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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
May 12, 1905
Page
7
Readers are urged to support stronger state action against tuberculosis and unsanitary living conditions. The piece argues for improved general sanitation, the role of the State Board of Health, and humane treatment to prevent disease spread and protect imprisoned individuals. A separate column notes fashion and daily life details, including advice on footwear and clothing.
A garbled dialogue fragment shows characters arguing over cakes and appetite, with unclear names and actions. The text hints at changes of mind and pressure from an abnormal situation, suggesting a stressed scene about meals and will.
An abstract discusses advice from Herman Weber at the Royal College of Physicians in London promoting moderation in diet and alcohol, pure air, regular daily exercise, early rising, and mental calm. It questions sleep duration and cautions against excess baths, urging steady work, contentment, and hopeful outlook to support health.
Report states that at a recent examination at Annapolis only eight of twenty five candidates were found sufficiently fit physically and mentally for admission and the rest were rejected or deferred due to health or mental examination concerns.
Chief O Neill ordered arrests of all wagon followers as strikes flare in Chicago. Sheriff Barrett limits deputy swearing in to 200 while 2000 officers guard 1200 wagons. Pickets threaten coal deliveries to six power plants amid rising tensions at Clow & Sons and Union Traction operations.
Nan Patterson lies in the Tombs prison in ill health after the jury reports its disagreement. Her lawyers push for bail release but communication with the district attorney is unclear and no progress is shown.
Federal warrant issued for Thomas A Neal of the First Judicial District in Oklahoma charged with creating a large cash shortage. Indicted previously, Neal’s accounts reportedly show a deficit of about 29 000 dollars. He is to be arrested on return.
A newspaper ad extols a tonic claimed to cure nervous disorders and general malaise. It cites quick relief from pain, restored vigor, and improved health, with testimonials from Dr Fi and addresses in Buffalo and Elmira.
A teacher uses a rhyme to help John remember Columbus discovery year 1492 with a humorous miscue about 1493. The ad promotes Dr Caldwell’s laxative Syrup Pepsin as a cure for indigestion and related issues, claiming quick relief and purity. The piece ends with a quip about great men and gossip.
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