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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Apr 12, 1951
Page
6
An old mountaineer drags a gangling youth to the village doctor claiming he shot his son-in-law in the leg. The physician rebukes the act while the mountaineer explains the relationship was not yet established at the time of the shooting.
A class of 1919 Princeton graduate recruits two wealthy friends to back a promising corporation. The trio acknowledges that taxes will erode gains, but the promoter insists they must both participate and keep any profits if the venture succeeds.
Mortimer laments his speech defect saying he would have ridden if he had known. Bergen cautions him to watch his speech. Mortimer explains his nose obstructs his view, hindering clear pronunciation.
Frankie Frisch mocked an umpire by thumbs nose as he left the field. The umpire shouted asking if Frisch thumbed his nose at him and Frisch replied with a deadpan quip about making the other decision.
A West bride moves to a small Vermont town and struggles with neighbors. A cleaner reveals locals judge the bride for laundry habits, noting Californians air pink panties openly while Vermonters hide them inside pillowcases.
Debaters outside the courthouse discuss the stern judge presiding inside. One inmate notes the judge is harsh yet fair, while another recently sentenced person quips he is the most just judge he has seen, quick to hand down a death sentence if needed.
A humorous exchange explains how one worker suspects a jealous foreman caused his unemployment. The deflection hinges on mistaken status and others' perceptions of who held authority.
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