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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Mar 18, 1915
Page
2
Reports from London list British anger at German U eight actions and prize crews. Hindenburg loses in East Prussia. Allied naval hammering at the Dardanelles eyes Constantinople. Other items note Mexican famine relief, U S patent office reform disappearance, and rising labor wage talk.
The capitol commission seeks 323 585 39 for bonds and interest in a new 3 500 000 Missouri state capitol set to be ready for the forty ninth general assembly. Warrensburg Normal rebuild urged after fire. governor says lawmakers have time to act. A penitentiary compromise would lease 1500 convicts over two years to phase out leasing. Additional measures cover a school fund shift, wolf scalp payments, cold storage labeling, remarriage prohibition, and a new Jitney Line charter in sas City.
Representative Settle urged placing an anti nepotism bill on the informal calendar after repeated amendments as engrossment discussion stalled in the house. Senator Fulbright noted past GOP nepotism and the current administration faced a 114000 deficit to settle unpaid Hadley era bills. State Treasurer E P Deal reported February interest earnings from depositories totaling 20043.37, with banks and funds detailed. annual outlook near 250000. Budgets for eleemosynary and教育 institutions face a potential 1 million cut for the coming biennium. Floyd Tuggle asked for 20 percent reductions and itemized savings from schools and asylums.
John A. Delahey who has carried the state's official mail in Jefferson City for twenty years died in Rochester New York according to dispatches received by his family. A new bank bill sponsored by the Missouri Bankers Association was up for debate in the House.
British forces in France advanced three quarters of a mile capturing intervening positions. Airmen destroyed railway junctions at Menin and Courtrai delaying German troop movements. In East Prussia German rear guard actions persist around Augustowo forest as battles rage along the Niemen and Vistula fronts with claims of bombardment and Russian resistance.
Washington reports official findings debunk German dash rumors but Navy and Coast Guard steps reinforce New York harbor. Secretary Daniels orders destroyers Drayton and McDougal from Guantanamo to join Dolphin while Mohawk stations off Tompkinsville to bolster vigilance.
President Wilson announced a searching inquiry will be conducted into the sinking of the American sailing ship William P. Frye by the German auxiliary cruiser Prinz Eitel Friedrich. The White House statement said action will follow from the inquiry results.
Secretary McAdoo was taken to a hospital yesterday for an appendectomy after suffering acute appendicitis. The incident occurred as Washington awaited word from the secretary.
Copenhagen dispatch to the Daily Mail notes elephants used in army labor in London on March 12. The report highlights animals assisting heavy tasks and signals routine use of animals in wartime logistics.
The article promotes Hostetters Stomach Bitters as a remedy for stomach trouble caused by poor digestion. It argues the right diet and timely action curb loss of appetite headaches bloating heartburn sour stomach and indigestion and urges taking a bottle with an intact neck stamp.
In Flatbush artificial flowers for millinery are used to enclose tiny incandescent lamps powered by storage batteries hidden inside wearers hats. Bensonhurst asks if fashionable women want their heads lighter with such innovations.
The advertisement touts Cuticura Soap for cleansing and purifying the scalp of dandruff while Cuticura Ointment soothes irritated scalp skin. It urges readers to sample free by mail with a postcard to Cuticura Capt. XY Boston and notes the product is sold everywhere.
A physician weighs the case and suggests the husband needs rest. The patient resists medical advice, prompting the doctor to remark that resistance may be a step toward progress.
A concise reflection states that grievances do not improve when tended in secret, implying transparency in addressing issues leads to better outcomes. The axiom stresses honest handling and visibility in fault resolution.
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