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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Aug 05, 1926
Page
7
Iowa experiment station expert John M. Shaw warns minerals in feed are crucial for high producers. Salt iodine calcium phosphorus bone meal and legume hay underpin a balanced ration. a six to eight week dry period helps build mineral stores. minerals do not prevent infectious abortion.
A Colorado Agricultural College expert warns summer heat makes dairy utensil care crucial. Thorough cleaning followed by sterilization with live steam for several minutes prevents bacteria growth and protects milk quality. Raw water cleaning leaves bacteria that multiply in warm weather.
Dairy hints stress calves thrive without milk on some meals and warn against milking in stables. Advice covers balanced grain rations, hay blends with oats and field peas, and maintaining clean well ventilated milk rooms. Emphasis on promptly removing milk and thorough vessel cleaning for quality milk and cream.
Miss Sven Bohman of New York, twenty seven, was rescued after five hours adrift in the gulf stream off Florida while trying to aid a drowning man near government jetties. She later reached Fort Lauderdale and reported cramps and inability to reach shore before rescue.
Frederick R Hazard paid out over 25000 to a stenographer Gertie Hogan to stop her from telling his wife about an affair while he ran books at Allied Chemical. She sought more money, was arrested after Hazard set a trap, and is sent to Jefferson Market prison. The case spans Kingston Rhode Island to California and involves multiple marriages.
Spokane the enormous lava rock inscribed with runic hieroglyphs is said to recount a 1010 clash between Norse explorers and native tribes. Professor Olaf Opsjon, a Norse history expert, deciphers the ideographs and notes the red men’s victory.
Five circus lions escaped in Cremona Italy attacking horses cattle and a prize bull. A tomcat and two high bred horses aided by farmers fought back as three lions retreated to cages and two were captured nearby. the keeper was arrested for leaving the cage door unlatched.
Mrs. Cynthia Chanceford was attacked by a large black snake at her York Pennsylvania residence. She ran a mile for help with the reptile girdled around her neck and choking her. Men arriving killed the snake as she neared collapse from pain and shock.
Judge G. H. Howard of Fulton Superior court quickly settles 75 undefended divorces in a single morning at a steady pace of one case every minute and fifty four seconds.
In Marthasville Missouri Mrs Christ Stegan died after the shock of learning her husband had died. The grief led to her collapse and fatal outcome.
A 2000 year old race relic was uncovered in Broward Florida near a burial mound 500 yards from the Atlantic. An idol 35 feet tall of wood and shell features appears female and Mongolian in type, with a wooden body. Scientists note the site is near the coast and near early white settlement zones.
A terse exchange ends with a demand for money as a confrontation escalates with Inez and an unnamed speaker warning of consequences if refused. The dialogue hints at a debt and coercive tension.
A brief note records playful chatter about a person described as a brilliant conversationalist. Another line mentions she participates in a card game. The text is fragmentary and provides minimal context.
A famous literary figure warns against writing for money while noting the wives are leaving for the summer, a reflection cited by the Boston Transcript.
A fragmentary transcript shows a caller asking about a person named Dora and a response indicating the announcer ignored it. The line hints at a moment of miscommunication during a broadcast.
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