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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
May 28, 1914
Page
3
In a case about poisoned grass in a potato field, the court found that vaikka poisoning occurred during spraying and could have killed vines, but the defendant’s negligence was not the proximate cause of the injury. The decision noted no knowledge of sprayed poison or accidental scattering by others.
In a brief Arkansas item Silas asks Silas if the suit was won Jonas replies yes but the opponent appeals to a circus court The note mentions a Bohemia acreage figure of 353 543 acres referenced from the previous year.
A tourist asks about the fate of water sheets while a guide explains they flow into the bee ate sewer, noting a quirky urban detail encountered on the Cas Cade visit.
An illustrated guide describes crafting cork ducks swans and a small turtle from cork halves cardboard and needles. It covers assembling a houseboat raft and a colorscope device with a paper shell, neck neckpiece, and a disc color viewer for viewing postcards.
An OCR damaged fragment promotes a medicine named Veret Compound touted as a standard cure for male ills. It claims to restore health for nervous kidney issues and general suffering. The ad urges readers to write for details and to obtain the remedy.
The New Yorker says an acre of fertile fishing grounds can yield more in a week than an acre of land in 13 months. The article notes buyers discover their purchased lots are now covered with water.
Fragmentary dialogue features a doctor and patient pun about a jumping toothache. The whimsical line about athletic trouble paired with a dye advertisement and a remark on tall men adds a magazine style mix of humor and commerce.
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