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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1911
Page
2
Snapshot of national and international items with names such as James Jones, Taft, and the Grampus. Includes politics, tariffs, court decisions, crimes, transportation, and social events across various U.S. locales and the world.
Mrs Ray Trusner of New Albany Indiana credits Doan's Kidney Pills with curing her kidney disease after severe swelling and fatigue left her bedridden. She reports marked improvement and six weeks later being a well woman. Sold by druggists and general stores for 60 cents. Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY.
A dated superstition claims ague sufferers can cure illness by visiting a crossroad at midnight five times and burying a newly laid egg. If the disease persists, believers blame an unlucky event encountered en route rather than the ritual itself.
A Toronto born infant with a severe skin condition described years of ointments and hospital visits before moving to Duluth and using Cuticura Remedies. The family credits dramatic improvement and complete cure after May 1909 treatment, with ongoing use of Cuticura Soap for baths.
A dialogue contrasts two types of courtesy in business, one for customers who pay cash and another for those who do not. The speaker explains the distinction to his son, highlighting differing treatment based on payment.
Women suffering from any illness are urged to write to Mrs Pinkham at Lynn Massachusetts. Letters are read and answered by women, preserving confidentiality. The ad claims extensive experience and no payment required, inviting women to seek guidance from the Pinkham Medicine Company.
The coronation of George V in Westminster Abbey drew about 7,000 dignitaries and spectators from Britain and overseas. The procession from Buckingham Palace featured nobles in state coaches, with autos allowed for some, while the ceremony included the anointing, the crowning with St Edward's crown, and the queen's simple, brief anointing.
A collage of snippets from advertisements and light humor. It cites Alphonse Karr Socrates Victor Cousin and Victor garfield tea claims plus Allen's Foot-Ease and a short comic exchange from Harper's Bazar. The ad blurbs promote cigars tonics and remedies while jokes entertain.
A light exchange pits Parker against Thompson over a new fish story while banter about catches and sea lore plays out. The exchange hints at rival tales and ongoing newsroom humor about fishing legends and boastful claims.
Advice against liquid bluing warning it is weak and costly. Promotes Red Cross Ball Bluing as best blue for whitening clothes. Urges readers to ask their grocer for the product.
A playful exchange wonders why Humpty Dumpty would sit on a wall and speculates that he believed he could hold it down. The pun plays on stability and a famous nursery rhyme imagen.
Garfield Tea claims to overcome constipation and relieve sick headache and bilious attacks, offering freedom from discomfort through its herbal laxative formula.
A fragmentary dialogue references a recall and qualities of umpires, including trusted figures Lewis and Becker. The text also mentions a 5e cigar and a quip about life depending on the liver attributed to Thomas Gold Appleton.
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