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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Mar 05, 1914
Page
2
An ad touts Pape's Diapepsin as a safe fast remedy for a disordered stomach. It claims relief in five minutes, eliminates gas belching and undigested food, and strengthens digestion after taking a fifty cent case.
A Louisville Courier Journal taste of humor references chorus girls as condensed milkmaids in a playful chat about a performer. The exchange contrasts emotions and restraint, noting one man’s immunity to tears due to his dry humor.
A playful exchange compares living situations with lines about hot water and home life. The banter centers on personal comfort and household adjacency, hinting at rivalries or friendly jabs between speakers in a domestic context.
The Nature and Science department at St. Nicholas explains cloud colors. White clouds are thin enough to let sunlight through or reflect light from the illuminated side. Black clouds are dense enough to block sunlight on the observer’s side, with heavy clouds most likely to produce rain.
The Washington report recounts John D. Rockefeller remarking to a Cleveland clergyman that stories paint him as a money loving monster. The tale includes a judge's quip about a 50 cent injury claim, illustrating how small sums accumulate in passion and rumor.
Fragmentary text discusses teachers and learning with mentions of coffee and its effects on the human system. The readable portion hints at ongoing education or critique but lacks clear events, dates, or identifiable people.
A British writer argues that banning feather imports will curb ruthless egret plume trafficking. He describes living nesting colonies in South Europe, the beauty of the birds, and the cruelty of plume hunts, urging women to avoid wearing aigrettes.
The New York American notes plants and animals emit phosphorescent glow under certain conditions. Nasturtiums sunflowers dahlias tuberoses and yellow lilies show radiance, best seen after dark. Crabs Salpa luminous frogs and bacteria can render frogs luminous. Some creatures provide enough light to read by.
An Atchison family has awaited the return of a son from college since September. The household prepared menus for breakfasts to dinners, refurnished his room, and welcomed him in fine clothes as the family shared a celebratory meal with his favorite dishes.
An old advertisement promises a ten cent box of Cascarets will cleanse the stomach remove sour undigested food and foul gases, reduce bile buildup in the liver and carry out constipated waste. It claims relief from headaches fatigue and biliousness by morning and notes the product works while you sleep.
A line about Graspins calling himself a wag circulates. He supposedly told the old wheeze that an undertaker is the last person he wants to deal with, revealing his persona in a lighthearted aside.
An OCR fragment touts Castoria as a safe remedy for infants and children with a signature. It notes decades of use and a claim that children cry for Fletcher's Castoria while offering a reflective ad quip about reformers and self belief.
Richmond Pa resident CLARK credits Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound with reversing a rundown state, internal troubles, and severe nerves. After using two bottles she reports improved rest and strength, saying she now feels like a new woman.
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