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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Apr 10, 1919
Page
2
Notice given that letters testamentary for the estate of R. F. Nickell deceased were granted by the Probate Court of Linn County March 12 1919. All claims must be exhibited within six months or be barred within one year from letters grant date.
Notice is given to creditors and interested parties of the Andrew J. Jennings estate that J. E. Marvin as Administrator will file a final settlement at the upcoming Linn county Probate Court term in Linneus on May 12, 1919.
Treasury to award medals crafted from captured German cannon to every worker who participates in the Victory Loan starting April 21. Medals, half-dollar size, will bear a Treasury reproduction and loan participation certification with engraving space for the worker’s name. The program links medal recognition to efforts in demobilization and postwar industrial adjustment.
John Morley reads about a father's sacrifice and joins Grace Bourne at the fire station to knit for Bill. He learns knitting from Grace and proudly gifts his son a sweater and socks, hoping to support a soldier abroad while cherishing family bond. News of Bill's homecoming adds bittersweet relief to the father's effort.
A wartime appeal explains that after the Fourth Liberty Loan Americans raised six billion dollars and then added another billion. It emphasizes finishing repayment to honor fallen soldiers and support reconstruction, noting forthcoming details on amount, interest, and security forms.
A frightened Marjorie befriends a shabby tramp who seeks bread and water on her porch. After a rattlesnake incident, she meets Tom Pierce, who turns out to be the same tramp and later reveals love for Marjorie. He confesses he bet he could rough it for a month.
Experiments show the body loses substantial mass during a twenty six day fast with muscles dropping 42 percent skin 28 brain and spinal cord 22 blond 48 liver 50 kidneys 55 stomach and intestines 30 the things 20 kidneys 55 and heart 16 percent The text notes energy comes from fat and protein reserves and mentions depletion over time.
Fragmentary transcript from Washington hints at a humorous exchange about rumors and gossip. The garbled lines mention a snare and a remark about a thing being attributed to someone, with unclear references.
President Wilson sent a message to Fighting Men at Debarkation Hospital No. 1 in New York before sailing on the George Washington for Paris. He says the wounds are the noblest badges of honor and America’s solemn duty is to express gratitude through the Victory Loan and steadfast patriotism.
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