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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Mar 15, 1906
Page
7
Local Missouri items report road conditions and drainage concerns across counties, a widow perishes in a Orrick home fire, and farm and road disputes draw attention. Mentions include George Dick, Eads Dalton, Warrens of Vassar, and Prairie Home Frisco Eldon links, plus a broader note on state politics and community happenings.
Citizen L. 8. Gorham of Olympia states six years of back pain after a cold were relieved by Dean's Kidney Pills. He reports clearer urine and regained mobility after six boxes, and says the ailment has not returned. The ad notes price and dealer details. Also mentions a Siamese king gifting a gold thimble worth seventy five thousand dollars to the queen, carved with the name and marriage date to resemble a lotus.
A woman recalls four year battle with black facial splotches and itchy eczema. After doctors failed, Cuticura Resolvent, Soap and Ointment stopped the breakout and cleared all affected areas after six months, with other ailments reportedly cured. Lizzie E. Sledge Selma Alabama October 28 1905.
A $5.35 duty on Scotch pipe entering Canada raises protectionist concerns. Proponents argue Canadian pipe makers face unequal conditions, as Scotch pipe can be produced cheaper than Canadian goods.
A German statistician estimates a woman spends six years to sixty years of life in front of a mirror. He breaks the span into seven thousand hours across intervening periods, roughly ten months of life. The note also mentions a guaranteed cure for piles with a dubious claim and references refunds or time before the mirror.
A business man laments the Post Office Department under Democratic control and cites postal delays after January. Conversations reveal frustration over missed payments and widespread mail failures. In London society, a duke returning from America has wed an Englishwoman, sparking astonishment.
A pair of tramps discuss breaking into a grand house at night to steal food. The young tramp argues for burglary while the older insists the house’s owners are too refined and suggests targeting a steady, ordinary meal instead.
An Atlanta Georgia advertisement touts Botanic Blood Balm as a cure for rheumatism and catarrh. It claims the medicine cleanses the blood, relieves pain in back shoulders and joints, and improves breathing and vision with permanent results. Free samples and medical advice offered.
A San Francisco News Letter excerpt recalls a whisky case with jurors asking for more evidence. The piece also mentions Piso's Cure for Consumption and a quip about celestial standing versus a terrestrial tailor. It reflects early 1900s humor and social commentary.
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