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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Mar 03, 1910
Page
3
Baltimore reader Mrs. W. S. Ford recounts relief from irregularities, backache, and nervous prostration after using Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. The ad touts its success and invites free advice from Mrs. Pinkham.
Simon Hardcastle contends that a wife demanding more than a quarter yearly for pleasure is unforgivable. He recalls a village dinner tale as Miranda wonders if the Lord's Prayer could fit on a dime.
Marine Eye Remedy Co announces a 48 page illustrated Eye Book free and offers guidance on proper application of marine eye remedies for various eye troubles. Druggists note Marine products soothe sore eyes ease pain strengthen weak eyes and do not smart and sell for 50 cents. Suitable for adults and babies with scaly eyelids and granulation.
A philanthropist asks about plans for others and Mr Crosslets replies he grows a garden yearly to benefit the neighbors' chickens. The exchange highlights local charity and community spirit.
A medical claim asserts that Detchon’s Relief for Rheumatism cures rheumatism in 1 to 3 days. It states the remedy removes the cause and the disease vanishes after a first dose showing immediate benefits. Sold by tic druggists.
A crisp Emerson quotation about not beautifying the world with vanity but choosing to spread joy and curb pain through intent and behavior. It echoes the moral imperative to improve how we affect others.
Articles of incorporation filed for a 1000 year limited unlimited stock recreation camp for Modern Woodmen members in southwest Missouri and eastern Kansas. Planned improvements of 50000 dollars. First year directors include Senator F M McDavid and Dr J R Boyd among others. Y M C A Missouri and regional Presbyterians have summer camps at Hollister.
Edinburg once famed as the Athens of Missouri and rival to Trenton for trade and politics has been disincorporated by a county court order. The move ends the town’s decline after major rail lines, the Chicago Rock Island Quincy and Omaha Kansas City, bypassed the village, leaving it behind in progress.
The fourth annual Automobile Show in Kansas City will attract many visitors from the P. O. P. festivities with a $20,000 cost to the Kansas City Automobile Dealers association. It features more than eighty car makes, a large accessories department, and a motorcycle display. New makes unseen in the West, torpedo and gunboat models, and a magic park setting in Convention Hall with a balcony pavilion and atmospheric effects will create an outdoorsy display.
Sallie Fisher and George Parsons star in The Goddess of Liberty at the Grand Opera House with the original cast. The Willis Wood presents a double bill starting February 28 with W. H. Crane in Father and the Boys for three nights, then Grace Van Studdiford in The Golden Butterfly for the last half of the week. Shubert opens February 27 with Lew Fields musical comedy Old Dutch featuring music by Victor Herbert and a 14 voice soloist chorus of 60.
In Ashland Missouri, Boone County, census 1900 lists 401 residents with about 400 whites. Over 2 percent are aged 80 or more, nine octogenarians total, five born in Cedar township, one from Callaway County, another from Kentucky. Eldest 90, youngest 10 years younger. Three men and six women.
Mrs. Lucy Emerson, aged 50, likely died from severe burns after she poured gasoline on a smoldering fire at her Sedalia home. The one room dwelling burned down along with a large barn and contents owned by Henry Laupheimer.
State association of county assessors selects officers for the next year with President J. T. Noel of Monroe County and Vice President J. M. Phillips of Shelby County. Secretary is J. W. Tippin of Greene County and Treasurer J. W. Maupin of Seward County.
The Missouri Kansas & Texas directorate appropriates 175000 dollars for extensions and improvements at the Sedalia shops, signaling expansion and modernization of the facility.
A renowned agricultural expert praises Salter’s corn as the most remarkable breed seen by mortals. No corn is for sale now, lacking enough supply to meet orders. samples for 1911 are available with postage paid by stamps.
In a Cleveland Plain Dealer snippet a father praises Misty as a beautiful subject and asks if the model once sat on Mr Misty’s knee, prompting Mamie to remark on the likeness.
An 1880s style advertisement clippings claim Perry Davis Peinkiller outperforms other remedies for sideache backaches and stitches. PAZO Ointment promises pile relief in days with money back guarantee. Red Cross Ball Blue keeps clothes white. Separate notes reference doctors getting sick and general grocer sales.
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