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Browning Leader Record

Location

Browning, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Nov 27, 1919

Page

7

Belief in Witchcraft Ends in Courts Past and Present

The article traces lingering superstitions from witchcraft fears to court cases where animals and magic were used as evidence. It cites Norfolk and Basle trials, roosters burned for alleged witch’s eggs, cows condemned for devils, and pests like locusts and leeches affecting legal outcomes across centuries.

Owever Rts Norfolk Basle Switzerland Uare France

Japanese Glass Industry Grows Despite War Disruptions

The glass industry in Japan expanded after government support in 1876 and a ten year move to private ownership. It prospered until World War I when supply cuts hit rates. Before 1914 Japan imported most window glass, but by 1918 exports reached 1 756 000 dollars, signaling rising domestic production.

Japan

Conductor Dentist Performs Teeth Extraction on Track

A West Virginia conductor and dentist, Barry Halstead, operated on a four-branch section of the Chesapeake and Ohio system. He kept forceps ready and pulled a tooth after a train crew refused to hurry, halting service four times in a recent week.

Chesapeake & Ohio System West Virginia Barry Halstead Halstead Pershe

Ribbon sewing sets and wall hanging darning aid

A picture shows five ribbon sewing sets meant to hang on a wall in a bedroom. An embroidery hoop is decorated with satin ribbon bows and tied to a thimble, thread, emery bag, and needle case. A cloth kitten carries needles and pins with a silver bell. Two heart shaped pockets hold spools, scissors, a thimble, a glove darner, pins, and safety pins.

Practical desk gifts for Christmas a waste basket and case

A light board waste basket covered in rose tapestry with dark-green braid and tassel handles pairs with a matching papers case. The set features a figured tapestry medallion bound by braid, offering a practical coordinated gift for a man.

Thousands Have Kidney Trouble and Never Suspect It

A vintage advertisement touts Kilmer's Swamp Root as the top remedy for hidden kidney issues. It claims widespread unnoticed trouble and urges readers to buy two bottle sizes or send ten cents for a sample from Dr. Binghamton New York, noting the paper.

Kilmer Binghamton N. Y

Gifts for the Baby

Narrow ribbons and small white cel luloid rings create many pretty baby gifts. Flowerlike ribbon bells hang from rings, safety pins simulate stamens, and a pin cushion clock marks feeding hours. Beads and a silk floss crochet band decorate the carriage securing the baby.

Lovely Handkerchief Case Celebrates Ribbon Craft

A delicate handkerchief case made from handsome ribbons captivates with a brocaded satin lining. Edged with finerallace frill, dual shaded ribbon quilling, corner rosettes, and a central ribbon rose elevate it to regal beauty suitable as a Christmas gift.

Dainty Ribbon Garters and Christmas Garter Details

Ribbons and laces are described as dainty garter decorations for women. The piece highlights satin ribbed bands over elastic with chiffon roses, lace flounces, and rosettes with bows and tiny blossoms, along with separate rosette and flower displays.

Linen Embroidered Jewel Bags for Travelers

Two linen bags with embroidery designed to be worn at the neck carry money or jewels securely. Made to be strong and washable they reflect the donor's thoughtfulness and add a small personal touch as a gift.

Warns Influenza Will Come In More Dangerous Form

Dr W A Evans, Chicago health authority, predicts a new influenza epidemic more severe than 1918. He urges following medical guidance and using Turpo as a preventive germicide. The ad warns against relying on cures and advises bed rest and a doctor if flu symptoms appear.

Dayton W. A. Evans Chicago

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