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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Mar 14, 1929
Page
2
Slogan style ad claims Dr Caldwell’s Syrup Pepsin based on his 1875 methods. Promotes simple vegetable laxatives for constipation biliousness headaches indigestion and sour stomach. Describes mild safe non narcotic formula with senna herbs and pepsin and urges adults and children to use it.
A mother testimonial promotes California Fig Syrup as a gentle, effective stomach and bowel purgative for children. The ad cites long endorsement by physicians, praises rapid relief of colds and upset stomachs, and notes four million bottles sold annually.
Ernest Duane, 35, stands for trial in Hamilton County on charges of violating the woodland code and murdering Ula Davis, the 60 year old forest guide who trained him. Davis, once Gene Tunney’s guide, was found shot in his Whitaker Lake cabin. Duane allegedly confessed after officers recovered a wallet with $200 bearing a bullet hole.
Three families met at a single grave in Santiago to place flowers for different relatives, triggering a scandal and the imprisonment of three cemetery workers. In poorer cemetery sections, burial space is rented for years. niches hold many caskets and unpaid fees trigger transfers to the fosa comun. Court testimony alleged niche removing, record falsification, and reused epitaphs to profit from the same plots. The frauds spanned years and came to light after families could not locate their dead.
In South Bend Indiana a deceptive man cheated Henry Emmons a blind newspaper seller by passing a blank sheet the size of a dollar as change. Emmons later tallied daily receipts and found similar slips.
New Jersey poultry experts stress cleanliness, space, and feeding gear as key to brooding success. Maintain a clean brood house, avoid crowding, provide adequate hopper and water fountain space, and ensure constant water and feed to prevent chick mortality.
Instructions for chickens showing watery eyes and swelling from colds developing into roup. Remove mucus from nostrils, then inject roup cure or disinfectant. Kill badly devitalized birds with hard facial lumps. lance lumps in healthy birds and pack wounds with iodine moistened cotton. Outcome depends on bird value, caretaker time, and illness stage.
A vintage farm note advises hatching early for sturdy chicks and urges portable brooder houses not over 8 by 12 feet for easy team movement. It stresses clean feed, proper containers, avoiding zinc, gradual feed changes, dew-free grass for turkeys, gas burner options, and sunlight for well lit, ventilated poultry housing.
Televox, a mechanical man, lights up unlit landing fields in response to plane sirens. In tests at Newark airport the device flooded the field with 24 million candle power, guiding air mail pilot Pete Branson from various directions and altitudes.
An Indian skull with three wooden pegs in the lower jaw and front teeth is on display at the Museum of National History in Springfield Massachusetts. The pegs mimic real teeth and may indicate postmortem insertion as a trophy of war. Lawrence J Sikes disinterred the skull and remains from the Everglades. Authorities Moore and Loojis doubt the skull’s authenticity as a war trophy and note possible dental fabrication.
A South Carolina movement seeks to establish a Woodrow Wilson boyhood memorial museum in the old white frame house in Columbia. Built in the 1870s by Dr. Joseph KR Wilson, it later faced private sale to clear space for a municipal auditorium, prompting renewed efforts to preserve it. Legislation would authorize a 17500 dollar state appropriation matched by public subscriptions for a permanent memorial museum under the state historical commission.
The countess of Erroll prepares to leave England for Paris to become a manship for a dressmaking firm. Wife of the Earl of Erroll and sister of the Earl de la Warr, she is famed for her stylish wear. Her debut as a model will occur at Cannes with designer Captain Molyneaux, after a notable offer from an arts dressmaker.
A diatribe on wealth and poverty in comic verse between Cattish The Chorus Lady and Rough Soubrette. They joke about fortune, bankruptcy, and the receiver in a playful exchange.
In a letter from Frankfort Indiana Mrs John Durrum reports doctors said she had advanced TB yet after a winter on Milks Emulsion she recovered enough to tend housework and lose abdominal pain She claims it cured years of illness and sends praise stating she could write all day about its benefits The Milks Emulsion Co Terre Haute Indiana advertises a guarantee of satisfaction.
A Washington Post syndicated line argues that a bull market rests not on national faith but on belief that someone will pay more tomorrow. It reflects investor psychology and market dynamics without citing events or figures.
Mrs Foxtta Airwards of Pittsburgh declares she used Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for eight bottles and similar tablet form. She reports improved appetite and general health and urges others to keep the product on hand. She is willing to answer letters about her experience.
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