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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Sep 07, 1905
Page
3
An old column cites Cure for Consumption and soap products like Defiance and Cuticure. Mentions Cure for scalp and family uses, with references to advertising pitches and humorous quips about ads and popular products. Includes snippets of songs and a jab about James B. Dill in a fragmented, era voice.
A California writer and her husband describe relief from headaches and nervous tension after switching from regular coffee to Postum Coffee. They report improved nerves, relaxed muscles, and the head no longer aches, noting they no longer drink old coffee and now give it to their children.
Washington reports Secretary Bone refuses to revoke a revived order that directs naval supply transport by the cheapest routes. He notes the law requires the goods move via lowest cost lines regardless of ownership, and says congressional authorization would be needed to limit to American roads.
Chicago Attorney General William H. Moody arrived to speed the packers case. He will spend several days reviewing law and evidence, confer with Charles B. Morrison and Oliver W. Pagin, and personally examine every phase of the indictments. He aims to expedite the beef trust prosecutions.
Naval Station Pensacola imposes quarantine after four yellow fever cases. Commandant Captain Rob M Berry authorized to restrict communications with Pensacola and prepare isolating facilities. Additional brief items cover Norway Sweden union talks, a jealous murder in Tonopah, Chicago real estate values, fever fight progress, and a Philadelphia auto crash with serious injuries.
Hon Timothy D Sullivan of New York recommended Deans Kidney Pits, praising relief from sick kidney distress and restored kidney health. The endorsement notes Sullivan’s satisfaction with the remedy and mentions Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY, with sale by all druggists at 50 cents a box.
The summer boarder asks why the dog is named Emperor Bill and Farmer Geehaw replies that the dog seems fierce but has never been in a real fight. The exchange captures small town humor and character.
A fragment from a 19th century ad lists Red Cross Ball Blue and The Pruse Company at Sonte Bend, noting the items are described as worthless yet claim to help people get along.
The fragment claims Why It Is the Beet differs by a unique process and praises Defiance Starch as superior with a prertype coating. It also notes that no credit is so good that cash is not better, hinting at a cash preference over credit terms.
In Richmond Virginia investigators report eight Italians were killed in a dynamite explosion at a Mafia related camp in the Greenbriar valley near Bartow station. Two men who allegedly bought dynamite have disappeared.
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