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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Sep 10, 1908
Page
3
The note questions Peruna’s effectiveness for chronic catarrh and cites the United States Dispensatory entries for ingredients such as Prunus canadensis, goldenseal, Corypha formosa, and Cedron seeds. It suggests the book offers tests or testimonials from the public about Peruna’s efficacy.
Dialogue shows Mr. Manyack and Milton debating the timing of a marriage proposal as one character asks if the former has "pied" to marry this month or including the last. The fragment suggests a romantic comedy or social scene.
Mrs. Mary E. H. Rouse of Cambridge New York recounts a long battle with kidney problems after a fall. Persistent back pain weakness and disordered secretions improved quickly after using Deans Kidney Pills leading to complete recovery. Sold by all dealers 50 cents a box Poster Milburn Co Buffalo NY.
The Washington Herald argues that cleanliness has become overcautious. It defines dirt as matter in the wrong place and hygiene as keeping it in the right place, warning against being overly afraid of earth’s natural scent.
A parent describes writing personal letters to teachers each month. She thanks teachers for surprising lessons and offers guidance if reports are unsatisfactory, noting teachers appreciate such recognition and effort.
Defense counsel prompts Mrs. McCarthy for her version of the affair while the defendant denies making disparaging remarks about Mrs. Calahan. She testifies she spoke only of her appearance, calling it not disparaging and insists the statements were true.
An advertisement letter extols Postum as consistently tasty and safe, claiming it lacks coffee's harmful caffeine and aids liver and digestion. A homemaker and husband report preferring Postum to coffee with fewer headaches and gall pain since starting the product.
William H. Hobbs of Michigan and Worcester ancestry has set a mountaineering record by reaching Mont Blanc’s Grands Mulets and returning in seven and a half hours. The professor of geology at the University of Michigan hails from a Worcester line that includes Captain Horace Hobbs. Hobbs earlier studied at Worcester Polytechnic Institute Johns Hopkins Harvard and German universities before becoming a professor in Ann Arbor.
Residents of Kearney and surrounding areas report seven tornadoes on June 4 as homes were destroyed and unusual wind effects observed. Edward C. Bricker provides photos and notes a caster being pulled from a table and driven into a walnut tree branch, with a toppled turntable and shattered bottle amid the storm’s damage.
A historical exchange notes a paper named by Brown and the Argus has failed. The dialogue reflects the paper once being good but unable to fit anyone’s pantry shelves.
The article chronicles Western Canada’s record grain yields and its impact on American farmers. It cites Saskatchewan Manitoba and Alberta reaching 25 to 50 bushels per acre for wheat and oats, with high earnings for settlers. It highlights climate advantages, expanding homesteads, and a shift to a prosperous farming future in a land of greater hope.
In a cafe last night George blasted beer as suds, triggering a clash where Papa’s soap fortune is central. The family quarrel centers on memory of remarks and perceived wounds to paternal pride.
A garbled legal notice shows Frank J. Cheney sworn as senior warrner of Cheney & Co in Tolmie County. The firm promises payment for catarrh cure and lists testimonials, with references to Chaparral and the family mill for constipation.
A small man with a pasteboard box boards a car and jokes it is not a freight car or cattle car. The piece then shifts to laundry tips praising Defiance Starch for better stiffness with less product, promising improved fabric appearance and wear.
In England whistling is common across classes and even discouraged in hotels and clubs. The article notes the ubiquity of whistling amid daily errands and highlights improved starch products, contrasting patent starches from 25 years ago with new Defiance Starch that omits harmful chemicals and adds a smoothing, stronger formulation.
A fragmentary exchange notes Barnstormer’s Hamlet performance as a great hit on the regional circuit. Quotes reflect astonishment at the actor’s impact and a light backstage inquiry into what struck him.
Mrs A Gregory of Denver Colorado writes that she was nearly an invalid due to female troubles and an operation. After taking Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound she regained perfect health and urges other women with backache bearing dow pains and periodic pains to try it.
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