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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Mar 11, 1926
Page
7
Mrs K Kummer writes that after being laughed at for trying Carter's Little Liver Pills she found relief from constipation. She credits the pills with a new, improved well being and thanks the company for their help. The ad touts removal of digestive issues and claims non habit formation in 25 and 50 cent packages.
An old advertisement touts Moone's Emerald Oil as a simple, inexpensive remedy for bunions and swollen toes. It claims quick relief when applied twice daily and offers a money back guarantee if complete satisfaction is not achieved. The ad urges asking a local druggist for the original two ounce bottle and warns against substitutes.
A public meeting at Andreas on the Isle of Man highlights advertising’s impact on tourism. It notes fifty thousand visitors landed at Victoria Pier in a day and an average spend of 50 dollars per visitor, producing about two and a half million dollars in the island’s income from news and paper advertising.
An advertising blob extols Tanlac as Nature's greatest tonic made from roots and herbs. It claims Tanlac revitalizes the blood tones digestive organs and brings the body into fighting trim. It urges readers to visit a Graggist and try Tanlac and Tanlac Vegetable Pills for constipation.
A collage of kitchen tips and recipes includes ham casserole with potatoes and milk, angel food pudding with strawberry sauce, Belmont Minced Chicken, and fruit based dishes. It also covers Apple Pancakes, Egg and Tomato Luncheon Dish, fruit as a dietary staple, Apple Snow, banana compote, fruit salad, and a chocolate dressed crumps dessert as quick offerings.
Sunday School lesson text from John 16 1 31 presents Jesus as the way truth and life and counsels disciples young people and adults. It outlines reunion in the Father's house the way to God and the Holy Spirit as comforter guiding memory and understanding and ending with Jesus leaving peace with believers. The sermon emphasizes trust in Christ and the promise of his return.
An excerpt asserts that all men rely on God whether aware of it and defines the religious person as one who consciously seeks to know and do God's will through active choice.
A short discussion warns that harsh speech breeds harsher reactions. It argues words shape behavior and relationships, stressing caution in how one speaks to avoid harming others or triggering retaliation.
Growers in New York and the Hudson river valley used oil emulsions with Bordeaux in the delayed dormant spray to combat San Jose scale and scab. A 2 percent oil emulsion is made by stock emulsion with soft water, then mixed with 38-100 Bordeaux for delayed dormant treatment. Further Bordeaux or sulfur applications may be needed if scale pressure is high in Nova Scotia.
The article discusses how to induce early apple bearing, noting that initial crops are small but vital for finances. It covers factors like wood growth, pruning effects, blossom timing, and nitrogenous fertilizer use, with mixed results on hastening fruiting.
Currants strike root readily and can be planted in spring, though fall planting after cutting is common. Length of cut depends on wood amount and handling ease, with three foot cuts being too long. Better to defer fall planting in favor of spring, as long as one or two buds remain above ground.
Apple scab overwinters on old leaves. disposing of them aids leaner fruit. Put up rustic birdhouses before spring. Don’t prune large main limbs. Use a small saw or pruning shears. Prune grapes on shoots from the present season. cut back last year’s canes to three buds each.
Hymen, bride song personified in Greek and Roman myth, usually said to be Apollo and Calliope's son though some legends name Dionysus and Aphrodite as parents. He appears in Sappho and as a bridal figure in ancient lore.
A dramatic illustration shows seas as a larger Cupid, adorned in a golden mantle and bearing a torch, with a well-crafted, serious look resembling a statue. The scene emphasizes mythic symbolism over literal action, blending maritime imagery with classical allegory.
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