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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Aug 02, 1923
Page
7
Madeline confronts Stewart over Bonita liaison while ranch cowboys brace for a Guerrero threat. Nels confronts Stewart as tension peaks, revealing a possible border conflict with Don Carlos and his rebels. The group weighs risking lives and loyalty amid a tense, shifting loyalties.
Stewart and cowboys conceal Madeline and friends as guerrillas threaten. Monty and Nels quit in fear while Pat Howe closes in. The party climbs to cliffside caves for safety as night settles and tension mounts around a looming confrontation.
A light survey notes sleep habits from humans to beasts, with humans preferring lying down and some animals, including horses and elephants, commonly sleeping or resting standing. It cites a Mexico deathbed case and observes birds resting one leg with the other tucked, alongside claims about circuses and dormancy in captivity.
A new hemp stripping machine speeds up the Manila hemp industry in the Philippines. The plantain fiber from Luzon and Mindanao is stripped from leaf-sheaths that support tall stalks. The machine now performs seven times the work of manual stripping and one worker can process 140 pounds daily, replacing weeks of hand labor.
The London Times reports a swimmer was attacked by a swan while bathing near Windsor Bridge on the Thames. He reached the bank but the swan blocked his return for clothes. Bread distracts the bird, but the swimmer dives and resists as the bird pursues him in an excited chase until he wins.
Modern shipping methods for milk use large glass-lined tanks on trucks insulated with cork to prevent spoilage. These 5,000-gallon tanks lose less than two gallons to the sides and can transport milk over distances exceeding 100 miles with only a small temperature rise.
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