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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Mar 23, 1916
Page
2
Reports from Verdun and Champagne indicate a major German offensive as Italian forces seize Callo mountain region. Russia makes progress toward the Black Sea, while a Zeppelin is shot down near Brabant Le Roi. American defense policy, draft talks, and labor market effects on grain and wheat exports are noted along with fires, storms, and a typhus spread reaching Texas.
President Wilson responds to Senator Stone urging change in submarine policy. He refuses to abridge American citizens rights and says national honor and self respect require firmness. Stone says he will shield diplomacy but would oppose sailing armed merchant ships if negotiations fail.
Mark Sullivan editor of Collier's Weekly testified before a Senate committee on Brandeis nomination arguing Brandeis was employed by Collier's as attorney in the Ballinger Pinchot inquiry to protect the interests of the public. Austen Fox countered that Brandeis acted as counsel for L. R. Gravis and that no concealment occurred.
Purchase from the Royal Dutch West India Mail of three large passenger and freight steamships was announced in San Francisco. The deal is structured under the joint centre of the American International Corporation of New York and W. R. Grace & Co. of San Francisco.
A sermon urges that God values each soul as unique not lost in a crowd. It cites scripture promise I have called thee by thy name and explains personal worth amid war’s losses, stressing God’s care for soldiers and civilians alike and the afterlife for the fallen.
An early 20th century ad promotes Dr Pierce's Favorite Prescription as a temperance remedy extracted from goats and herbs. It claims to treat irregularities and catarrhal conditions, reduce pain and irritability, and restore weakness by using either liquid or tablet form.
A report notes that matches are concealed inside a newly packaged cigarette box made with paper written to resemble ordinary packaging. The detail highlights packaging innovations and potential safety or regulatory concerns.
The piece notes Tasmania hosting the world’s richest tin mine and mentions related health remedies. It references Marine eye products and Cara Marine Eye Remedy Co in Chicago, offering an Eye Book on request.
A playful exchange features Bella the cat boasting about her pedigree while Puck teases whether her ancestors were Maltese or Angora, prompting a lighthearted debate on breed lineage.
BE. J. Doheny, president of Mexican Petroleum Company, announced that the new Pan-American Petroleum and Transport Company with a 150 million dollar capitalization will control the largest oil territory in the world under a single ownership.
A humorous exchange where a father explains natural philosophy as the science of cause and reason. The hopeful youth reveals a playful, mischievous motive: steam from the kettle allows mamma to open his letters without his knowledge.
Pierce, head of a Buffalo hotel, markets Anuric for rheumatism gout and uric acid trouble. The text claims quick disappearance of joint stiffness and pains, noting benefits for gravel and uric acid in urine. Offers 10 cent trial and 60 cent Fall treatment via druggists.
A compact saying notes many bluffers fail at bluffing when it comes to their wives. The line implies that intimate familiarity undermines deceit and reveals the bluff.
A home hair dye method uses one ounce Bay Ri afl toe EE Darbe Gorrmna with a half pint of water. Apply twice weekly to darken hair and reduce dandruff. Claims to soften harsh hair without coloring the scalp or leaving a sticky residue.
A courtroom exchange features one boy noting his father pays income tax while another asserts his father avoids taxation. The judge interrupts, prompting reflection on duty and fairness in tax payment.
The Cuban general staff formed a committee to study designs for a new uniform for officers and enlisted men. The present US like uniform is deemed too costly for Cuba. The panel will also seek new equipment for Cuban naval cadets.
The article notes unreadable inscriptions from the Etruscans in Italy and the Hittites in Palestine, likening potential decipherment to the Rosetta Stone breakthrough. It also mentions Maya scripts in the Yucatan as another undeciphered puzzle for researchers.
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