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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Sep 27, 1906
Page
2
A Browning Leader-Record column reflects on how success or failure is blamed on circumstances or fate. It argues friends must speak hard truths, praises honest effort over loafer habits, and notes progress in artificial lighting and reading. It critiques local police funding and town duties.
The Bulletin argues Manila hosts rich historical sites surpassing those in much of California and could draw more travelers with a palatial hotel and better access to original sources. It condemns tourist routines and spots the need for professional guides and genuine discoveries rather than staged tours.
A shopper tells how three bottles of medicine supposedly made a woman feel like a new person. John dismisses the claim and mocks the idea of a “new woman” while warning against overhyped remedies.
An odd ad extols Foley's Kidney Cure to prevent Bright's disease and diabetes while praising education. It blends health claims with boasting verses about future greatness and national pride, urging children to stick with schooling and medicine as a path to power.
Mrs. Wm. M. Stroud of Midlothian Texas extols Herbine for improving skin digestion and preventing constipation. She notes long family use spanning 81 years and cites relief from bilious fever and malaria. Sold by Wuatey & Sons.
A Tanitor To Elect. D. Reed has resigned as janitor at the school house and the board will elect another janitor Friday evening September 28th. Anyone wanting the job take option.
A brief ad notes a neglected cough may lead to bronchial or lung trouble. It recommends Foley's Honey and Tar as an effective relief to prevent serious effects from a cold. By L. C. Lantz.
A gay young passenger in a stagecoach tries to ridicule scrip tres and David and Goliath stories, urging a youth like David could not throw a stone to sink a giant's forehead. He prompts a grave old man who remains silent, who replies that the Philistine's head could be as soft as the young man's.
A. J. Nashaun of WVatesville writes about suffering three months from a summer cold with hay fever like symptoms. He tried multiple medicines none helped until Foley’s Honey and Tar in the yellow package provided quick relief for him and his wife.
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