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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Oct 14, 1926
Page
2
The saying emphasizes that weariness with a habit fosters self control and practical guidance. It reflects a pragmatic approach where repeated fatigue reduces appeal and supports healthier choices. It frames common sense as a reliable aid in behavior change.
A vintage ad touts Pape's Cold Compound promising to break a cold in hours. It endorses taking a dose every two hours for three doses to relieve nasal congestion discharge headache fever soreness and stiffness with a pleasant taste and low cost.
Advertises universal card promising accident prevention and clear vision for drivers. Beginners welcome, no selling. Send 1.00 for a trial, refund offered if unsatisfied. Address Finley P O Box 264 Memphis Tennessee.
A sharp exchange questions trust as a wife grows wary of the stenographer who once worked for her husband. The line hints at past ties and current suspicions shaping domestic tensions.
Report says King Alfonso and Queen distributed around 100000 during their London visit. Funds covered philanthropies shopping hotel bills and ordinary purchases. Monarch described as very wealthy and extremely generous.
An old time offer promotes Dave's Mentha Pepsin as a reliable medicine for gas heaviness and stomach distress. It claims to strengthen the stomach and work automatically with a money back guarantee if it does not help.
In Bow County court Judge Snagge hears a Plaistow woman defend her insult exchange with the defendant. The exchange centers on a remark calling her “You Lady” and a counter statement about two ways to say it.
Glendale New York Mrs J Schwind reports frequent dizziness upset stomach and constipation. After Carter's Little Liver Pills she notes lasting relief with no headaches or sick stomachs for months. The pill is a vegetable laxative cleansing poisons from intestines. Sugar coated small and easy to take sold by druggists in red boxes.
James Oliver Curwood expresses a lifelong love and admiration for women, arguing that good and beautiful women exist in reality as in fiction. He counters critics who say his heroines are too ideal, asserting that the world remains full of beauty and virtue.
The recipe uses 2 eggs 1 level tsp salt 1 half cup sugar 4 level tsp Calumet 1 3 cups milk 4 cups flour 1 cup shortening candied orange peel. Cut shortening into sifted ingredients. Add milk to well beaten eggs. Mix with dry ingredients and beat well. Bake in a moderate oven at 360 degrees F for 50 minutes.
Dialogue fragment shows a father’s disapproval and a mother’s objection in a tense family exchange. The lines reveal parental influence on a marriage decision and varying attitudes within the household.
A philosophical remark asserts that Christianity is not a failure but many attempts to practice its faith. The line frames religion as ongoing effort rather than a definitive end, emphasizing practice over perfection.
Sedalia resident Chas. J. Boetjer reports Tanlac eased stomach pains indigestion and run down condition after long suffering The testimonial claims Tanlac improved appetite energized digestion and liver function in a short time and praises the tonic nature made from roots and herbs for broad relief.
An analysis of Rudolph Valentino’s illness and death compares his medical course to McKinley’s, noting long overlooked stomach problems. The piece warns against self treatment for indigestion and urges definitive examination to identify the underlying cause before it is too late.
The article explains painter's colic from lead poisoning and painter's wrist drop from wrist muscle paralysis caused by lead. It notes prevention by washing hands after work and not eating with painty hands, and identifies a skin eruption from turpentine and naphtha exposure rather than paint. It details symptoms and advised care for painters to wash and dry skin thoroughly.
Frederick I Barbarossa, called Red Beard, rose from troubled German principalities to rule as Holy Roman Emperor. He forged unity through diplomacy and conquest in Germany and Italy, clashed with the papacy, and died drowning in 1190 after steering Europe toward greater civic rights and culture.
A courtroom exchange in the Boston Tran script features a prisoner answering a judge with a quip about convictions. The remark highlights tension and courtroom wit as the case unfolds.
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