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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Nov 18, 1915
Page
6
Reports say Serbs prepare a mountain defense near the Morava as German and Bulgarian advances threaten Serbia. German forces capture Krusevac and cross the Morava, while Austro Germans push toward Belgrade rail links and take prisoners.
A Geneva dispatch says Russia landed near Silistria after crossing the Danube, while a Times correspondent argues 200000 Russian troops could swing the Servian campaign in favor of the Entente. Romania could attack Bulgaria and strike at Germany, with Greece and Romania joining the Allies. Bulgarian fighting continues near Gradiko and Veles. a five hour halt for burials was cut to two hours. Athens reports the Greek Chamber of Deputies dissolved and elections set for December 19.
D W Griffiths great film The Birth of a Nation now in its second week at the Grand Opera house Kansas City has drawn large crowds daily. Adapted from Thomas Dixons The Clansman the Civil War scenes prompt discussion on film as education in public schools. No rioting has occurred here.
Survivors landed at Malta report the Italian steam ship Ancona was warned by the Austrian submarine after a long chase. A brief pause allowed passengers to disembark moments before the vessel went down, with nearly 200 lives lost amid panic. The commander said the submarine gave no signal to stop and fired shells from five miles away.
A high wind yesterday toppled an addition to a Feiees aoe a Seee building in Hoopesten Illinois killing one person Daniel Wickstrom and injuring another. Authorities investigated the scene as storm damage with efforts ongoing to assess structural conditions.
An advertisement extols Swamp-Root as a remedy for misery and urges readers to order a sample size bottle by parcel post. It claims thousands benefited and requests ten cents with a mention of the paper, citing the_AGates_ at Binghamton New York and offering a year longer supply.
In a Boston Evening Transcript item a dialogue frames gender roles with the boy asking about an eye opener and the father explaining an alarm clock. The line implies broader social commentary on how men and women shape life paths differently.
A couple jokes about a ten cent Christmas box lead to a man removing four dimes the next day to cover a car fare shortfall, showing how small savings can vanish when needed.
Mrs. Gabb laments bugs at the insane asylum while Mr. Gabb questions accountability and the place’s purpose, sparking a sharp exchange over blame and conditions.
The quote contrasts ignorance and innocence in women as equally genuine. It asserts some men reach eighty years by living, implying longevity linked to living sincerely beyond forty or more.
Mrs. William H. Hinchliffe of 20 Myrtle St Beverly Mass reports four bottles of Peruna improved her catarrh head and throat. She praises the remedy and notes increased ability to work. Free booklet offers tips on staying well and Peruna tablets are available for those who object to liquids.
A quarrel over praise at mealtime ends with a wife reproaching John Henry for fault finding after twelve years of marriage. The piece notes a blunt reaction and calls him the most unreasonable woman in town for asking compliments.
A playful exchange shows a student Johnnie answering a geography teacher with a wry remark about Europe and war. The anecdote hints at wartime attitudes shaping classroom dialogue.
A wry remark frames marriage as a recurring battle to stretch a single overcoat across five winters, capturing a pragmatic view of domestic life and resourcefulness.
The chatter suggests Tompkins failed for a large sum, but the actual amount is disputed. The exchange hints at public interest in a rumored financial setback.
A brief note lauds a child who refuses a slice when pie is scarce, calling him a true hero. The piece then reflects on abundance and space, saying there is room for everyone in the world but not all can have front rooms.
In a comical misunderstanding a guest in a dressing gown is found in a tub by a red faced landlord. The innkeeper, furious at the muddy bath, exclaims the tub belongs to the next place and shouts to leave the house. The scene ends with insistence the guest not wash in the inn’s ale.
Four year old Olive and her father stroll in June when she spots a bird by the roadside. She adores a black and white bobolink and proudly proclaims the identification, replying to her father with a playful mispronunciation.
A reader recalls a Russian advance described as driving the Germans from dug trenches in winter. The speaker notes a horse pulling a vehicle to illustrate the scene.
A fragment quotes an extremist remark noting a man aged one died and two more died in a house. The speaker says he lived long and died short, reflecting on the fatal event.
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