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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Mar 03, 1910
Page
6
A compact weekly roundup highlights notable global items for readers. It surveys varied topics and events, presenting brief summaries in a concise, period-appropriate tone.
In Washington, Congress refused to grant the president’s $10,000 salaries for the new court of customs appeals, prompting him to withdraw nominations. The Senate, meanwhile, marked Washington’s birthday only with the reading of his farewell address by Senator Depew.
Multiple local and state notes report rail safety steps, market and crop updates, legal actions, and civic events. Missouri Pacific plans steel cars for mail protection. Kansas and Missouri agencies report stock and game restocking plans. streetcar rioting in Philadelphia leaves injuries. juries in Nevada and Kirksville decide cases. Kansas City YMCA growth and Topeka missionary gathering headline.
G. S. Warren of Boise reports a back injury years ago left him lame and in pain. After using Doan's Kidney Pills for five years he has had no return of kidney related ache or frequent secretions. Sold by all dealers 50 cents a box Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY.
Former Connecticut governor George P. McLean speaks in Norwich about dirty politics. He recalls a candidate facing opponents who referenced a youth prank with a rotten apple and a rotten egg to sway votes.
Testimonial from Robert Davidson Gateshead on Tyne praising Resinol Ointment for a varicose ulcer. He credits cooling and curative effects and notes sister Mrs Cairns Ladykirk Norham on Tweed was cured after 14 months without results.
A Boston Post portrait contrasts von Moltke and Kitchener noting von Moltke's devotion to his wife yet ambition surpassing Denmark and portraying Kitchener as a machine man who loves neither gender and whose spear has struck many.
Kansas City business leader J. C. Simpson at a Laymen's Missionary conference ties gospel spread to curbing immigration. He argues Christianizing nations will reduce foreign settlement in the US and cites Morocco and Africa as examples while warning of impending economic and demographic strains.
El Paso Texas aviator Charles K Hamilton broke his own mile record with a 1 11 run on a half mile track. He made two flights invading Mexico each time and descended without power from 500 feet. M H Sargeant said Louis Paulhan could not match that feat for any money in the United States.
Catarrh cannot be cured by local applications. Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken internally and targets blood and mucous surfaces. The remedy, a prescription by leading physicians, combines tonics and blood purifiers to cure catarrh. Sold by druggists for 75 cents. testimonials available. Take Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
Guthrie Oklahoma the house passed the Ross bill repealing Billups state dispensary system by 61 to 31 after an amendment requiring confiscated liquors be sold by the state at a profit. If enacted no liquor could be legally purchased in the state for any use including medicinal.
Senator Sorghum explains his aim to read minds and reveal thoughts first, hoping a reliable system would streamline his political labors. The dialogue frames telepathy as a tool for public life and debate.
William J. Bryan, Mrs. Bryan and their daughter arrived from Santiago and crossed the Andes en route to Buenos Ayres, Chile.
Euclid boasts of skill while his wife questions why their gas bills stay high at a constant rate. He rushes out into the night seeking answers to the puzzling charge.
Dr Frederick A. Cook and his wife have reached Andes Chile from Ga-4. They will stay through Sunday before perhaps crossing the mountains toward Buenos Ayres.
Distemper in horses and dogs prevented by Spahn's Distemper Cure. Over 500 bottles sold last year. Prices fifty cents and one dollar. Available from druggists or send to manufacturers. Agents wanted. Free book offered. Spahn Medical Co. Spec Contagious Diseases Goshen Indiana.
A New York official says two Chicago men tried to bribe Hudson county prosecutor Garven to drop the meat packers case. The alleged intermediaries approached an associate of Garven and hinted at a lucrative retirement if the case was dismissed. Garven’s office would not reveal the intermediary’s name.
Edna explains she jumped after a kiss under the mistletoe while Camille recalls her reaction. The exchange highlights their height difference with Edna at six feet two inches and Camille at four feet six inches.
Advertisement notes Red Cross Ball Blue laundry product advertised at leading grocers for five cents highlighting its quality and value.
A pithy remark notes that offending those who hold no value in one’s life is simple and often unnecessary. It emphasizes the social cost of unnecessary rudeness and the prudence of restraint in personal interactions.
In a special election in Enid Oklahoma voters approved 200000 in bonds to build and equip a high school and 55000 for other public improvements securing funding for school infrastructure and related projects.
Monroe City Missouri reports Dr. J. H. Hull was arrested on a warrant tied to the death of Prof. J. T. Vaughn in Kirksville Missouri.
The Dalai Lama, leader of the Lamaist order, has found safety in Sikkim after fleeing Lhasa as Chinese troops advanced. He plans to seek asylum in this Indian state near Darjeeling, the British district.
Parents are urged to prevent skin troubles in infants and children by regular use of Cuticura Soap, aided by Cuticura Ointment when needed. A free 32 page Cuticura Book from Potter Drug & Chem. Corp. in Boston explains skin care and treatment.
Christine recalls a recent experience where a generous stranger allowed her to rest and provided supper money and streetcar fare. She notes the kindness she witnessed and reflects that many people would be nicer if they knew someone else was being helped.
A poor curate seeks a living from Lord Thurlow at his Ormond Street home. The chancellor dismisses him until the curate mentions the Lord of Hosts. Thurlow relents and grants the living, saying he has never had that recommendation before.
The Providence Journal argues that people of small means still deserve modest luxuries and recreations beyond bare necessities amid rising prices. It contends that economic hardship should not erase small pleasures that brighten daily labor and sustain morale.
An Ohio woman describes years of heart trouble nervous prostration and weakness caused by coffee. She quit with Postum drinking it as directed and reports restored health energy and ability to do housework with no medicine. The testimonial ends inviting readers to read The Road to Wellville and cites There’s a Reason.
Coffroth arrived at the Oakland pier amid a cheering delegation after making a record London to San Francisco voyage in nine days five hours five minutes. He traveled the Omaha to San Francisco leg on the San Francisco Overland Limited of Union Pacific Southern Pacific, lauded as safety, service and speed via the old Overland Route.
The passage argues that cemetery derives from Greek Koime terion meaning sleeping place and not the city of the dead, contrasting with the Hebrew Bethaim meaning house of the living. It emphasizes the term does not imply the departed are truly dead.
John A. Salzer Seed Co promotes a bold $500 gold prize offer tied to purchasing seeds. The firm claims to be one of the country’s largest and fully responsible, urging readers to act and secure reliable seeds while chasing the cash prize.
A concise reflection on duty as the path to faithfulness and virtue. The quotation emphasizes that faithful effort builds usefulness, happiness, and character in men across life’s challenges.
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