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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Apr 23, 1931
Page
2
West Virginia extension service now supervises Tourist Homes rated for sanitation and hospitality. Homes must offer clean rooms good beds and blankets, fresh food from local farms, uniform rates, and friendly hosts. Some signed homes display a distinctive badge and advertise farm produced jams and dairy products to boost farm income.
Verger with Giants Johnny Vergez the Oakland Calif third baseman is slated to replace Freddie Lindstrom at the hot corner for the New York Giants. He faces a difficult task but is predicted to succeed and deliver.
Hard starting often comes from a spark plug gap that is too wide. Reset the gap according to the car owner's manual. With correctly gapped plugs, starting is easier and battery life is preserved.
The account recalls Jimmy Johnston of St Paul winning the 1924 Western amateur in dramatic fashion. He faced Albert Seckle in a tense final, overcoming a 4 up deficit with a late rally, finishing with a birdie on the final putt to claim the title and set a new Western amateur record.
Clint Brown credits oyster opening for his rise as a baseball star. After poor showings in Rochester and Parksley, he found success in Baltimore winter work, then Harrisburg, before signing with Cleveland and excelling in New Orleans. He says control gained from oyster opening transformed his career.
The article advises daily windshield wiping on busy streets and keeping front tires in best condition to reduce front tire blowouts. It notes 1980 auto gains were low yet registrations remain high at 26 661 596. It mentions lubricants, battery vent caps, and handling the starting motor gear case with care.
A roundup of athletic notes from elite clubs and colleges. Los Angeles Athletic Club basket team rides a 28 game win streak while Portland hosts the Western Open golf July 13 16. Velez Sarsfield tours Mexico before facing American clubs and Cleveland plans a 77000 seat stadium debut against the world champions Athletes. Rutgers feeds 27 from New York metro region. Bobby Jones nears 500000 from media ventures. British racing knighted. Illinois opposes family in boxing corners. Pirates face record travel mileage.
Ruth McGillicuddy daughter of Connie Mack manager of the Philadelphia Athletics and a Mt. St. Joseph’s Academy Chestnut Hill student leads the season as a top basketball scorer.
The Public Health Service will launch its first United States study of heart disease with a $10,000 fund starting July 1 for a five year survey. It will examine four areas including how infectious diseases, toxic substances, overexertion and heredity influence heart disease and its rising death toll.
There are 51 000 miles of single railroad track in Great Britain with annual renewal of 1 200 to 1 300 miles. Rail, ties, ballast totals are huge and nightly or weekend relaying minimizes disruption. Track machines lift and place sections. 1 705 000 000 passenger journeys were made last year.
Berlin reports that deaths in Germany exceeded births by 2.1 per 100 inhabitants in the past year. Population may fall from 67.5 million to 63 million between 1945 and 1975. Japan’s population stood at 64,447,000 after a 4,017,000 five year rise.
An advertisement touts Bayer Aspirin as a ready aid for fatigue headaches and nagging pains from neuralgia to toothache. It recommends carrying tablets while traveling and at home, warns against imitation costs, and touts savings in large bottles.
A humorous exchange contrasts low-beamed ceilings in a new home with a quip about stooping to avoid hitting them. The brief dialogue highlights suburban home design quirks and a playful warning tone.
An advertisement claims poison from souring waste in the bowels causes bilious symptoms and touts Dr. Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin as a natural mild laxative. It credits forty seven years of study, stresses gentle thorough action and pleasant taste, and calls it the most popular laxative in drugstores.
Local chatter notes Dindler drawing crowds as the month begins with residents asking about his popularity and plans. The snippet implies broad public interest and routine attendance.
An old St. Joseph Missouri advertisement touts Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery as a remedy for chronic indigestion and as a general tonic. The notice claims benefits, urges trial by mailing a symptom blank, and notes an offer of 100 for a trial package through Dr. Pierce's Clinic in Buffalo New York.
Poor digestion leads to undigested food and skin problems. A herbal premeal table aids digestion and can improve complexion. money back if not helped by your druggist.
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