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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
May 19, 1905
Page
3
An old advertising fragment touts Allen's Foot-Ease and Defiance Starch with bold claims. It warns grocers against mispackaged or undersized starch and promotes 16 oz packages while urging readers to demand Defiance to avoid reduced quantities and delays.
Centralia to build a new water plant. Nevada district Methodists back Sunday closing. Columbia's new federal building bid set at 28 258 dollars. Missouri notes include a Bevier murder, a Savannah injury, a Lacrosse death, and other local events with rail, law, and business updates.
An old advertisement touts Dr Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery as a spring blood purifier and tonic. It swears the non alcoholic extract from wild bark roots and herbs cleanses the blood, boosts vitality, and relieves lassitude after years of trial.
A Kansas man recalls a quirky urban superstition about winds stripping hair and a New York citizen rejects similar fears near the Flatiron Building. The anecdote highlights local concerns about wind and face exposure in city life.
The Uintah Indian Reservation in Utah will open on September 1, 1905, offering 2,425,000 acres of arable land for settlement. A pamphlet from the Denver and Rio Grande Railroad describes the opened lands and routes to reach them, with a map included, available from General Passenger Agent S. K. Hooper in Denver.
A collection of brief items notes poetic lines about green fields and harvest, a Paris yoghurt fad, an ostrich feather tale, a Holland birth superstition using door cushions, thick Mexican walls for quakes, Deance Starch praise, and a remark on surplus women in the British Isles.
An advertisement extols Dr Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery as a natural blood purifier and tonic. It claims to strengthen the stomach, aid liver and kidneys, and restore vigor, with testimonials from readers and notes on alcohol free formula and a mistaken early reference to “Common Sense Medical Adviser.”
A storyteller recalls a criminal trial where the respondent’s counsel won praise for preparation but faced an acquittal surprise. The judge contradicts expectations, acknowledging the opposing lawyer’s experience and delivering a defining “Judgment” that tempered the outcome.
In 1902 Mr. Joseph A. Donovan of Plaistow New Hampshire describes severe sciatic pain that left him bedridden. After ineffective medical treatment he used Dr Williams Pink Pills and reports quick relief and full recovery after five boxes. The pills are claimed to aid blood and nerve health and are sold by druggists.
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