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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Mar 25, 1920
Page
3
A 1912 testimonial extols Milks Emulsion as a nutritious aid that restores appetite and digestion, rebuilds strength and weight after illness, and claims a money refund if unsatisfied. It also notes prior climate-change advice and a long patient history. The piece interleaves other anecdotes and generic quotes from unrelated sources.
A renowned Buffalo sanitarium founded by Dr. Pierce offers the Medical Adviser book for 50 cents and a free medical advice correspondence service. The bureau diagnoses illnesses, provides home medicines from the laboratory, and ensures confidentiality for patients seeking guidance on chronic diseases.
Styles for children's spring outfits appear in home sewing and ready made purchases with economy in mind. Two frocks for girls are highlighted, one white cotton with a box plaited skirt, belted smock, and ribbon lacing, the other chambray with pique accents and a pleated skirt, both noting embroidery, belts, and accessories as refined touches for Easter season attire.
A North Side drugstore scene shows a colored woman asked for oil priced at 2.25 per ounce. She asks for a drop, the grocer refuses by the crep. Laughter erupts among onlookers as another quip suggests a mere smell would suffice.
The coast cities draw an influx of tourists from the North over the winter months, expanding into permanent residents who build homes and plan long stays. Palm lined avenues, bright bays, and flowering gardens define a tropical setting, with thriving estates and orchards nearby. The article notes the region’s beauty, abundant waters, and appealing climate as a magnet for wealthy and new settlers alike. It also briefly describes a fashion item: a high-necked white silk gilet with ostrich feather trim and pearl buttons as a notable style novelty.
An attractive wool velours suit features a double tunic effect created by a flating coat and a loose tunic over the skirt. The bodice buttons up to a turnover collar, with plaited material used for trimming and held flat by cords.
A New York Herald gossip item notes a cook recently engaged by a wealthy woman arrives with her own maid. The snippet reflects social tensions as patrons at the club discuss Cheatem and whether he is trustworthy, highlighting class intrigue and rumor.
The note advises taking aspirin with water and to follow directions on Bayer packaging for various pains and conditions. It emphasizes saying Bayer when purchasing aspirin and looking for the Bayer Cross logo on the pack, noting small eta costs and optional larger packages.
A dialogue fragment shows banter about enjoying a movie outing and humorous reversals. The exchange touches on expectations for a fun time and references to a father’s reputation, ending with a playful tease about pursuit or mischief.
A fragment describes Russell entering a house with feet twisted, asking if new shoes hurt, and his father noting pain. The text shifts to a promotional blurb for catarrh relief, claiming a remedy removes germs and offers free medical advice from a Atlanta Laboratory.
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