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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Nov 17, 1910
Page
7
Patient recounts breakthrough relief from kidney pain using Doan's Pills. The advertisement credits rapid symptom relief and lasting improvement, noting a six year symptom-free period. Sold by all dealers for 60 cents. Foster Milburn Co., Buffalo, N Y.
A remark on a young man's future success cites his notable appetite for tea and salads as a sign of refined tastes and social alignment. The dialogue hints at expectations of upward mobility through everyday choices.
A fragmentary exchange notes Chicago pride depending on who is speaking about baseball and the ess. The text mentions Wira Sand Storm Sra Ekivenae and PETTERS druggists at Howard Bros. in Buffalo New York.
In a sharp exchange, Howell asserts every man has a price while Powell counters he would not need to borrow money to meet yours. The dialogue suggests a heated partisan or business confrontation with financial stakes implied.
A vintage ad promotes Red Cross Ball Blue as a stain removing powder to whiten fabrics. The 2 oz package is offered at five cents and targets households seeking brighter laundry results.
Women are described as using handshake rituals to elicit sensitive information from peers, a behavior noted for its social deception and influence dynamics.
The item lists Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup claims to ease teething pain and wind colic. It juxtaposes a teething remedy with a cynical note that most marriages are happy now and unhappiness comes later.
Early unofficial returns from 93 of 105 counties show R. Stubbs reelected governor of Kansas with a likely 10 000 vote plurality over Democrat George H Hodges. The Republican ticket leads by about 25 000. state House could be Democratic by a slim margin with 68 GOPs likely if county results hold.
Revised returns show Woodrow Wilson winning the governorship over Vivian M Lewis by more than 46 000. Democrats gain four congressmen and majorities in the house on joint ballot, signaling a political landslide and likely replacement of Senator John Kean. Governor Fort blames the last legislature for the defeat citing broken promises.
Indianapolis returns indicate a Democratic majority on joint ballot in Indiana's next general assembly, with estimates of 2 to 16 votes. The report mentions Col John Jacob Astor paying Ava Willing Astor a high yearly sum and notes Mrs Astor's divorce in March of the year.
Little Rock reports Arlanshe voted for congressional candidates as in September with a light statewide turnout. Officials note the November vote was about 4 percent lower than the September election.
John A Nugent renowned as New Jersey's first court stenographer and owner of the Sian machine Roman era? born 10 1969 remains noted for early transcription work in state courts.
A humorous exchange recalls travel and perceptions of American women. A man jokes that his fiancée now kisses better after a trip to America, while comments on national stereotypes provoke a wry reaction about foreign impressions.
Miss Lillian Brown of Liberty Maine describes a two year scalp ordeal with severe itching bleeding and hair loss. After using Cuticura Soap Ointment and Pills for six weeks the scalp improved and hair stopped falling out. She notes a slight relapse eighteen months later but resumes treatment and remains clear of scalp trouble.
An advertisement touts Pape's Diapepsin as a fast remedy for indigestion and sour stomach. It claims relief from heartburn belching gas and nausea within five minutes and promotes a 50 cent case available at local drug stores.
A man proposes to offer his wife as collateral to secure a loan. The unusual pledge prompts disbelief as authorities consider the legality and ethics of such a pledge. The case raises questions about consent and exploitation in debt disputes.
A terse maxim condemns the worst debt as that of ingratitude. The saying calls out those who refuse repayment of moral obligation and esteem, highlighting social wrongdoing rather than financial default.
Washington reports complete returns show a sweeping Democratic victory. The Sixty-second Congress will be Democratic by a clear working majority and the Senate remains Republican held but weakened. Taft and Roosevelt both defeated in their states as Democrats gain in New York Massachusetts Connecticut New Jersey Ohio and more.
In Missouri, Democrats hold the legislature and aim to keep the state ticket intact. James A. Reed is endorsed for U S senator while Judge Gantt and Kennish contest the Supreme Court seats. Brown leads Gantt in St. Louis. Kennish leads Timmonds. Definite results await. turnout and country gains may shift the balance.
St Louis voters delivered a heavy wet majority in St Louis that appears to have carried defeat for all other amendments statewide as well based on early returns from the election report.
Washington November 10 The outcome suggests Democrats near forty-one definite seats while Republicans hold forty-five with six states still in doubt. A single pickup by Democrats or loss by Republicans could shift control, and a tie would be decided by Vice President Sherman.
In Tokio on November 10, a court convicted twenty six people as plotters against the life of the Mikado. The court recommends the severest penalty under clause 73, which prescribes capital punishment for plotters against the Imperial family.
Returns from across Montana indicate a clean Republican sweep of state and congressional offices and promise re election of Thomas Carter to the United States Senate.
Philadelphia report indicates J. K. Tener wins the governor race by about 35,000, defeating Berry of the Keystone party. Webster Grim, a Democrat, appears to have little impact on Tener's lead.
Nashville Tenn November 10 Ben W Hooper newly elected Tennessee governor was found as a waif on Knoxville streets forty years ago with unknown parentage. He was sent to an orphanage where he received early training.
President Taft arrived in Washington from Cincinnati where he voted and went directly to the White House. Officials said he would not issue a statement regarding Tuesday's election.
Los Angeles shows a census rise to 319 198 residents up from 102 479 in 1900 and 50 395 in 1890. The 1900 to 1910 increase equals 216 719 people or 211.5 percent as reported.
The readable fragments indicate a local news item with names and places obscured. Details are insufficient to determine the event, date, or involved organizations.
Fragmentary notice warns against catarrh ointments containing mercury. Mentions a remedy and price per bottle and references family pills for constipation as a related item.
Howells, speaking at a New York Sunday afternoon, quips that hope is not an angel in white but a mere wisp of hay used to spur a donkey, delivering a concise realist epigram.
Mrs F Cox of Chicago reports Resinol Ointment cured her baby boy’s severe eczema after other remedies failed. She praises the salve for burns cuts and sores and says she would not be without it in the house.
A Harper's Weekly vignette depicts a visitor noting the son’s strong interest in turf. The old man confirms the boy’s devotion as a horse racing culture scene unfolds with rustic dialogue.
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