and a desire to join the family circle.
The Milwaukee Journal notes Czecho-Slovakia aims to curb euro currency by recalling old Austro-Hungarian war money and issuing new notes. The new volume drops 38 percent versus the old, with no expansion unless secured by gold silver bonds or similar instruments. Plans also seek to withdraw 1.5 billion crowns from circulation.
Two Tulsa women surprised local Navy recruiters by applying to enlist claiming they want to see the world and noting Uncle Sam covers travel. Chief Roth explained no women were being enlisted during peacetime and the women said they would return if a war begins.
"Clothes do not make the man," remarked the ready made philosopher. "Let us hope for the best," rejoined Miss Cayenne. "Perhaps some of the geriety lads who are putting on over ellz will be psychologically influenced to attempt a regular day's work."
Henry is a favorite author in Begland as English publishers report total sales through them reaching 900 000 copies.
Henry P Davison head of the League of Red Cross societies and J P Morgan partner outlines a dire postwar Europe in 1920. He cites vast debts currency depreciation and widespread destitution across 8 8 million square miles and 460 million people. He urges government led aid to provide food clothing and transport to restore self sufficiency.
Mrs Eva E Shay of Garnett Kansas writes that Pinkham's Vegetable Compound relieved her severe abdominal pain after childbirth. She used five bottles and later had a ten pound baby followed by two more healthy children. She will use and recommend the medicine for future ailments.
Mr Herbert Gessner of Berlin New Hampshire reports ten years of worsening stomach issues. After trying many remedies he used Eatonic and saw rapid relief completing a full course with no pain thereafter. He now eats freely and feels like a new man thanking Eatonic.
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