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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
May 05, 1910
Page
7
Ex president Roosevelt lectures at the Sorbonne praising democracy and personal responsibility. He warns against sterile living, urges strong civic virtue, and emphasizes liberty tied to duty, family growth, and moral action for nations.
A comical local exchange shows a city man teased by a rural resident as he mocks his effort and urges him to stop fooling his Uncle Dudley. The interaction features casual countryside banter and humorous pride.
A traveler praises the Burbank Ocala colony in Marion County Florida as an ideal farmland investment. He notes excellent railroad access, water transport via the Ocklawaha River, and rapid colony growth. The New South Farm Home Company publishes Ten Acres and Freedom, a lengthy photographic literature urging readers to study before deciding where to settle.
A reader asks for the book Ten Acres and Freedom and all related information about Burbank Ocala colony farms. They request free literature and provide name, city, and state for mailing.
A London tea scene recalls little Margaret Asquith asking a Conservative statesman if he likes Lloyd-George, and replying that her father does not. The fragment includes a Mrs. Asquith praising Postum as nourishing for mothers and children, claiming improved strength and vitality from its use.
The account discusses a man who bought two steers, cleared 25 acres in 1908, raised crops, and earned 45 dollars from neighbor work. It notes favorable rains, strong yields of wheat and oats, and high wheat quality in Canada, with press estimates praising small-mean success and the potential for wealth with perseverance.
A humorous complaint about a singer who tortures songs and a quip about starting the day with the right foot. The passage contrasts harsh listeners with a morning routine tip to rise on the right foot for better mood.
Ad copy promotes Red Cross Ball Blue a 2 oz package for five cents and Mrs. Winslow’s Soothing Syrup for teething with gums pain wind colic relief. Warns against imitation cigars and foolish jokes citing Lewis’ Single Binder at five cents.
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