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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Sep 23, 1920
Page
7
An article explains that thinking is not confined to the brain but aided by thousands of tiny brains or nerve clusters throughout the body. It notes the solar plexus as a key center and that organs like the liver, heart, and kidneys perform automatic tasks, with most actions done without conscious effort.
A newspaper snippet critiques postal stamps used for propaganda and fundraising. It contrasts French bureaucratic stamping with American adSponsored cancellations for Liberty loans and relief efforts, noting national adaptations of a simple stamp. The piece señalizes a call for new letter writing classes among expeditionary force friends.
A volcanic mountain and snow summit give Kenya Colony its name, once British East Africa. The former German East Africa is renamed Tanganyika Territory after Lake Tanganyika, the hub of the Arab trade route. Uganda, Kenya, and Tanganyika are urged to cooperate to open tropical Africa.
States with record crops show Kansas supplying one fifth of the winter wheat, North Dakota Minnesota and South Dakota producing nearly three fifths of spring wheat and seven eighths of flaxseed, Pennsylvania and New York about two thirds of buckwheat, Louisiana about half of rice, and California and Texas nearly seven eighths. Tobacco is highly concentrated in Kentucky and North Carolina, from which more than half of the crop originated.
John Levington and Mary Martin marry and drift to Michigan then chaos follows. Mary bears a child who is whisked through a tangle of love, loss, and addiction. Con, raised in the underworld, inherits a mission from Andrew March to chase Chee Ming and the deadly koresh across the Gobi toward Shan-sung and San Francisco.
Andrew March and Con Levington survive a brutal desert voyage toward an elusive destination. After a devastating ambush wipes out gear and direction, March discovers a tattooed map on his own foot, offering renewed hope and a way to continue their trek.
The Gray Sentinel notes the Cornish tin miners as a distinct class governed by stannary courts. These courts have existed since the mid thirteenth century, with the miners claiming freedom from other jurisdiction except in matters affecting land, life, or limb.
A twenty year old girl in southwest London attempted suicide, lamenting she was too old to write a popular novel or a book of poems. The report from Punch, London, notes the tragic moment and reflects on unfulfilled literary dreams.
Redeemed Early Failure recounts Thomas Chambers, a renowned missionary and preacher, as the despair of his schoolteacher. It also notes Isaac Barrow, another famed preacher, as slow and quarrelsome and deemed a disgrace to the school.
Mrs Minnie Mitchell of Harrington Maine endorses Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound for female ailments. The letter claims relief from displacements ulcers irregularities and nervous prostration and notes the medicine contains no narcotics and is safe for women.
Promotion extols a universal herbal remedy with claimed powers to regulate bowels stimulate liver flush kidneys purify blood and sweeten the stomach asserting unmatched results for readers.
Advertises Bulgarian Blood Tea as a universal remedy for stomach liver kidney rheumatism and blood troubles. Promotes rapid recovery and influenza prevention with wide usage during the 1918 to 1920 epidemic and urges families to keep a box on hand and consult a grocer or druggist for a trial box.
Thousands of reports across the United States show eatonic delivers lasting relief by removing excess acids and gases. Regular use after meals helps belching bloating heartburn and stomach misery, leaving users well and full of pep. Speak to your druggist to share this help with others.
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