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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Oct 17, 1912
Page
2
Mothers notice that a child’s health depends on regular bowels. Constipation causes loss of appetite restlessness and irritability. A mild laxative like Dr Caldwell’s Syrup Pepsin is recommended, dosed at bedtime, 50 cents a bottle, or one dollar for family size.
Mrs. Anna A. Lew of Hilltop Kansas details a years long skin eruption that itched severely. She used Cuticura Soap and Ointment after an advertisement and was cured with no scar remaining. Sample products offered to readers.
A Brooklyn family tale from Lippincott's Magazine describes a girl named Marie who divided five candy pieces with her brother. She admits eating one piece before dividing to avoid an uneven split, explaining why the halves would not be equal.
The 13th century Loch Dochart Castle on its island site, linked to Rob Roy, is now in the hands of the Scottish Historical Antiquarian Association and is being renovated to ensure its permanency.
Mary Steele Harvey becomes Baltimore’s first female police officer as the city expands five new police districts with full powers. She is the first of the five appointments, marking a milestone in local law enforcement.
A quirky exchange contrasts boredom with being well drilled while beauty doctors tout rest as a beautifier. The fragment hints at a playful, slightly surreal topic about appearance and restoration.
Scientific report warns Guadalajara sits atop an ancient buried volcano with a 150000 resident population. Seismic activity, gas vents, and fissures fuel calls to relocate the capital to Juanacatlan as experts predict possible eruption within months.
A father tests his son about readiness to marry and supporting a wife. The son affirms, and the father cautions that to support also means to endure, reflecting a humorous old‑world view on marriage duties.
A courtroom quip shows the young attorney planning to prove mental irresponsibility by reading the plaintiff’s preserved old love letters to the jury, eliciting a wry contrast with the veteran lawyer.
The article quotes Inez Haynes Gillmore on Harper’s Bazaar describing how women study society to target marriage. It argues women see rivals as enemies, realizing men are scarce and the dating field becomes a cutthroat contest.
The Fox, the vessel used by Sir Leopold McClintock to locate Franklin's fate, has been wrecked on the Greenland coast. In recent years she served the Danish Greenland authorities on coastal trips.
A returning traveler notes that American athletes’ shouts at Stockholm can be heard across Sweden. The piece muses on how our neighbors’ lack may heighten appreciation of what we have and reflects on inspiration in battles tempered by regret.
A Michigan man credits Grape-Nuts with curing his nervous trouble and weight loss after poor breakfasts caused indigestion. He stopped coffee, started Grape-Nuts, and in six weeks gained 15 pounds while his appetite returned and anxiety vanished.
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