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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Oct 07, 1920
Page
2
Mrs Susiz Sacatansky of Bayonne New Jersey says after six months of illness and pain she recovered with the medicine. She recommends it to friends and praises its efficacy and age level of popularity and success as a remedy.
A Chicago Tribune anecdote describes a friend who rarely visits yet arrives unannounced. The narrator impersonates her with a nasal cry saying Well the cat's come back, expecting laughs but finds the friend seated in grim silence, missing the joke.
Catarrh is described as a local disease influenced by constitutional conditions requiring constitutional treatment. Hall's Catarrh Medicine is taken internally and claimed to reach the blood and mucous surfaces, strengthening the patient and aiding the cure. Circulars are available from J Cheney & Co Toledo Ohio.
In a satirical dialogue Gladys Twobble faces choices in life. She weighs entering films, then contemplates transforming through soul development. The banter hints at slum work or missionary service, and a future marriage to a steady earner in a bungalow setting.
Cornelius Levington rises from orphan to man underworld ally Andrew March. A stolen map of the Gobi drives a perilous chase across deserts toward Chee Ming and a deadly koresh drug trade. Aboard a river boat in Peking and through Shan-sung the two men battle attacks and treachery as March seeks his kidnapped wife and daughter.
In a vast dreamscape, Con and March are guided by armed riders to a thriving oasis city. They glimpse a grand palace, a silver litter arriving from the palace, and within the scene the eminent Chee Ming lies beneath a white robe, sharpening the mystery.
Con endures thirst and fatigue as captors, led by a gray rider, transport him through a granite scene to a shaded courtyard. Andrew March shifts from a companionable friend to a gaunt, sunbaked presence. Levington and two caretakers bathe and tend him, while incense and cool water offer weary relief.
Levington awakens in a lavish desert palace under guards and attendants. Chee Ming, the vizir, introduces him to a royal audience where a wary princess sits on the throne alongside a pale prince as Andrew March is brought in.
A Trans Caspian desert lizard has a fused transparent lower and upper eyelid. The clear lid acts like a window that admits light while shielding the eye from sand. This adaptation helps the reptile survive harsh desert conditions.
A quotation from Channing elevates home as the chief school of human virtues. It frames the home as the center of responsibilities joys sorrows smiles tears hopes and cares shaping human life.
A child brags to a parent about visitors who praised them as the smartest child but the child admits they did not perform any recitations. The exchange reveals pride, humor, and the child’s cleverness in dodging the request.
A Danderine advertisement promises that a few cents buys a bottle and after use no hair falls and no dandruff. It asserts every hair shows new life vigor brightness more color and thickness with its application.
A humorous exchange questions if prohibition aided a husband. The reply notes no clear help but adds that he now drinks perfume and toilet waters, making his breath smell sweeter than before.
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