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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Sep 14, 1911
Page
3
A Cartersville Georgia man recounts suffering appendicitis and kidney disease after surgery. He credits Dr Kilmer Swamp Root with a complete cure after three months use and endorses the remedy strongly, dated July 12 1909 before a notary.
An advertisement for Kilmer & Co from Binghamton New York touts Swamp Root as a kidney and bladder remedy. It invites readers to send for a free sample and a booklet, noting paper mention and drugstore availability with price options of fifty cents and one dollar.
A returning visitor from Ireland recounts an encounter with a Dublin cabman. She aims to tour the city by jaunting car and asks to hire him for the day. He responds with a compliment, saying he wishes it could be for life.
A simple spread blends equal parts cream cheese and snappy cheese with French dressing to a smooth paste. Stir in chopped red peppers or olives, making a very creamy filling about a quarter inch thick for serving on salted wafers or brown and rye bread.
In a New York Weekly exchange, Mrs De Style notes big dogs are rising in popularity to deter theft, while country cousin small dogs are fading. The dialogue highlights a shift toward larger breeds as a security trend.
In 1890 I started coffee and suffered palpitations headaches kidney trouble and stomach distress. After stopping coffee and using Postum my nerves cleared appetite returned and heart function improved with no medicines needed.
A commentary on the varied duties of a minister and how a church should spot weaknesses. It urges watching for a pastor’s weak sides and assigns church members to compensate through organization, outreach, and active involvement to keep the church growing.
The bishop argues that while not every man has a price, ambition can buy outcomes. Fame demands plans, research, adventure, and toil as the price, with virtue and service to God carrying a value beyond arithmetic. He cites Washington as an example of duty above reward.
The Rev. J. M. Wilson of Chicago questions church accountability citing faith without works as dead. He asks if the church can blame its message rejection when members assist Dr. Jeky and Mr. Hyce.
Gov Stubbs told about 5,000 at the Merchants and Manufacturers fair that prohibitory and other laws are not strictly enforced in Wyandotte county. He met police chief H. T. Zimmer at the Hotel Grand with prosecutor Joseph Taggart, who vowed to prosecute. the governor pledged a thorough inquiry into past lax enforcement.
Millions of rats have invaded Fort Leavenworth after banning dogs and cats. Officials plan coordinated measures including organized rat hunts, trapping, and closing holes as they attempt to eradicate the pest. The post faces a major, possibly unprecedented, cleanup effort with all personnel expected to help.
Petitions circulate to pardon Rev Hood Line, convicted of immoral conduct, with friends arguing for mercy. Mayor Bollinger declines full pardon, offering mercy only via parole if the police judge and Judge Smeltzer approve, but the judge will not parole him.
Horace Winters, a Junction City farmer, died from injuries after a mule kicked him in the stomach while he was harnessing the animal. The mule acted up as the collar was being put on, and Winters slapped the mule, turning as the kick struck.
Francisco I. Madero, Progresive party candidate for president, was mobbed on arriving in Vera Cruz Mexico. He was crowded and hustled until enraged. stones were thrown and several bystanders were injured.
In Wichita Kansas Bessie Seder age 17 an employee of Western Biscuit Company factory died after a weight fell on her in the basement during a flood. She was struck while leaning over a shaft and the fall fractured her neck. Several workers watched the flooded freight elevator shafts.
Track laying from Arkansas City toward Wichita is nearing completion with a plan to open traffic by the end of September as crews push the Midland Valley extension to finish the line.
In Minot North Dakota W P King of Leavenworth drew claim No 1725 and Homer Fisher of Thayer drew claim No 1827 at the opening of the Fort Berthold Indian reservation.
A Plymouth Rock hen on J. A. Bushler’s Johnson county farm laid a triple egg complete with shell and a visible eye in its skin exterior, discovered by local residents and noted in county farm reports.
Four Black Hand criminals who served 13 months of a two year sentence have been released from the Leavenworth federal prison. They were convicted of extorting money from Italian compatriots.
A teacher vows to tell the truth always and a boy challenges the idea with a curling family tale. He jokes that if the teacher were his father he would face a severe consequence for truth telling about Aunt Eliza's visit. The scene ends with the boy reflecting on the value of honesty.
A New York to Cleveland sleeper passenger awoke to find a black shoe under his berth and a brown shoe in another spot. The porter, puzzled, repeated the morning mishap in a comic exchange. The passenger calls attention to the error, voice rising at the end.
A memoir fragment recalls hiring a temporary helper described as a cornfield darky who, despite stereotypes, smiles and learns. She watches a family with kittens and responds that she is a cat and dog pet, reflecting language of the period.
Jack tells Jennie he will marry May Prettyman. Jennie reveals May asked her to be bridesmaid last month, per the Catholic Standard and Times.
The Stranger notes Hank Hayrick village postmaster says ten trains serve the town daily and questions how many actually depart, hinting at sparse service or irregular schedules.
An anonymous testimonial praises Resinol Ointment and Soap for curing a years long facial eruption. The ad claims Resinol is harmless without lead or mercury and suitable for children, offering ointment in 50 cent and one dollar sizes and a medicated soap for cleansing and prevention.
A New England farmer famed for a fierce temper converts per St. Louis Republic. A month later at a family Thanksgiving dinner he extols his new faith and benevolence, then asks his wife for confirmation. She breaks the mood with a single reminder about a past bite.
Parents urged to examine every bottle of Castoria for safety and trust. The ad highlights Castoria as a reliable remedy used for over 30 years and notes that children cry for Fletcher's Castoria.
Hewitt Greuet spends money like water amid cross accusations and a running gag about Freely spending resources.
Ask for Allen's Foot Ease to shake into shoes for corns bunions ingrowing nails swollen feet blisters and callous spots. Se id everywhere 2c. Free sample. Allen 8 Olmsted Le Roy NY.
A concise reflection on human worth and the need to feel valued. The speaker notes that feeling needed drives meaningful effort and highlights the power of acknowledged help from others.
Advertisers claim rheumatism neuralgia and sore throat will not share a roof with Hamlins Wizard Oil described as the world’s best liniment for relief of all pain.
A compact quotation from Henry Giles asserting that true action aligns with truth, praising integrity and moral courage above all. The line stands as a moral maxim rather than a news item.
One man reports relief from backache dizziness and swelling after using Dean's Kidney Pills. He says hot flashes bloating and fatigue disappeared and he gained weight. The ad urges readers to remember the Dean's name and buy from druggists or general stores, Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY.
The report notes Jagsby exits the cast of the tank drama citing a desire to portray the tank itself. Production remains underway with replacements to be announced.
Eldon urges consistency between words and deeds while affirming ongoing preaching. He emphasizes maintaining message delivery even when personal adherence wavers. The remark frames guidance as a steady mission.
A dialogue snippet centers on Miss Millie and a man asking about cousin Erna's finances for marriage. The exchange hints at family relations and financial readiness within a social setting.
Conversation notes reference Nan and Fan discussing mood after Jack's presence. They describe his smile as infectious and contagious, implying positivity spreads through their interaction. The tone remains light and affectionate.
A tense exchange unfolds as a husband begs his wife to listen to reason while she retorts that reason seems dumb, highlighting a strained confrontation and unanswered pleas for understanding.
A briefing exchange over a civil action centers on a dispute where one party claims 26000 dollars while another counters it at 10000 dollars. The dialogue frames the amount in dispute as a point of flattery rather than substance.
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