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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Nov 06, 1919
Page
11
A fragmentary note describes the exiled Wilhelm confronting tobacco in a garden at Castle Bentinck. It references his former status and the need to smoke privately away from observers, framing a personal vignette of imperial remnants in exile.
An old advertisement urges mothers to choose California Fig Syrup as a safe laxative for children. It stresses removing Poisons from stomach liver and bowels and promotes the product’s fruity taste and labeled dosing. The copy warns to look for California on the package.
A muddy road scene shows a well dressed passerby offering simple aid to free a trapped horse. The owner, half-witted and drunken with mud, swears and refuses real thanks despite the man’s calm, practical advice. The owner then whips the horse and brags he did the work himself, angered by perceived lack of gratitude.
A farm hand explains he will quit after the month since no early morning job exists. He says he would have work every night for long hours, but there is nothing to do except sleep, prompting the farmer's surprise.
A historic advertisement extols Dr Kilmer’s Swamp Root claiming it helps kidney liver and bladder ailments reduces uric acid and fights rheumatism. It offers a sample bottle by parcel post from Dr Kilmer Co located in Binghamton New York and notes availability in stores.
League of Nations opens review on calendar reform with input from United States, Switzerland, and Great Britain church leaders. Agreement reportedly fixes Easter, adds a 13th month, starts every week on Sunday, and enforces 28 day months. A calendar congress may be designated to act at Geneva if the league cannot.
A London Mail item reports a jazz band performed near London at a YMCA hut and, after officers proposed a camp 50 miles away, the band chartered planes to fly there in formation while continuing to play, making a bold grand gesture amid a nationwide craze.
The season nears conclusion and players start writing home with affectionate notes. The line about Dear Dad signals players reflecting on careers, families, and the grind of college sports as the year winds down.
A comment reflects unease that even a stationary engineer cannot feel secure, highlighting workplace safety and mistrust among staff amid unspecified incidents.
Prepared by the United States Department of Agriculture the article urges thorough pest control as hens shift from range to winter quarters. It details lice and mites affecting poultry their life habits and effective treatments including sodium fluoride blue ointment mercurial preparations and insecticidal dusts. It emphasizes cleanliness ventilation and rapid removal of sick birds to maintain egg production.
The Department of Agriculture cautions farmers to plan for minor farm tools. For a 160 acre general farm the essential tools cost about $114.70. total costs may rise with price changes. Buying in one order after harvest saves time and money and encourages proper care of tools.
Do not let ducks range over the farm. Gather eggs frequently and store in a cool place until sale. Drain dirty water holes in poultry yards and range. A clean range supports flock health and growth of green feed. Keep ground clean and disinfect troughs and water dishes. Guinea hens are prolific and steady layers from spring to late season.
The armistice called for delivery of 75 mile guns used to bomb Paris. Public records show none delivered, likened to German flags burned in Berlin. The so called Big Berthas were 15 or 16 inch caliber pieces with far shorter range.
A fragmentary dialogue reveals a strained home conflict as a wife accuses her husband of a petty act, asking what he has done while recalling a shared pie project. The remark about using a can opener on the first pie hints at altered dynamics post incident.
A grim rural tale unfolds as a father drowns the family kittens after promising his son he could. The ordeal highlights a harsh breach of trust and the child’s moral conflict with a grown man’s cruel act.
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