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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Apr 25, 1929
Page
6
The article promotes changing spark plugs at least once a year, noting photomicrographs of worn plugs show a burned center electrode and pitted ground electrode. It cites tests claiming each plug fires over 20 million times per 10,000 miles and argues that replacement restores power, speed, and fuel efficiency in cars and engines.
The article stresses preserving crankshaft and camshaft alignment during timing gear replacement. It suggests leaving old gears in place while new gears are prepared and anchoring shafts by wedging the flywheel to prevent turning. It notes the greater stiffness of new gears complicates the task.
A quirky column discusses tiny Bermuda with only ten motor vehicles and clean new license plates. It notes a flagpole sitter injured in a rumble seat and jokes about willpower vs imaginary brakes. It cites a grim stat that 26,000 pedestrians were killed by motorists nationwide.
Knute Rockne outlines five cardinal principles for football success. He insists a coach explain actions vividly, visualize and perform, have players execute, criticize constructively, and drill until mastery. He says he strives to follow these rules in practice.
A collage of athletic mentions lists veterans like Tappen in rowing, Clarence J. Donovan as Notre Dame captain for 1929-30 basketball, Babe Herman as a strong Dodger hitter, and Tommy Armour’s season at Tom O'Shanter. It notes new owners and rosters in Nashville, ongoing golf figures in Miami, and captaincies at Rochester.
The first motor race began November 25 1895 in Chicago with six cars from Jackson Park to Evanston and back a 54 mile course run in muddy icy conditions. Charles E Duryea won in 10 hours 23 minutes and two cars finished.
A devotional lesson on Isaiah 52 13 through 53 12 highlights the Servant as Messiah with wisdom and strength, His humiliation and rejection, vicarious suffering for humanity, and the ultimate victory and reward. It cites Jesus as the marred redeemer who bears iniquity and brings cleansing to many.
A biblical verse recounts Jesus healing the sick and casting out devils with his word, fulfilling Isaiah by bearing our infirmities and sicknesses.
A brief inspirational verse emphasizes faith by contrasting human limits with divine possibility. It asserts that what men deem impossible becomes possible through God, urging trust and perseverance.
A Wakefield New Hampshire farmer reports that turning a few hogs with his flocks keeps sheep safe from dogs. The hogs forage peacefully and deter dogs, solving the sheep raisin problem.
An advertisement claims 20 Mule Team Borax purifies and disinfects dairy utensils and milk bottles. It asserts the product cleanses thoroughly and leaves items smelling fresh while being safe to use.
Ad snippets include lines about diligence, a quip on bachelors, and promotional blurbs for transit and laundry blueing with claims of clean clothes and Red Cross Ball Blue. The collage reflects early 20th century everyday ads and witticisms with minimal narrative context.
Mrs. Duartes Moran of Tully New York reports severe illness eased after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and Sanative Wash She says walking and sitting became possible and she plans to take two more bottles claiming the remedies are worth their weight in gold
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