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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Nov 14, 1929
Page
2
Dr Caldwell created a harmless prescription in 1885 to treat constipation by addressing its cause. His mixture of herbs and pure ingredients became the world’s most popular laxative, known for a gentle grip and pleasant taste. It is widely available in drugstores today.
Ad copy touts a large 6 oz bottle of Red Cross Concentrated Bluing for sale with all grocers carrying it. A wary quip implies blame in relationships, calling the man who blames the woman a kind of jellyfish.
Missouri Farm Bureau Federation and Illinois Agricultural Association organize a cooperative to market milk as 75 percent of district production moves under contract. The Sanitary Milk Producers will work with large distributors once the marketing agreement takes effect.
A Ca tania feud among a wealthy family ends with the arrest of Professor Dante Maiorana and his wife Amato Maiorana. They are accused of hiring Sciotti and the Gagliardis to set fire to the infant nephew's bed clothing amid a dispute over estate divisions.
A lesson on racial harmony through Acts 10 and Ruth 1 16 18, John 4 5 10 and Gal 3 28 29. It highlights Ruth the Moabitess and the Samaritan woman as models of inclusion and Cornelius the Roman soldier as a bridge for Jews and Gentiles. The message holds that in Christ all distinctions fade and salvation is by faith.
George Wilson in Cleveland faced assault and battery charges after injuring his wife Elizabeth Wilson with scissors. He blamed her constant trombone playing at musicales for driving him to madness and told the judge he might need cotton in his ears. The judge offered a choice between the trombone life and the workhouse.
In Couderay Wisconsin a five year old boy Buddie Houlan sat with feet in a lake when a large muskie attacked and bit his leg puncturing the water with splashes. The father intervened quickly driving the fish away from the child before further injury occurred.
Antiquated verse echoes a sentiment that loved ones live on in memory. The quotation recalls Thackeray stating the departed have only moved to the next room, implying continued presence and reunion after death.
Quotation attributed to John Bunyan speaks of faith guiding blessing and reward as a person’s bowl determines their mess, urging steadfast belief to receive abundance from God.
An Atwater Kent ad touts the Screen-Grid Set Electro-Dynamic as highly reliable with precise parts and uninterrupted performance. It highlights battery or house-current operation, cabinet and table models, prices from 77 to 100 dollars, plus a 34 dollar Electro-Dynamic speaker.
Paris fashion urges plumper figures drawing Mayor Walker's remark about girth. Milk and water cautions aside, the milk pail under the pump is unnecessary. Clay prices rise as Kaolin output hits 496000 tons valued around 4.088 million dollars. total clay output exceeds 4 million tons valued about 14 million. Human life framed as a continuous round of temptations.
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