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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Mar 10, 1927
Page
2
A health note promotes kidney care and suggests Jad Salts as a cheap remedy to flush acids and cleanse kidneys. It warns excess fatty foods harm kidneys and cause back pain and urine symptoms. An anecdote about Sam Johnsing and Victoria Jackson ends with a risque exchange on boulevard meetup.
A Whittier California incident sparked nationwide debate as Evelyn Thompson, opposing hair bobbing, faced a brutal assault by Florence Nutt and Lucille Raulston. Thompson required hospital care for neck and facial injuries while Nutt and Raulston faced mayhem charges. The case drew attention to social tensions, with legal actions and bail set in Los Angeles.
Two French deserters of the late war were captured after living in the forest for 12 years with a price on their heads.
William A. Radford discusses the English cottage as a general favorite among architects builders and homeowners nationwide. He describes design elements brick and stucco, ivy, window details, interior layout with three bedrooms and a spacious living area, and suggests decorating ideas blending traditional Jacobean touches with bright, comfortable interiors.
The text argues housing standards shape shelter adequacy, covering light ventilation water waste disposal privacy space for family life and labor saved by proper arrangement and equipment. It urges against constant discontent and notes homes improve with attention, sunlight, fresh air, and room for privacy as families grow.
The article outlines essential fire resistant building methods starting with a concrete foundation, water proofed sand, reinforced steel, and a two story wall of concrete blocks or similar materials. It recommends light steel framing for floors, fire resistant roofing, steel window casements, metal doors, and pressed metal trim, plus waterproofed exterior walls and furred interior walls to prevent future issues.
A fragmented notice highlights a small house project focusing on modernization. It mentions heating, electrical and plumbing systems, and ornate features to elevate the home’s status. The piece suggests emphasizing a standout star feature to claim a distinctive modern place.
An old advertisement touts Bayer aspirin as safe and trusted by millions for 26 years. It warns buyers to look for the Bayer cross on the package or tablets to ensure authenticity and cautions against imitations.
A New York reporter quotes Harvey fireswne examining a one million acre Liberian rubber plantation. He praises the climate and plantation but warns that hygiene matters. An Argon engineer helps a man stuck in mud and notes the gauge reads ten pounds, warning the safety valve is down and the pointer sways.
Satisfied with recent sale results, Newlin Motor Company and Ford Dealers of Kansas City Kansas announce a continued line of rebuilt Ford cars and trucks. As an extra inducement this week they will refund your railroad fare if you buy a used car or truck.
Popular Mechanics notes a disease crippling ducks and other marsh birds across the western states. Experts warn of extinction risk without action, citing water contamination near Great Salt Lake as a major factor. Reading 30,000 to 100,000 annual deaths with over a million ducks killed in worst years. fresh water can avert death.
Partial OCR text shows an advertisement about medical remedies and a monetary price. It mentions Texas, El Paso, and a company offering a remedy with a $2 charge. The readable fragment hints at a physician role and a remedy purchase in a local ad context.
A fragment from Epictetus urges calm and self discipline to curb anger. It advises avoiding provocation, gradually reducing outbursts, and counting days without anger to build patience and a closer relation to God. The aphorism emphasizes steady progress and self mastery.
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