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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Oct 27, 1910
Page
3
A distressed porter refuses to board a passenger bound for Chicago claiming a generous tip will ensure care. The quarrel ends with the passenger staying off the train and the porter taking the two dollars. A separate oil fire destroys part of a freight facility and causes massive explosions.
A wife notes her husband plans to fly in a balloon or airplane next year. She cites his life insurance policy, which bars him from such flights within a year, prompting debate about future aviation improvements.
A father explains to his son that an Indian reservation is land where Indians may live until white settlers want it, a simple definition reflecting historical views of relocation and land use.
A cautious housekeeper asks if the milk is absolutely germ free. The milkman assures her that every drop of water used is boiled.
A facetious warden jokes that the big laundry is used to wash and iron the convicts.
A terse exchange prompts a quick, witty reply about facing Borely’s tariff ideas with a simple counter approach. The brief lines hint at a street encounter and a ready retort.
Dialogue recalls a mother’s warning about a son’s marriage and the reply that he has since “made good.” The exchange hints at a family judgment and a turn toward a successful outcome.
A fragment quotes a debate on life being a higher plane and asks which is preferred, a cryptic exchange reflecting a philosophical contrast.
The piece argues revival begins with pastors and personal renewal. It urges honest self-examination, fervent prayer, and transformed living as the path to evangelism. It emphasizes Christ as God and insists on scriptural authority and missionary faith.
In a cold rain the body of Senator Jonathan P. Dolliver was buried at Oakdale cemetery after services moved from the Dolliver home lawn to the Fifty sixth regiment armory. About 3,000 people gathered outside as Senator Clapp of Minnesota spoke and the funeral drew to a close.
New York authorities announce a justice department inquiry into a tire trust exposed recently. The group allegedly blacklisted dealers who refused to sell at set top prices while cutting supply and raising tire prices by twenty percent. Estimated profits run from 100 to 125 percent. four of seven firms are subsidiaries of United States Rubber.
Private cables report Managua in turmoil with riots rising and a critically ill government unable to cope. Astrada government lacks Western support, while the opposition lacks a leader. political prisoners fill jails and many are banished from the country.
Chancellor Strong of the Kansas university declared that women now constitute about 72 percent of teachers and improve school quality. He spoke at the Kansas State Teachers association annual session, applauded by about 3,000 women teachers, while roughly a thousand men teachers did not applaud.
Washington D C The revelation of Arizona census returns shows a total of 204 354 residents an 81 423 increase or 66 2 percent over the 1960 figure of 122 931 This readout outlines the state’s growing population in the latest census data.
Bourke Ben Eet aligns with the Republican cause and advocated for Reary L. Stimson on the Terrace platform. The gathering highlighted party unity and support for the candidate amid local political efforts.
The piece emphasizes living in Christ, pledging strength and joy through union with Jesus. Disciples gain confidence from his promise to be with them always, making believers strong despite worldly appearances. The presence of the Lord is the source of power for the faithful.
A fragment discussing practical philosophy in Christ's teachings about losing life to save it. It argues that only through unselfish toil for others does one gain insight into life and vision, culminating in sacrifice on a cross as the path to true understanding.
Lloyd C Griscom in New York described party dissensions as animated by a nasty tit for tat spirit that worsens. He likened it to an engaged couple at the seaside dance with a jealous suitor asking whom she kissed in the conservatory.
A New York jeweler notes life’s uncertainties seen in wedding rings. He says over half of rings returned after ceremonies to add the wedding date, with other inscriptions applied earlier but the date held back until after the knot was tied.
Druggists sell Murine Eye Remedy in liquid form with prices 25c 50c and 1 00. Murine Eye Salve sold in aseptic tubes for 25c or 1 00. Offers eye books and advice by mail. From Murine Eye Remedy Co Chicago.
In a playful exchange Colonel Loaksby and Miss Plumper discuss buttermilk extending life. The banter centers on daily consumption and a humorous suggestion that life feels longer when one drinks buttermilk.
A cartoon caption notes a diner where most items on the bill are crossed out as the waiter explains the new manager was once an editor. The exchange highlights a humorous clash between management shifts and menu choices.
Post Card offer advertising five samples of Gold and Silk Finish Birthday cards. Bend two cents for postage, receive motto and decorative designs from Art Card Co. at 731 Jackson St in Topeka Kansas.
An oft quoted line hints at financial influence shaping outcomes while actual end goals stay uncertain despite funds arriving. The phrase reflects skepticism about funding guarantees and ultimate direction of efforts.
Advertisement notes yellow clothes look unsightly and touts Red Cross Ball Blue for keeping whites bright. Claims large 2 oz packages sold by grocers for 5 cents.
A concise reflection on how upcoming events resemble earlier times and influence current thinking. The piece links personal memory with prospective turns, suggesting time as a continuum shaping choices and meanings.
An 1890 testimonial column touts Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a cure for tumors and female troubles. Mrs E F Hayss and Mrs W K Housh credit the remedy with restoring health and urge other women to try it despite medical failure. The notice cites cures for inflammation ulceration fibroid tumors and periodic pains.
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