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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Mar 27, 1919
Page
3
An old advertisement claims Pape's Diapepsin ends indigestion pain sourness gases and acidity instantly upon taking a tablet. It markets quick relief for dyspepsia with affordable tablet costs at any drug store.
Glaistner, a leading British gas poisons expert, argues carbon monoxide from automobile exhaust increases pneumonia susceptibility. He cites substantial evidence and warns engine fumes contain this insidious poison.
Advert says St Jacobs Liniment penetrates sprains and strains to relieve pain swelling and stiffness. Claims immediate relief within moments and that it does not burn skin. Promotes trial bottle at drug stores and notes 60 years of use with six gold medals.
At a guardians meeting a member was welcomed back after a long illness. The chairman expressed that everyone is glad he is among them again and urged him to take care of himself saying a living ass is better than a dead lion any day.
An old time remedy, Haarlem Oil, advertised as over 200 years old, claims to relieve kidney and bladder disorders and related pains. Described as imported from Holland labs, available in capsules with one dose per capsule, and marketed as a trusted standard solution.
A witty exchange between a humorist and his wife about his funeral ends with a light remark on jokes. The line I want no weeping at my funeral is met with the reply there won't be unless some body springs a few of your jokes.
A brief exchange shows the first tramp claiming two meals today and the second questioning the statement. The first confirms meals were cornmeal and oatmeal.
A 1900s advertisement touts Cuticura Toilet Trio soap ointment and talcum for daily use to cleanse purify soothe and scent the skin. It claims toilet tables need them and markets the trio at 25 cents each.
War department records present a selection from General Pershing's staff of officers and men awarded the Distinguished Service Cross for acts of gallantry in action. The roll highlights cases that typify the gallantry and self sacrifice that helped make America’s army formidable in battle.
Private Thomas O. Neibour of Company M 167th Infantry home in Sugar City Idaho earned the Distinguished Service Cross for actions near Landres-et-St. Georges France on October 16 1918. He enfiladed enemy machine gun nests held off a counterattack killed four enemies and captured eleven prisoners while wounded.
Edward C. Allworth Captain 60th Infantry awarded the Distinguished Service Cross for leading a river crossing at Clery-le-Petit France on November 5 1918. He swam the canal under fire and inspired his men to capture 100 prisoners and reestablish the bridgehead. Home in Crawford Washington. Also cited are Lieutenant Cukela and Sydney G Gumpertz for gallantry in France in 1918.
Sergt Gumpertz led a patrol under heavy machine gun fire and, after his two companions were wounded, charged a machine gun nest. He silenced the weapon and captured nine crew members. His home is listed as 701 West 178th Street in New York City.
Gunnery Sergeant Hoffman of the 49th Company, 5th Regiment U S M C earned the Distinguished Service Cross for gallantry on June 6 1918 near Hill 142 Chateau Thierry France. He bayonetted the two leaders of twelve attacking enemies and scattered the rest saving his unit from a decisive machine gun threat. Hoffmans home is in Brooklyn New York.
Sergeant Petersen of the 151st Field Artillery was awarded for conspicuous gallantry on March 5 1918 at Peronne France. Mortally wounded he directed aid to others and tested gas masks before collapsing. died en route to hospital. His mother Mrs N J Petersen resides at 99 Central Avenue Oshkosh Wisconsin.
Corporal Heriot of Company 1, 118th Infantry from near Providence South Carolina led a four man group to attack a German machine gun nest at Vaux-Andigny France on October 12 1918. He charged the first nest with a fixed bayonet under heavy fire forcing surrender but was wounded and killed later the same day while leading another assault.
Donald M. Call, Second Lieutenant in Company B Tank Corps, earned the Medal for conspicuous bravery near Varennes on September 26, 1918. Under heavy fire, he left a damaged tank to cover a comrade and then carried the officer to safety despite gas and machine gun fire. Home in Larhmont Manor, N. J.
Private Charles Disalvo of Company B 354th Infantry was awarded for gallantry near Remonville France on November 1 1918. He charged a machine gun nest single handed, killed one gunner and forced the others to surrender, enabling his group to advance before he was fatally wounded. His widow resides at 3806 Arlington Avenue St Louis Missouri.
John J. Kelly a private from Chicago 149 Kimbark Avenue earned a gallantry decoration for action at Blanc Mont Ridge France on October 3 1918 He rushed 100 yards under our barrage assaulted an enemy machine gun nest killed the gunner wounded another crew member and captured eight prisoners.
Easter fashion focuses on new spring suits with diverse fabrics from silk blends to duvetyn and jersey. Coats vary from straight lines to short jackets, waistcoats gain attention, and waist lengths and silhouettes range from belted to unbelted, with styles like the Russian blouse and semi fitted coats.
The feature highlights three black street hat styles praised for their simple trim and elegant lines. It notes rough sewing or bumpiness as a admired detail, mentions bandeau designs, drooping brim effects, single eye emphasis, and ostrich plume adornments enhancing the chic, youthful matron look.
The article describes ribbon use from wide to narrow with charming effect. It notes coquettish cockades and other ornaments in narrow ribbons and large flat bows applied in groups to crowns of hats.
Fashion notes describe summer dresses inspired by a mason’s apron with tiers and frills. Beads plaiting and lace add decorative detail to the aprons and accessories.
An old time remedy touts Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur compound as an easy way to darken gray hair. The ad claims natural, even results using a dampened brush to apply to strands, with repeated use for fuller coloring and softer, luxuriant hair.
The exchange notes progress on a study of French, with one person calling it not a pronounced success. The dialogue suggests cautious assessment and ongoing effort without decisive gains.
The fragment suggests ambition lifts a man but warns of a harsh fall tied to his purpose. It hints at moral risk in pursuing high aims and the price paid in consequence.
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