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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Apr 29, 1915
Page
3
A sermon stresses that mature individuals may enter churches through evangelization or confirmation. It affirms unity in core beliefs, the value of ordinances, and the reach of ministry as ministers continue to preach the gospel. It cautions against delaying vows to God.
A fragmentary line from a historic page references Serre 7 Cage and a cryptic phrase. No clear event date or identifiable entities emerge from the readable text.
A Gollos automatic train brake system is tested on a six mile Chicago line. A charged third rail powers a tender mounted sensor to warn engineers with a whistle and trigger automatic brake application if a train is too near or track is defective. Demonstrations show stopping distances of 160 to 300 feet, with claimed cost and safety advantages.
The article describes a railway safety device by Anatol Goklos, designed to prevent errors by engineers through a recording system and automatic speed controls. It adapts to steam, electric, gasoline, or air trains and signals cautions or danger via contact rails, with automatic stopping if a danger rail is energized or deenergized. Goklos, born 1877, pursued engineering in Germany and later worked on major projects in the United States and Mexico.
A historical account recalls how stray bullets determined fate in colonial battles. It notes a British officer killed during the Omdurman action and a later shot that killed an officer behind a wall opening, ending in Archibald Hunter’s wounding and deathly injury to others.
Collins postmaster at Knight's Cal and Samuel Baugh, a blacksmith, escaped a charging bull twice. Baugh sought refuge in a hole, then climbed a fence as the animal lunged again. Neighbors aided, and the bull was deterred from the field.
A brief note reflects on emotional dampness from a woman's tears as a symbol of ongoing oppression and sorrow in a historical context.
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