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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
May 12, 1905
Page
3
A jumble of ad snippets and moral reflections appears, citing Defiance starch, talking machines, and sales pitches from Kansas City and Buffalo. The text shifts to religious counsel about delaying decisions, willpower, and a Baptist Commonwealth reflection on sin and restraint.
Florence Capen of Oakley Michigan describes severe back and hip pain and fatigue before taking Dodd's Kidney Pills. She reports rapid relief and improved sleep after one night, claiming the remedy cured her kidney issues and restored appetite. The narrative touts widespread testimonials.
The column lists murder charges of Minnie and Mary Crowe in a county jail, a Topeka court room tribute to Judge Amos M. Thayer, the Belgian independence anniversary in Liege, Dewey’s birthplace mortgage foreclosures in Montpelier, a clergyman telegraph marriage, a Holley theft warrant in Ohio, and various regional notices from Oklahoma to Russia including Bar tlesville race tensions and a Chicago gas rate ruling. It also reports an enormous Carnegie gift, a Virginia general’s death, and a starved mining plant collapse near Carterville.
A local author continues writing at his sister’s two miles away, where he says his children cannot hear him. The scene highlights how distance influences creative work and family life.
A jumble of comic lines and advertisements from Yonkers Statesman style snippets. The exchange hints at happiness when whistling at a millinery bill and features stray quotes about love and clever aphorisms. Includes scattered notices about music and business pitches.
An advertisement highlights Starch Day Defiance offers and a pitch for free government homesteads with new colony locations and improved farms. ItPromotes information from G. Warner in Kansas City about lands including mineral and timber lands and a monthly Current Events booklet. Also promotes two 3,000 acre ranches in Custer County along the South Loup river for sale. details invite inquiries to Victor H. Coffman in Omaha. A political ring comment closes the notice.
An advertisement promises satisfaction and no sticking to iron for Defiance Starch. It claims if not pleased you may return it to your dealer and receive one third more for the game money. The copy hints at Adam and Eve visiting the tree of knowledge to study higher branches.
Mrs Carrie King of Darlington Missouri writes that years of ailments including gout kidney and liver trouble worsened by colds caused backache and headaches. She reports Perana cured her after twelve bottles and says she is now healthy.
Minnesotan Minnie E McAllister wife of Judge M Allister reports long standing back pain relief after a short Peruna course. She notes initial skepticism but seven weeks of treatment brought complete relief and gratitude. The letter cites pelvic and abdominal catarrh linked to internal congestion and asserts Peruna treats such conditions.
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