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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Aug 11, 1927
Page
2
Mrs Goldie Shoup of St Joseph and Mrs J Storms of Paterson report use of Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound improved strength and heart condition. The letters say the medicine revived energy, eased weakness, and brought happiness to their homes.
Prince William of Sweden noted for hunting and tall frame was suddenly cowed by a studio microphone as broadcasting began. M H Aylesworth recounts Berlenbach who faced a similar fright and abandoned the studio during a five minute Bravery in the Prize Run, never to return.
The raft borne medical relief from South America to Lisbon recently sailed near St Vincent as influenza raged on shore. Nurses and supplies were loaded onto the raft to prevent disease spread, with natives rowing out to receive the aid and bring it aboard the vessel.
A fragment from Newcastle recalls a child asking for a bottle of oil to “put in babies” and the clerk’s puzzled reply about sewing machines. The note contrasts this with war-driven price hikes and a Red Cross laundry ad urging longer service for fabrics.
After a storm and stress, the column suggests looking for a rainbow. It asserts beauty and resilience in the face of hardship, framed in a sentimental note. The prose emphasizes optimism and recovery.
Horace Hollaway, unable to swim, used a fishing line to snag his father's clothing after a boat tipped 100 feet offshore near an island in the Little Manatee River. He cast and reeled, pulling Daniel Hollaway to safety despite limited means.
In Baltimore two convicts, Charles Carey and Benjamin Spragins, escaped into the prison lobby where guard Alfred Walker was fatally shot. Operator Mary Sullivan warned authorities as shots erupted, prompting police response. Warden Patrick Brady arrived amid the chaos as the double elopement of Lily Howe and Nana Howe drew attention nearby.
Frankfort Kentucky portrait of Devil John Wright aged eighty six. Civil war veteran with ten notches on a six shooter and twenty living children. He claims self defense in ten killings, battles with outlaws and Indians, a mule trader by trade, and a wish to live to one hundred while dying suddenly.
Sailors aboard the Isthmian line freighter Steel Navigator clash with a sixteen foot python that escaped its crate on the voyage from Singapore. The snake invaded bunks before being tasored back into its crate after a fifteen minute struggle. The ship also carried fifteen other pythons, a baby elephant, five tigers, two black panthers, a bear and a golden cat.
In a playful dialogue, a learner asks how lymph returns to the blood and how cells receive nourishment. The guide describes the lymphatic return, arterial pumping, valve function, diffusion, and the heart as a double pump. It explains arteries, veins, capillaries, and the brain’s signaling, stressing long-term heart health and the idea that pipes stay open if not abused.
A Sunday school lesson outlines David’s attempt to move the Ark to Jerusalem, his cautious inquiry of the Lord, the anointing as king in Hebron and then Israel, the mishap with Uzzah, and Obed-Edom’s blessing. It notes sacrifices, David’s joy, Michal’s rebuke, and the grand celebration, ending with a note on Psalm 24 as a prophecy of Christ the King.
A Church era quotation notes that God grants power to endure sorrows sent by Him but not the sorrow we create by our own actions, a warning echoed by MacLaren about human responsibility and divine support in hardship.
A compact excerpt framing the appeal of faith and vindication through divine promise. The speaker stresses that belief must be supported by action and earnest pleading, highlighting the tension between promise and proof in religious discourse.
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