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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Mar 29, 1906
Page
7
A fragmented recipe describes cream and vanilla batter then a glaze and shaping into squares. Adjacent fashion text discusses fabrics like crêpe foulards and rajah silks, coat and skirt silhouettes, and embroidered outlines for net lace and braids, with details on princess gowns and satin trimmings.
The article describes pale blue broadcloth gowns built on princesse lines for afternoon wear and theater use. It notes a design with three deep tucks, a flat collar bolero, black velvet straps, gold buttons, elbow sleeve fullness, and a cream lace jabot. Accessories include a self-tone felt hat with gold band and plumes, and a black chip hat with plumes.
A Moscow beauty married to a Parisian wore red leather shoes with silver heels and diamond buckles at a royal reception. Her cream lace dress with silver embroidery contrasted bright red footwear and white silk stockings, admired for a picturesque, Andalusian touch.
A recent Paris creation for the Queen features a turquoise blue cashmere negligee with Oriental band trimming. The garment has a wide sailor collar, front extensions, and decorative multi colored buttons each showing a unique design.
The article notes new bridal pieces for spring outfits, highlighting a grey velvet princess gown. It features a seamless neck to train silhouette with a deep square Irish point lace yoke and velvet suspenders fastened by silver buckles.
Boas appear in many shades from Alice blue to match gowns. The trend favors large fluffy styles worn casually around the neck, secured by a small gold clasp and chain. A matching big fluffy muff with fringe trimming completes the set.
A garment described as a shield corset cover includes a dress shield attached by a buttoned side at the armhole to control size and shape. The extension is trimmed to match the corset cover and is secured through channels to expose the bare shield.
Mr. W. S. Geil of Moberly Missouri recounts severe rheumatism from lamp exposure in a foundry. After a month of Dr Williams Pink Pills his symptoms improved and by October he was nearly fully recovered and planned to return to work in St. Louis. The pills are claimed to cure blood and nerve related illnesses and are sold nationwide.
A humorous exchange features a Westing hotel guest complaining about morals in the region. The waiter, quoting a local dialect, recalls the Waltah’s Danite Union’s harsh lunch policy and the belief that a man should be harmed only for giving less than fifty cents.
Purported cure by nurse in New York Children’s Home for feverishness headaches stomach troubles teething disorders and worms. Sold by druggists for 25 cents with free sample offer. Mail orders to Allen S. Olmstead Le Roy New York.
A pessimistic citizen questions whether Washington would remain a popular idol today. He doubts Washington would be in demand as a New York insurance director, offering a cautious, tongue in cheek reply.
An advertisement notes Lewis' Single Binder as a famed product with mention of Lewis' Factory in Peoria and a dealer channel for purchase.
A man recalls a failed venture after developing a food substitute that showed promise until a rival released a cheaper imitation. The tale highlights bad luck and competitive undercutting in the market.
A Buffalo physician promotes his medicines by listing their components and endorsing them with medical authorities. A free pamphlet explains the native plants used, and copies of The Common Sense are offered to readers.
W E Stone of Purdue Lafayette suspends seven undergraduates after an alleged student hazing episode. Other items note John D Speckles, son of a sugar magnate, near death in San Francisco from liver cirrhosis and a Methodist Missionary society meeting in Minneapolis March 21 23. The report covers assorted international and national events including a South West Africa insurrection cost figure, a Sheboygan river death, and various political and financial notes.
An aging advertisement claims most hospital patients are women and girls awaiting or recovering from operations caused by neglected female health issues. It cites Mrs Luella Adams of Seattle praising the product and invites women to write for free advice from Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound.
Orchid lovers celebrate the rediscovery of Falkie's lady slipper, reintroduced after a British Tibet mission. Auctions fetched 300 to 500 dollars for top plants, with shipments arriving later allowing good specimens to sell around 25 dollars. American collectors, including Mr. Brown of St. Louis, have already secured specimens.
Old Shrewdun refuses to trade titles for marriage saying he won’t do business as before after buying an acre tract on the bottom of Lake Michigan twenty years ago. Duke DeBlewblad offers terms to secure the match.
A woman recalls ending contact after a suitor offered a poor compliment to her taste and judgment. She explains that his gesture implied a marriage proposal, prompting her to cease speaking to him.
A humorous exchange contrasts a spouse's anger at a failed theater outing with another man's milder reaction, noting a wife left speechless by his own engagement lapse. The joke hinges on the surprise of the singer and the blunt回复对照.
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