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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Apr 16, 1931
Page
2
W. S. Isherwood of the Flint Automobile club says most today’s crashes are avoidable. He cites stable cars, proper servicing, and preventive inspections as key to reducing mishaps and maintaining value. Regular brake, ignition, lights, and steering checks are essential.
Columbia coach Andy Coakley mounts his seventeenth season with a veteran lineup for the Eastern Intercollegiate Baseball League title chase. Only Second Baseman Captain Jimmy Morrison departed. Ray White, a top freshman talent now with the varsity, is highlighted as a potential ace.
The veteran driver recalls a last few years victory in the Grand Prix of 301 miles in Los Angeles. He battles top pilots, grips the final laps without shifting gears, and wins by a narrow margin as the crowd roars. He emphasizes the dramatic finish and his lifelong thrill of competing against the era’s best.
Coach Rusty Callow plans a young Penn crew with only one veteran from last year. The squad gears up for dual and triangular engagements including the American Henley and Childs Cup regattas at Princeton, with optimism for strong performances.
Gus Suhr, Pirates first baseman, shines in spring practice with flawless fielding and powerful hitting, expected to be a tower of strength this season.
An engineering bulletin lists causes and fixes for engine overheating. Causes include lack of water, restricted circulation, faulty water pump, broken fan belt, incorrect fuel mixture, low oil or wrong viscosity, brake drag, excess carbon deposits, and retarded spark. Remedies propose filling the radiator, inspecting and clearing hoses, replacing the water pump or belt, adjusting carburetor, using proper oil, correcting brakes, removing carbon, and advancing spark without knocking.
A collage of sports notes across colleges and pro teams. Illinois builds a 15 hole course while Cincinnati Reds open 1931 season seats sold. Emory plans a million dollar field house. Stanford bantam weights include Yuji Imai and Mark Kai Kee.
A religious lesson contrasts the fates of a rich man and a poor beggar. It emphasizes selfish wealth versus compassionate living, the fixed destinies after death, and the sufficiency of God's Word over miraculous signs. The study warns that rejection of Scripture leads to eternal loss.
F B Meyer argues against constant meetings for crumbs of help claiming that staying home to search Bibles would bring greater happiness in the church and more blessing in the world. He urges personal scripture study over collective sessions.
A quoted reflection notes that everyday transactions are likely channels through which spiritual influence or virtue spreads, suggesting moral significance in ordinary life. The excerpt attributes the idea to G. MacDonald’s sentiment on sacred daily acts.
Daily half teaspoonful of this old family doctor prescription aids constipated babies whether bottle fed or breast fed. Dr Caldwell’s Syrup Pepsin is recommended for any infant to promote regular bowels and healthy growth. Dr Caldwell specialized in women and infants and attended over 3500 births without loss.
Country Home reports farmers advocate traditional punishments for careless drivers. A Detroit judge has required violators to spend an hour in the police pen writing lines such as I passed a traffic light or I passed a standing street car many times. Most admit they'd rather be spanked.
A testimonial for Tanlac claims it cures stomach trouble after three years, increases appetite, improves digestion, and builds strength and weight with a gain of 27 lbs. The ad cites Mrs. Fred Westin of Portland Oregon and stresses natural root herb ingredients, low cost and a money back guarantee.
Fragmentary dialogue shows resistance to marriage, with a character challenging its confines and vowing independence despite social expectations. The rough lines imply a satirical or comical take on marital norms.
A Wisconsin woman says she lost 11 pounds in six weeks using Kruschen Salt the second bottle. The advertisement claims Kruschen salts rejuvenate the system aid digestion and increase energy while costing 85 cents for a four week bottle. One half teaspoon daily with water plus light walking and reduced fats is advised with a money back promise.
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