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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Sep 09, 1920
Page
3
Poultry experts advocate dipping fowls in a sodium fluoride solution as an effective alternative to dusting. On sunny warm days the method dries quickly and costs less, with all affected birds dying quickly and most animals fully dry within hours.
A New York breeder killed a poorly shaped purebred cockerel as part of the USDA funded better sires campaign. He reported the incident after enrolling a flock of more than 250 fowls in the nationwide move to improve livestock quality through increased use of good purebred sires.
The separate skirt dominates American fashion alongside tailored suits and blouses, offering versatile wear from morning to dinner. Plaited skirts rise as a major trend with striped wool fabrics, easy home construction, and options for matching with various blouses and smocks.
A sensible mother outfits daughters for school with middy blouses. The piece explains trim lines, navy style collars, pockets, and white braid details. It notes sturdy fabrics like French serge gaberdine and the shift from plain skirts to double box plaits, urging proper length and hip fit.
An old advertisement promotes S. S. S. as a blood purifier that cleanses rheumatism from the blood. It rebukes tonics and lotions and urges readers to remove the disease cause, with a Medical Director address in Atlanta for advice.
Senator Thomas J Walsh of Montana and his secretary rode a noisy subway motor car after a late senate session. Deaf mutes behind them talked with fast finger spelling while Walsh, amused, joked about being found in the dark.
Say Diamond Dyes. Don’t streak or ruin your material in dye. Insist on Diamond Dyes directions in package.
A newspaper ad touts Freezone as painless corn remover. It claims a small bottle costs a few cents and swiftly stops pain so the corn can be lifted off with fingers. The product targets hard and soft corns and corn between toes with no soreness.
A young couple rushed into the Municipal building marriage license bureau and announced they wished to wed at once. City Clerk Scully noted it as a runaway match while the groom quipped they walked fast, prompting light local humor.
The earliest cited highwayman in lore is Atlas, famed for bearing the world on his shoulders. This mythic figure appears in ancient descriptions as a symbolic robber who bears heavy burdens.
A Liberal pastor announces a Sunday sermon on the Great Flood in Genesis. A prominent member declines to stay, citing a golf engagement, but offers $1,000 to relieve the suffering Genesians via the subscription list.
An old advertisement touts Calotabs as a nausealess calomel tablet for biliousness and indigestion. One tablet at bedtime with water cleanses the liver by morning, with no taste or griping, and a refund guarantee if customers are not pleased. Sold only in sealed original packages for thirty five cents.
The text notes 8S. W. Straus, a wealthy magnate, says the first $100 saved is the hardest. Once reached, savers gain mental and financial benefits, feel stronger, resist waste, gain stability and moral courage, and sense they are on the right path to happiness and success.
A Brooklyn woman questions a job candidate about prior residence stints replying that he spent weeks in each floor of a building including top and ground floor. The humorous exchange highlights a quirky anecdote about life in a vacant basement housing arrangement.
Mrs. E. L. Griffin of Franklin New Hampshire says catonic makes her feel like a new person. She reports relief from sour gut gas heartburn indigestion and bloating after taking catonic and urges others to try it for quick safe results.
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