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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Mar 24, 1921
Page
3
An old advertisement touts Hall's Catarrh Medicine for acute nasal catarrh and frequent colds. It claims to build up blood, cleanse the system, and lessen illness, via internal action on mucous surfaces. Also notes free circulars and contact in Toledo Ohio.
An advertisement extols Bulgarian Blood Tea as natural beauty aid for women and claims it prevents pimples and illness. It promises a healthy glow and sparkling eyes while asserting the tea aids nature and guards against colds and pneumonia.
A Kansas City nurse testifies to the health benefits of Doctor Pierce's Favorite Prescription. She describes it aiding weakness, nervous exhaustion, and general strength, and says she has recommended it with success. The testimonial notes no alcohol and endorsements from other users.
Harris plans to take Allan to homestead land in the Far West while his wife Mary resists selling their farm and seeks a joint renewal of their life. She challenges his push for independence and money, urging restraint and happiness over property. She prepares to travel as he pressures into a sale and separation.
A man in a West Side boarding house likens his landlady to a strange parallelo gram an undefined oblong figure. He notes that any two meals in her house together are less than a square meal. The description appears in a New York Times column.
A reflective note contrasts daily living with a repeated life pattern urging prudence. It discusses time, virtue, and the cost of wasting days while hinting at broader moral considerations and personal discipline.
A Trinidad planter reports producing paper from a mix of sugar cane residue and bamboo fiber that matches the quality of the best wood pulp products. The achievement suggests a feasible alternative pulp source for widespread paper production.
An advertisement from Goodyear Mfg Co Kansas City promises to send a Goodyear Combination Top and Raincoat to one person in each community who wears it and tells friends about it. The note appears among jokes and product pitches including Red Cross Ball Blue and Garfield Tea.
The passage muses that people miss chances when offered and that many men mistake the choice of a wife as a personal privilege, noting the agency lies with the other person in the bid for matrimony.
A concise aphorism notes that the person certain of success works steadily toward it and is rarely wrong in their assumption.
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