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Newspaper

Browning Leader Record

Location

Browning, Missouri, United States of America

Date

May 25, 1939

Page

6

Spoils the Fun Mrs De Style I Debate

In a salon style exchange Mrs. De Style argues a woman should dress well to please her husband while Mr Facts counters that a husband gains little joy unless his family pays the bills, citing domestic finances and parental support.

Comedian's Host Awkward Exchange Sparks Laughter

A joke misfires as a host blurts about grandma's ashes prompting a guest to react. The host clarifies the punchline reveals the remark was about laziness, not a cremation. The exchange circulates as a humorous anecdote about miscommunication at a gathering.

Feis among barter schemes and time theories noted

The feature notes Dr. Herbert Feis economic adviser to the state department, linked to a barter plan for rubber and tin and a surplus cotton issue. It also touches on Machiavellian economics, T and Tau time concepts, and profiles Lucius N. Littauer and his Harvard foundations and public service.

York Herbert Feis State Department John Masefield Dr. Feis Uncle Sam London Chamberlain England Machiavelli Montaigne Lucius N. Littauer Littauer Harvard

Adventurous Americans and their heroic misfits

The piece profiles Captain Benjamin Bonneville, Andrew Summers Rowan, and Lou Westcott Beck. It notes Bonneville's mixed fortune as a fur trader explorer who mapped the Columbia route and earned military honors after serving in Mexico and at Fort Vancouver. Rowan earned fame for the Garcia mission, inspired Elbert Hubbard’s editorial, and Beck, the Good Samaritan of Death Valley, saved hundreds but died after an infected spring.

South Pass Columbia River Cascade Mountains Washington Irving John Jacob Astor Captain Bonneville Bonneville Jackson Fort Vancouver St. Louis Garcia California Col Andrew Summers Rowan Spain McKinley Lieutenant Rowan Rowan White House Elbert Hubbard the Philistine OU Westcott Beck Death Valley Beck Rufus Colorado Mojave Lou Westcott Beck

Mercerized String Square Pattern for Scarfs and Cloth

Instructions and charts for a 10 inch mercerized string square crochet pattern 6307. Details include materials, stitch illustrations, and how the square can form both dinner cloths and scarves. Send 15 cents to The Sewing Circle Household Arts Dept. at 259 W 14th St New York NY for this pattern.

Household Arts Dept 14Th St New York N. Y

Constipation Relief With Pepsin Senna Laxative

An old advertisement promotes Dr. Caldwell's Laxative-Senna with Syrup Pepsin as a two action remedy. It claims Pepsin dissolves undigested stomach protein causing belching acidity and nausea while Senna laxative stimulates bowel movement. The copy touts ease of taste for children and urges buying at the druggist.

Dr. Caldwell

Being Ready The Great Secret Of Success

A compact motivational note cites Disraeli on readiness as the key to opportunity and achievement, urging preparation as the path to success.

Disraeli

Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Offered for Nervous Women

Advertising claims by a female health tonic tout Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a general system remedy for nervousness irritability and associated female functional disorders. The ad cites over sixty years of use and one million testimonials asserting benefits.

Oyydia E. Pinkham Winkham Pinkham

Epigrams on Contentment Quote

A brief line attributed to Epicurus reflects on discontent and the futility of satisfaction with small gains. The maxim suggests that little will never satisfy a restless mind.

Epicurus

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