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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Oct 12, 1911
Page
7
In a recorded exchange Hiram Weir asks Greene about his sister reaction to a planned evening speech in the town hall. Willie notes she laughed uproariously, reacting with hysterics rather than comment.
An excited friend praises a landscape gardener for supervising her crew and learning from nature. The gardener quips she can tell whisky tobacco and profanity varieties a rod away. The piece ends with a societal jab about people seeking gain without work.
A reader reports nervous Attacks ease after abandoning tea and coffee and using Postum three times daily. She sleeps soundly, regains appetite, and resumes daily work with renewed interest, attributing her improvement to the beverage and the booklet The Road to Wellville.
London reports Italian flags over Sultania fort in Tripoli as landing parties occupy the city. Italian fleet positions anchor nearby while Turkish resistance continues around the pasha's castle. The English fort near the harbor holds long range guns before silencing. White flags appear atop many buildings signaling the town’s occupation.
Governor Noel orders concentration of Mississippi militia in McComb City as 11 companies are stationed and 200 armed locals join the strikers. Dispatches propose arbitration to resolve the dispute between Illinois Central workers and management.
In Kansas City six balloons launched in the international race with favorable signs for a distance record though winds were variable. Maj. Samuel Reber of the Aero Club of America chaired the committee. An estimated 8 10 thousand spectators lined the stands and 15 000 watched from bluffs and rooftops.
In Jefferson City Missouri H P Creasy of Columbia refused to answer yes or no to a grand jury question about illicit liquor sales and was jailed six months for contempt. His lawyer sought habeas corpus and Judge Kennish ordered bail pending the writ. Creasy claimed his memory prevented a reply. A separate item notes Winfield Kansas boys form anti tobacco league to enforce laws against minors.
All plans are completed for the Ray county corn show to be held in Richmond on October 25. Prizes include a $50 scholarship at the state agricultural college.
Washington figures show equal division of money would yield 34 dollars 35 cents per person. The treasury department release details national per capita circulation and overall totals.
The author argues that the deity of Jesus Christ is a fundamental Bible truth central to both Old and New Testaments. Citing John 1 1 and Scofield, the piece warns that denying Christ’s divinity undermines Christianity and reduces Jesus to a mere mortal.
Rev Charles B Mitchell argues that life is a debt to the world and God. He quotes Paul on being a debtor and urges total consecration beyond mere charity. True peace and progress come from living to fulfill God's will, not from possessions or self pity.
A reflective piece on kindness citing a quotation about serving God by being kind to others. It ponders why people are not kinder, notes the world’s need, the ease and immediacy of kind acts, and the lasting, honorable returns love provides.
A religious man should center life and work on serving the glory of God, as urged by Rev. E R Leyburn of Durham North Carolina in a Presbyterian message.
Dialog sketches social class sting as Bess notes a pleasure reserved for the wealthy. Tess asks about the missing freedom and Bess quips that the rich can’t enjoy bargain hunting.
Miss Elizabeth Gehrki of Fort Smith Arkansas describes six months of intense itching and sleepless nights. She treats with Cuticura Soap Ointment and Liquid and notes relief first night and cure after three weeks. Her brother’s gunpowder burn also healed. samples offered by Cuticura Dept. 17 L Boston.
A magazine anecdote recalls three Baltimore Boy Scouts visiting Washington to meet President Taft. One boy offered his left hand as their handshake, prompting Taft to quip that Boy Scouts should learn to be nicer as they improve.
A farmer defends charging summer boarders extra for reduced weight, saying they develop bigger appetites. The narrator then reflects on past worries and questions what lunacy commissions were doing.
An offer from Art Post Card Club at 371 Jackson St Topeka Kansas invites readers to request five samples of Gold Embossed Birthday Flower and Motto Post Cards by sending a 2 cent stamp.
A reader from Osakis Minnesota recalls severe kidney trouble causing back ache headaches and dizziness. After using Doan’s Kidney Pills she reports regained weight and relief, stating they saved her life. The ad urges readers to buy Doan’s at druggists or general stores.
A patient complains of reading a 144 page marked copy from the mail and finds nothing marked. The oculist quips that the long paper strains the eyes. The Buffalo Express anecdote ends with a punchline on the missing marks.
A compact blend of cartoonish quips and self deprecating lines. The piece references a failed request for a loan and a witty exchange about fairness. It also advertises Mrs Winslows Soothing Syrup for Teething priced at 25c a bottle.
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