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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
May 20, 1920
Page
3
The fragment describes buying aspirin with brand cues like Bayer and Bayer Crow, noting packaging such as a tiny tin box of twelve tablets. It mentions uses for neuralgia lumbago rheumatism neuritis and general pals, with references to safety marks and packaging variations and a claim of “ester of Salen.”
A poet muses on why his beloved should connect to BM with zest as he imagines their feelings brimming and connected moments. The fragment hints at intimate curiosity about shared bonds and meaning.
A humorous tale features Bert asking his grandpa for a wage raise to keep up with candy prices. The boy explains he should earn enough to match the rising cost of treats, after being paid a nickel for hay chores.
An old medical ad asserts rheumatism stems from germs in the blood and promotes S. S. S. as the purifying remedy. It claims the preparation cleanses blood and acts as an antidote, urging readers to write for literature and advice to a medical adviser in Atlanta.
The Boy Scouts boast of good turns done during the week to a visiting city school teacher. A scout recounts helping an old lady across the street and bringing his teacher water when she felt unwell, proving a scout is courteous.
A rough sea voyage leaves most ladies in the cabin while an elderly spinster stays aboard. A fellow traveler offers a supportive arm and the moment becomes romantically charged as the ship pitches and spray drenches all. The text also includes humorous or instructive asides about age calculation and a nod to belief in Santa Claus.
An article traces women’s suit fashion from plain wool tailored designs to silk sport outfits. It describes blue serge base suits with box plaits, embroidered sport coats with side splashes, and wool yarn embroidery on skirts. A heavy fiber silk sport suit and a one piece dress under the coat are noted with detailed tailoring features.
Summer blouses are back with front and back fastening options. Styles include plain tailored linen satin crepe georgette and sheer cottons with lace or beadwork. Georgette blouses stand out with piping and concealed fastenings, offering elegant, ready for summer options.
An advertisement extols Milks Emulsion for digestion, appetite, and strength, claiming rapid relief from chronic stomach issues and constipation. It promotes the product as safe for children, with a money back guarantee and nationwide availability through Terre Haute, Indiana retailers.
A brief home sector quip questions Gobbler’s generosity and jokes about sharing a last half pint with a friend in light humorous square-page prose.
Fragmentary OCR notes mention healed ulcers, a letter about Peterogn and Baral, and references to money as less important than healing power. Mentions Southcott, Medina, and filings by Eeteroon and Buk.
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