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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Mar 31, 1921
Page
7
Chicago woman recounts how two bottles of Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound relieved serious illness labeled as female trouble. She credits the remedy with avoiding surgery and notes her sisters also use it.
Harris plans a move away from his farm as Mary leaves for Plainville. Allan comforts his mother while Riles schemes with Gardiner about seeking land and freedom. A wary visitor arrives, hinting at hidden debts and possible new schemes as the family confronts upheaval and choice.
Riles endures a long westward rail journey and arrives at a foothill town. In a crowded hotel bar he meets a wary stranger who warns of confidence men as Horseback George bursts in on a rodeo style scene. Riles retreats to his room after the interruption.
Lord Kitchener, a soldier focused on fighting, resisted appointing denominational chaplains. Lloyd George pressed for Presbyterian chaplains and finally won a concession. Kitchener asked with a straight face how to spell Presbyterian.
A New York publisher recounts a remark about Margot Asquith, wife of former British premier Asquith. He quotes her describing a famed London dinner guest who claimed to “play women exactly as you play fish,” noting the aim to cause their rise or fall.
A bachelor argues that love leaves more pessimists than optimists, reflecting on loneliness and personal impact when living for oneself.
An American in Lille recalls a German sentry defending his actions by citing a German paper. He notes the soldier’s naive belief that civilians are not forced to work and his reliance on authority, even while guarding workers in a field.
A schoolteacher uses a sheep lesson for infants and shows a picture of a sheep and a lamb. Joy raises her hand with the humorous answer that the sheep's tail was shrunk in the wash, eliciting smiles.
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