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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Sep 16, 1915
Page
8
Poem reflects a departed home and memories of youth with blooms and wedding images. An essay admonishes Loveless marriage warns against pretentious gentility and stresses sincere care, courtesy, and practical wisdom in relationships and daily conduct.
A Fayette Democrat Leader quote argues against the idea of newspaper lies praising publicity in the United States while noting criminals and exposed individuals claim "it's a newspaper lie." The piece defends truthful reporting and questions the habit of dismissing editorials as lies.
An advertisement promotes a home remedy kit using a 50c bottle of Farris Healing Remedy mixed with Linseed Oil or lard or vaseline to create a healing oil or ointment. It promises sixteen ounces of remedy for harness and saddle galls, barbed wire cuts, scratches, or skin injuries and claims to be the best made. The ad is by M. F. Bench and asserts a value of $2.00 for 50c.
Typhoid season looms as summer heat, flies, and contaminated food raise infection risk. Health officials reiterate warnings and urge continued precautions, noting it is an annual forecast of warmer months.
An advertisement explains why hens may stop laying eggs and how M. F. Bench's B. A. Thomas Poultry Powder, marketed by Bilionst, promises to start the liver and resume egg production. It notes pale gills and white tongues in non laying birds as signs to treat.
P. E. O. Chapter V gathered at Mrs. Louie Duncan’s residence on Wednesday September 8 for a business session led by President Lorene Whaley. Eleven members answered roll call with items from P. E. O. records and later enjoyed refreshments during a social hour.
A retired Kentucky chemist B A Thomas fed his stock a remedy called Thomas Stock Remedy now famed among Kentucky horsemen and farmers. The ad promises money back if not satisfied and lists M F Bench as advertiser.
Local advertiser Peters Produce Co offers cash for poultry and eggs, inviting customers to redeem products for quick payment. The notice emphasizes prompt quotes and straightforward transactions.
Frank Bunch and his son Willis from near Winigan visited Browning on Friday. Formerly a mail carrier from Winigan to this city, he was joined by Judge Rucker of Keytesville who spent the last week as a guest of many friends. The judge appears hale and hearty and active in his visits.
S B Howard immigration agent invites farmers to join a land buying trip from Omaha on September 21. He cites rising land values due to high prices and demand for agricultural products in the Valley of Nebraska and the Big Horn Basin. Howard stresses no lands for sale by the company, free services, and asks for party size and starting point to arrange travel.
Revs. M. R. F. Nickell and W. W. Clay returned Thursday from attending the district conference at La Plata. The former was guest of his old friend W. J. Kennedy, formerly of this place, for a visit.
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