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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Mar 10, 1905
Page
3
A jumble of promotional copy and light anecdotes appears with mentions of Cuticura for scalp and skin cures, a baby’s yellow crust remedy, and reader quips. The fragment includes market references, a cautionary line about quarrels, and a joke about bacon fat from the Cleveland Plain Dealer.
Mrs Ida L Brown of Mattoon Illinois describes years of numbness and fainting spells from Vitus dance and dizziness. After trying many remedies she found relief with Dr Williams Pink Pills for Pale People taking eight boxes and remaining well except a brief relapse during the flu.
A report by the Federal Fair Commission chaired by Senator-elect Carter alleges that World’s Fair managers improperly sold to Chicago House Wrecking Co. property valued at about two million dollars for 450000 dollars. The sale included buildings machinery land and other valuable material.
Russian forces under heavy artillery fire retreat slowly at Mukden Manchuria as Japanese bombardment drives losses. Posts near Putiloff and Novgorod fall back two miles, with the Shakhe river bridge abandoned and many casualties reported amid smoke and shells.
Reports from Norway raise national tension as a ministerial crisis signals a transition to a broader conflict. Observers warn civil war could erupt with Sweden, whose fleet is ready to blockade Norway and halt commerce within a day.
Alarming reports from Southwest Africa say Herrero resistance remains under 6,000 fighters. German troops struggle to subdue them, using Boer tactics as natives wage relentless warfare. Climate and water shortages have left many German soldiers unfit for combat.
The Nebraska House approved an anti trust bill 723 to 10 and sent it to the Senate. Sponsor Jenkins said the measure targets foreign corporations but exempts domestic ones and emphasizes full reports to the attorney general and penalties for anti rebate violations.
Ex Governor A M Dockery left Washington after Roosevelt's inauguration preferring Gallatin's quiet. He complained of crowds and noise and said the inauguration crowds make feeding difficult, prompting his plan to return home. A bigamy charge is reported against H E Bradbury, owner of the Royal hotel in Garnett. The second Mrs Bradbury has left town.
Rodney Geaver shares a strawberry bed method from 1898 detailing soil enrichment, weed control, and runner management. He emphasizes mowing vines, thorough raking, and keeping strips eight inches wide, with selective planting of strong plants and winter mulching guidance. Plants listed include Corsican Mead Jessie Bradywine Clyde Gandy Parker Earle.
A playful child asserts milkman’s cow is sour at dinner. An insurance applicant is deemed high risk by a physician. A mother explains not fighting at friends’ houses. A joke about an oyster prize and other light quips follow.
A young wife recounts severe stomach and heart trouble from coffee. After switching to Postum from Battle Creek, Michigan, she and her husband report restored color, weight, and vitality, with their baby also benefiting. The testimonial ends with praise for Postum.
Advertisements claim Peruna cures catarrh of kidneys and bladder by removing the cause. Reports from C B Newhof, F B Richards, and John Nimmo describe relief from urinary trouble and nervous symptoms after using Peruna. Emphasizes no narcotics and long term use without habit.
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