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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Oct 28, 1926
Page
2
An advertisement extols Jad Salts as a way to flush clogged kidneys and relieve bladder irritation. It claims drinking water and a tablespoon of Jad Salts before breakfast improves kidney activity, and notes the product is inexpensive and pleasant as a lithia water drink.
The article recounts Tamerlane's rise from a lamed ruler to a vast conqueror who toppled Persia and Syria, captured Bajazet in 1402, and planned a China campaign before dying in 1406. It notes his brutal methods and his support for science and culture, shaping the Orient's history.
A notice notes gamblers advertising in China as gambling houses emerge as among the largest advertisers. The terse item highlights the scale of betting venues and their marketing impact.
William A. Radford explains a proposed one story dairy stable 100 by 86 feet for 50 cows with central alley, overhead tracks, suction ventilation, concrete floor, sanitary steel stalls, continuous water, and a connected milkhouse with separate loading to trucks.
A historical note explains why painted wood lasts longer, emphasizing the thin paint film, the need for high quality ingredients, skilled applicators, and the role of linseed oil and pigments in protecting the film from sun exposure, with light colors offering better reflection and wear.
The text argues color shapes mood and environment. It suggests a man will notice drab surroundings hinder development and will restore vibrant color in family life for well being. It emphasizes human agency in improving conditions and emotional health through color.
Metal lath is described in two classes expanded metal and wire fabric and appears in various weights. The patterns include square and diamond mesh with trough or cup indentations and self-furring ribs. Woven wire fabric offers square and triangle meshes, plain or ribbed for stiffness.
A homeowner boasts a fully electrified house with fifty five domestic operations now possible. He notes that only ten to twelve tasks would have been practical a few years ago, highlighting rapid adoption of electric appliances.
A compact recipe notes uncooked fresh corn pulp and beaten eggs. Fold in stiff whites, add baking powder salt pepper paprika and melted shortening, adjust flour sparingly, then fry in hot oil until browned on both sides.
A radio supplied image prompts humor as Maybelle notes the photo is of herself while Glenda mistakes it for static, highlighting a playful misperception in a light moment.
Miss Rose Dittmar asks why her breath smelled offensive despite brushing and mouth wash. She notes improvement after Carter's Little Liver Pills, with better complexion, brighter eyes, stronger appetite, and relief from constipation. Druggists offer a remedy in 25 and 75 cent sizes.
Advice for homeowners to schedule autumn and winter preps detailing furnace cleaning chimney and roof inspections exterior and interior painting plumbing checks and general repairs. Recommends using trusted local artisans to avoid overtime and ensure competent work.
The article advises renewing walls with wall board, removing and replacing molding when practical, and using small flat battens to cover edges. For ceilings, nail furring strips to joists to create a solid nailing surface, placing full length crossjoist strips first, then intermediate pieces for secure panel edges.
When ceilings are high and rooms feel cold a single color down the walls forms a canopy that can be separated from the wall by molding or a color line. This simple design trick helps reduce perceived coldness and uninviting space.
The portraited man is praised for providing Dr Pierce's Favorite Prescription. A Minnesota woman, Mrs Ed Sampson of Winona, testifies that the tonic rebuilt her health in weeks, often after two or three bottles, and calls it the best tonic for weak women.
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