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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Mar 01, 1917
Page
3
A historical note explains that a marriage can reveal true feelings, bringing sympathy to a blind lover who discovers new insight into his situation. The idea emphasizes emotional clarity and social consequences within personal relationships.
Advertisement claims Cuticura Soap and Cuticura Ointment relieve eczema itching and irritation after a ten minute bath. Free sample by mail with a book from Cuticura Dept. L Boston. sold everywhere.
The advertisement defines a bachelor maid as a spinster who still has hopes. It promotes Garfield Tea for constipation headaches and biliousness, claiming it helps with these ailments. The ad notes availability at all druggists.
The late Inez Milholland Boissevain urged young women to view beauty as a tool for good. One of her favorite dicta was that a girl cannot control her looks, but her looks can influence her impact.
A vintage advertisement touts Pape's Diapep sin as the fastest safest fix for dyspepsia indigestion and gas. It claims dramatic relief within minutes, promises a hundred dollars' worth of satisfaction from a fifty-cent case, and urges keeping it at home for day or night stomach upset.
The passage ponders belief in mind reading as a way people in the stock market learn secrets. It contrasts the average man’s resentment toward smarter rivals with a remark on California factory wages totaling 140,934,000 dollars yearly.
The piece cites Scheele's 1776 finding of uric acid in the body and medical authorities noting distressing symptoms. It mentions Dr. Pierce of the Invalids' Hotel in Buffalo discovering a purported agent named Anurie as a harmless remedy and urges readers to try it to be convinced.
Town Topics notes a witty exchange about a young woman being known and now on the shelf, reflecting social attitudes and humor of the era. The piece ends with a remark on difficulty of both rejection and finding nothing to show for effort.
A new desk editor considers a fitting headline for an electrocution incident at Sing Sing. The discussion echoes the newspaper’s practice of using a current events tag for such a developing story.
A Cincinnati man named freezone offers a painless corn and callus treatment. Apply a few drops to a tender area and the corn or callus loosens enough to lift off, with instant drying and no skin irritation. Drugstores can order small bottles for customers.
A stranger in a scene argues about prescription handling then reveals he is the ball team manager noticing unsolicited tips from a bleacher spectator. The exchange highlights cross role commentary within a sports setting.
A well known actress shares a home remedy for gray hair mixing a half pint of water with one ounce Bay Rum a small box of Barbo Compound and glycerine. The mixture will darken faded gray hair without coloring the scalp or leaving residue.
A comic exchange features two students debating the origin of Canadian dimes with a quick jab about Canada. The setup suggests a light schoolyard joke or classroom banter rather than a structured news item.
A短 fragment notes a conversation about foreseeing futures. Seers claim insight into trends, while a Baltimore American reference hints at financiers shaping outcomes. The brief exchange reflects tensions between prediction and moneyed influence.
An advertisement promotes a patent medicine by Dr. Piers, claiming to strengthen nerves, improve energy, and act as a tonic. It markets the remedy for both men and women with tablet and liquid forms.
The article guides girls toward new party frocks to inspire sewing and planning, showing a satin ribbon and net dress design with lace trims. It also explains three hat classes with labeled tags for sports wear travel and afternoon use, and highlights bold color in street and travel millinery.
On Southland trains many smart coats serve as traveling wraps or are carried in arm and left in drawing room compartments. Pontine material with glossy waxed outer surface and soft satin or silk inner surface dominates, offering warmth and water resistance. Beaded fur borders and beaver trims highlight the season's most handsome pontine coats.
Separate skirts of black silk jersey knife plaited are popular for wear with sports blouses, especially when the blouses are in a brilliant hue. The fashion notes highlight the mix of luxurious fabric with vivid color in activewear ensembles.
A vintage advertisement touts Knowlton's Danderine claiming hair becomes light and wavy after a cleanse. It promises elimination of dandruff and itch, with new hair growth over weeks, urging readers to buy a 25 cent bottle from any store.
A joking exchange on obesity and physical appearance runs through a Chicago News quip. The brief remark hinges on contrasting preferences, delivering a wry social observation within a newspaper snippet.
Promotes Skinner Mfg Co. macaroni as tasty and nutritious for children. Claims benefits for bones and muscles, low nervousness, and economy. Durum wheat product urges mothers to request a free cook book from Omaha Nebraska.
An advertisement from Buffalo New York offers Anuric to cure backache with Ehsomatins. The ad asks readers to send 10 cents to Jj M. Pi for a large trial packet. It presents a simple, direct sales pitch with a humorous exchange at the top.
A fragmented clipping notes quotes about political figures and a satirical line about a congressman. It mentions Garfield Tea as a cure and comments on Mexico City’s high death rate attributed to its altitude of 7 415 feet.
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