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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Nov 02, 1905
Page
2
Healthier children require proper feeding and ample exercise and fresh air. Meat is discouraged for kids. choose phosphate-rich foods like Pillsbury's Vitos praised as wholesome and versatile. Grocers supply this cereal, promoted as a strong breakfast option for the whole family.
Ask your dealer for Alien's Foot-Ease powder. It rests the feet and cures burn sore hot callous aching sweating feet and ingrowing nails. At retail druggists and shoe stores 25 cents. Sample mailed free. Address Alica S Olmsted LeRoy New York.
A discussion of the origin of the term O K derived from the Choctaw word okeh meaning it is correct. It notes its early adoption by whites and its use to signify understanding and approval. The piece also describes a September ceremony in Valle Maggio Lombardy where residents carry large stuffed snake effigies and weep to ward off snake bites during grape harvest.
Poem excerpt reflecting on the Word gaining breath and shaping creed through human deeds in timeless beauty. It presents Tennyson’s line about power of action over theory.
A user describes quitting coffee due to nervousness and heart trouble. Postum eased symptoms, provided steady vigor, and eliminated fatigue. The testimonial claims heart issues resolved and health improved for the whole family, citing the Postum Co. and the Road to Wellville booklet.
A collection of humor items and brief notices reflecting early 20th century chatter. Commentary on insomnia versus snoring, a Taggart case moral, a livestock census, Dr Osler, Mathewson and Pflug, car horns, a Chicago arrest for “one wife too many,” a Russian prince fined for speeding, a breakfast book, oysters at social events, a new field gun, Dewey at Manila, Taft’s thinning, kissing as an “unpleasant custom,” and a buzzard pie fined at a Lancaster boarding house.
Brooklyns scientific baby Freeman Meinertz has never tasted meat candy or cake and will have many treats in store if he survives to adulthood.
A Berlin professor notes that the bite of a girl is often fatal and recalls cases where a box of chocolate creams brings an early end to the incident.
The remark claims spices in food consumed by the wealthy lead to immorality. A farmer notes his apple pie contains mostly nutmeg and wonders if his fare could influence ethics as well.
A Pittsburg court will determine the money capacity of a woman's stocking though experts say the average man cannot reach it.
Editors debate the NYSE sale noting the buyer paid 85000. Portland Press remains the sole paper to consider whether the buyer secured a seat.
Anuntitled critique argues that proposals to label medicines containing poison are a ploy by self interested groups to hurt proprietary remedies. It says such laws would mislead the public, raise costs, and force prescriptions, harming consumers who rely on affordable treatments.
A brief excerpt from Pope's Essay on Man asserts virtue yields the soul's lasting joy and calm, a prize beyond earthly gifts or destructions. The lines emphasize internal virtue over material wealth or temporal fortune.
Hundreds of dealers claim Defiance Starch offers extra quantity and superior quality, replacing rival brands. Vendors insist no other starch matches it in value or supply, urging buyers to choose the best and most abundant option available.
Mrs I B Jones of Addington Indiana credits Cuticura ointment and solvent plus soap with a permanent cure after two years of severe eczema. The testimonial notes sleepless nights and a hopeful relief from the condition.
Relief for women claims Australian-Leaf regulates monthly cycles and cures female weaknesses Backache and urinary troubles. Available from The Mother Gray Co LeRoy NY 50 cents sample mailed free Whineyville dealers report Defiance Starch remains preferred hot or cold water starch and claim knowledge is not for vanity.
The fall styles in women’s hosiery are described as rainbow hued and boldly designed by window displays. It remains uncertain whether they are popular due to unsettled public reaction.
The article promotes Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a remedy for ovarian and womb troubles, claiming it can prevent surgery and ease pain. It cites testimonials from women like Margret Ryan and Margret Merkley praising avoidance of operations and renewed strength after use, urging readers to seek advice from Mrs. Pinkham in Lynn.
A Philadelphia man is alarmed after receiving a $0 letter with no signature. He is nominated for first vice president of the Amalgamated Association of Trouble Borrowers, signaling a curious local incident.
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