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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Mar 11, 1920
Page
10
Fragmentary ad copy extols Lydia He Fnké Eins Vegetable Compound as a remedy for women's ailments. Mentions places and makers in Knoxville Tennessee and asserts broad reliability. The garbled text reads like a late 19th or early 20th century patent medicine promotion with multiple misspellings and dubious testimonials.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions old sores piles and eczema vanishing, and references Imanburn as a remedy. Phrases about hair dye and crow's feet appear oddly, with no clear attribution or coherent context to form a full newsitem. The readable facts are sparse and seem promotional in tone.
An old advertisement promotes Boschee's Syrup as a remedy for coughs colds and lung troubles claiming night relief and easy morning expectoration. Garfield Tea is praised for cleansing the system and improving health. The copy ends with a note on cooperation and listening in marriage.
A digest of international items recalls Schleswig Holstein independence from Prussia and a new state, plus Senate action re adopting two peace treaty reservations. Bela Kun and aides reportedly flee Austria for Hungary, Nitti Trumbitch talks halted, while Greece and Turkey move toward economic arrangements. Major topics include the U.S. Steel decision, the Big Five injunction, railroad normalization, and rising global tensions with Hungary, Italy, and Japan.
Apply a few drops to corns and lift away with no pain. Freezone claims instant relief for hard and soft corns and even between the toes, with a tiny bottle costing only a few cents. The ad hails it as a sensational Cincinnati discovery and notes widespread tobacco cultivation benefiting over 6,000,000 acres.
An old advertisement promotes Cascarets as a gentle overnight remedy for bilious symptoms. It describes a range of digestive complaints including bitter taste, yellow skin, dark under-eye circles, dry lips, and constipation. The tone urges use of Cascarets over harsh remedies.
An old newspaper ad touts Swamp-Root as a remedy for kidney and bladder trouble in women. It promotes samples from E Co in Binghamton New York and urges readers to mention the paper. It also appears to tout Hope as a nerve tonic for ambitious men.
An advertisement promotes Ely's Dream Balm to relieve catarrh and nasal congestion, claiming instant head clearance and ease from cold symptoms. It also endorses Cuticura Soap products for complexion and hygiene, presenting a broad beauty and health care pitch with promotional tone.
Washington reports a blunt Mexican refusal to admit Henry Forres, an American, after testimony on Mexican conditions. Hilario Medina said Forres’ past orders and anti Mexico propaganda justified denial. The note cites his harsh statements against Article 27 of the constitution and accusations of chaotic conditions.
Washington reports that American shipping interests push for creation of a secretary of marine cabinet post. The idea is under serious consideration by the Senate Commerce Committee, though immediate action seems unlikely. Advocates argue it would unify the Marine or Transportation department to develop the merchant marine and oversee trade routes to South America, the Orient, and beyond.
Albany, N Y Governor Smith declared that efforts to curb the high cost of living have failed and urged a patient, many-sided approach. He said figures show another rise in prices over the past six months and urged licensing of food dealers and bills to lower egg prices through grading and prevent wasteful practices.
The Conard liner im derater arrived from Liverpool and was credited with establishing a wireless communication record by maintaining contact with a single land station over the entire trans Atlantic voyage. President Wilson went motor riding recently the first time since returning to Washington from his western tour last October.
An advertisement promotes Diamond Dyes promising rich, fadeless color on wool silk linen cotton or blends for dresses blouses stockings skirts and more. The package includes a direction book and a color card to match any fabric. A nearby radio comic bit questions why flyers are labeled vagrants with no visible means of support.
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