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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Oct 04, 1906
Page
2
A Browning newspaper column questions the Treasury's practice of placing twenty six million dollars in national banks to ease the New York money market. It argues federal aid to banks is improper, urging individuals to manage their affairs without government bailout and urging voters to think independently rather than follow party lines.
A Rodessa Louisiana resident touts Ballards Snow Liniment as the best for rheumatism sprains burns and cuts. The buyer claims extreme effectiveness for sore chest headache and general aches and notes it is sold by Witaney and Soxs.
Missouri stands as a towering agricultural and mineral power, claiming vast egg, fruit, and grain outputs, extensive coal and zinc wealth, and a thriving livestock sector. The state showcases major production centers, massive farm values, and a robust industrial base, with Missouri leading in several key goods and framing national wealth.
Sunday school every Sunday at 10. Preaching schedules rotate each month with morning and evening sessions. Watch this column for special announcements. For the week ending September 10, property transfers in Milan and Green City are listed, including multiple lot and acreage deeds. A Tampa Florida resident praises Foley's kidney cure, citing recovery after prolonged back and shoulder pain.
An old label states druggists may refund money if Foley's Honey and Tar does not cure coughs or colds. It promises to stop coughs, heal lungs, prevent serious illness, and guards against grippe and pneumonia. Claims no opiates and notes genuine yellow packaging. Refuse substitutes.
A railroad yard worker Patrick answers a ringing phone and asks for eight six one five, prompting a startled reply that reveals the caller’s confusion and humor in a misdial incident. The exchange captures a playful moment in a rail yard setting.
A historical ad proclaims that neglecting a cold leads to worse outcomes and that Foley’s Honey and Tar cures obstinate colds and prevents serious results. It emphasizes choosing the genuine yellow package and urges insistence on authenticity by L C Lantz.
Mrs. D B Alunter has been quite sick the past week. Miss Etta Shanks is visiting relatives in Kansas City. Mrs. Frank Felters of Backlin Kansas came Thursday to visit her parents Mr and Mrs Robert Moore. Bertie Jenkins spent Sunday with friends in the country. Miss Tilda Smith Uriah Bum gamer and wife attended services at Smyrna Sunday. A Nickell was quite sick last week. Henry Downing and wife visited Wm Downing Monday.
An unnamed merchant from Mobile Alabama extols Ballard's Horehound Syrup as a cure for coughs and lung diseases. He claims five years without winter coughs and credits the product with saving his children from sick spells. Sold by Whaley and Son's.
A public sale of farm property is announced for Wednesday, August roth at the seller's farm in Hooker. Items include a mare and colt, cows, calves, wagon and implements, 20 acres of corn, a field and some hay in stack._commands
Lumber mill offers ice lumber and various lumber types with prices ready for buyers. H F Kite urges ladies not to miss bargains and invites visits to compare prices before purchasing from Mrs M Summers.
Charley Smith and Charley Jennings fished Hatch pond after dark and pulled a massive Buffalo fish from the water with poultry wires and a pitchfork. The fish was split, cooked at noon, and eaten by Hatch family members except Mrs. Stevenson.
An old advertisement touts Foley's Honey and Tar as a remedy for coughs and colds, claiming it expels the cold and acts as a mild laxative. It warns readers to avoid imitators and to choose the genuine yellow package.
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