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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Sep 14, 1905
Page
3
Electric furnaces produce artificial diamonds by heating ore under extreme temperatures. Researchers claim crystals weighing 10 to 15 carats can form in situ, displaying clear brightness and even surfaces. The process parallels natural diamond formation and could impact chemistry and lighting uses.
In Madison Wisconsin women participate in local votes for school bonds while men favored the bonds. The mayoral election results show women supporting the bond issue by a narrow margin and men opposing it. The text notes women may vote on school board races but not bond issues, reflecting civic role tensions.
Disfigured by eczema on the face for five months improved after using Cuticura Soap, Cuticura Ointment, and Cuticura Resolvent. By the first night the skin began to improve and after a month the scales and sores were gone, face clear. Signed T. J. Soth, Brooklyn.
Agricultural and Horticultural Colonies on the Southern Rail Road Lockesburg Colony in Sevier county Arkansas and Loring Colony in Sabine Parish Louisiana are open for settlement. Lands from 7 to 15 dollars per acre with easy terms. Joint appeals advertise fruit growing, tobacco and cotton farming prospects and a field for immigration agents.
Once a famed New York pitcher, Amos Rusie has worked as a lumber hand in southern Indiana earning 1.50 a day. He has reportedly moved to Cairo, MI to take a better job at 4.00 a day. Rusie earned 5,000 a year with the New York club but has drawn 1.50 daily in recent years. He is unlikely to return to baseball.
A London Times writer urges the war office to require all commissioned officers in the army and navy to pass a swimming examination. Recruits should be taught swimming as regularly as drill, the writer argues, noting that in soldering there are many occasions where lacking this skill could cost lives.
Father Gonpon of St. Petersburg is said to be greatly altered in looks with hair and beard shaved off. He now has a pale complexion, delicate health, and a bristly mustache, and is reported to study French and watch current events.
Miss Margaret Astor Chandler, a descendant of John Jacob Astor, starts a dairy near Tarrytown, home to Miss Helen Gould, promising modern health board practices. Her income already totals $30,000 a year, indicating a focus on occupation rather than wealth.
The German emperor's wine cellar holds brands from around the world, each in its own enclosure with a tablet showing name age price and amber. Attendants serve directly from the original bottles, with no flasks or decanters on the imperial table.
A boy rushes in to tell his mother that Mrs. Prune next door wants to borrow flatirons to throw at a cat. The mother quips the nerve of it and learns the plan targets their own cat, not the animal next door.
A dialogue admires a speeding auto and a hopeful marriage proposal. The Teacher jokes about a math problem with eggs and a dismissive line about fathers, ministers, and doctors in making angels of men.
A Sunflower State judge writes a careful opinion praising Grape-Nuts as a daily staple. He says it replaces pastry and meat breakfast, improves complexion, and keeps the family in good condition, noting one dish can be superior to a pound of meat. Name credited to Postum Co., Battle Creek, Mich. There's a reason.
A telegraphic brief notes King Oscar of Sweden will not name a Berna dotte prince as Norway’s king. Other items include Russia’s role in the Anglo Japanese alliance, and a raft of various international and local notes from the era.
Gaddie-Crittick claims De Riter is beyond his depth in a tense exchange. De Riter concedes the accusation and acknowledges the meaning behind the remark.
Onlookers recall Empress An’s photograph from the previous World’s Fair and note she could marshal a sharp boycott. The remark implies her influence over public opinion and potential action.
Mary Reagan of Fall River Massachusetts recounts severe head noises sleepless nights and a nervous breakdown caused by overwork. after taking Dr Williams Pink Pills she slept well gained energy and improved appearance. noisereducing effects and successful home treatment highlighted. price and contact details provided by the Dr Williams Medicine Co.
The phrase urges shoppers to choose Defiance Starch for better value and quality. It also warns against those who belittle their own abilities.
A vintage ad copy promises one third more for the same money if Defiance Starch buyers return unsatisfactory batches. It asserts the starch will give satisfaction and not stick to fabrics. The text humorously notes men would resist eight hour work limits if wives imposed them.
A sensational but unverified claim suggests using blunt force to force hens to lay during winter. The report lacks credible evidence and presents a dangerous, unethical method.
Mrs. E W Wright of 172 Main St Haverhill Massachusetts describes four years of back pain dizzy spells irregular urination and distressing monthly periods. She credits three boxes of Dean's Kidney Pills with permanent relief and notes the product price as 60 cents per box. The article also states the average value of foreign automobiles imported into the U S during the first four months of 1905 was 3700.
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