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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Mar 26, 1908
Page
3
Albert Payson Termune argues early athletic play for babies and preschoolers, using hoop rolling rope skipping ball tossing and wand games. He promotes outdoor activity, balanced muscle development, left-right symmetry, massage, and keeping exercises enjoyable to build lasting health and strength.
A column discusses foreigners speaking loudly in public and abroad noting Americans and English share similar habits. It also offers practical advice for collecting spilled mercury using a card or envelope and methods to confine globules with a wet ring for easy cleanup.
An excerpt explains white lead production and purity tests including the blow pipe method and a offer of testing gear from National Lead Company. It also shares a Civil War joke about valor and a veteran’s escape story with a river rowing twist.
The Mexican Mfg. Co. of Wichita Kansas promotes a mail order trial: send 75 cts in stamps money order or cash and receive prepaid a 50 ct jar Mexican Rose Cream a 60 ct jar Menthomexico salve and a 25 ct jar Mexican Talcum Powder. If not satisfied a refund is promised.
An old-time druggist refuses a suitor for his daughter Amy. He explains he cannot let him marry Amy because she is promised to the partner’s son, then offers the suitor a consolation prize of five other daughters.
A packaging pitch promotes OUR-PIE to improve Lemon Chocolate and Custard pies. Each two-pie package costs 10 cents and contains enough for two large pies. Order via grocer. Put up by D-Zerta Co Rochester NY.
A fragment from Harper's Weekly features a dialog about kissing other girls. One speaker admits past kisses but insists none are known to the other.
Fragmented ad-like text promoting Allen's Foot-Ease for sore feet and Garfield Tea as a laxative. Mentions remedies for piles and general health, with scattered phrases about judges, prisons, and success, all in a dated, promotional tone.
A schoolmaster asks if a son should learn dead languages. Mr Koffin replies he will require the son to assist in his undertaker business. The dialogue urges sacrificing for others and cultivating goodwill.
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