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Browning Leader Record

Location

Browning, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Aug 19, 1920

Page

6

Polish Commands and Allied Stance Reported in Warsaw Dispatch

A Warsaw dispatch to Havas notes General Weygand offered supreme command of Polish forces by Poland's defense council. The U.S. government pledges to uphold Poland's independence and territorial integrity, opposing dismemberment of Russia, per a note to the Italian ambassador approved by Secretary Colby and President Wilson.

Weygand Polish Council of National Defense Warsaw Havas Poland Russia Colby Wilson

Democrats Laud Wilson in Dayton Rally for Presidency

Amid a broad turnout in Dayton Ohio Democrats praised Wilson's war record and argued his administration faced heavy labor. The candidate pledged prompt federal tax reductions and emphasized end of Republican opposition as the national contest for the presidency began with a nationwide display by leaders and supporters.

Dayton National Democracy America Wilson Cox

Cox Declares League of Nations Policy in Acceptance Speech

Governor Cox pledges support for the League of Nations as Wilsonian policy and denounces a separate peace with Germany. He urges suffrage ratification, calls for tax cuts, antitrust reform, farm and urban modernizations, and stronger enforcement of laws while urging budget reform and disarmament provisions.

Cox Gov. Cox Robinson America League of Nations League Wilson Harding Germany

Bengalese Flattery Among Petition Writers

The Bengalee is praised for writing flattering petitions and closing with a request for kindness. It notes the phrase “by the grace of God, a gentleman your highness” as exemplary of their style, as quoted by the North China Herald.

Babu North China Herald

Man the only land mammal with song says biologists

Biologists claim humans are unique among land animals in song though most people cannot sing well. The remark highlights a gap between potential and ability in vocal skills.

Walking Fish and Gorilla Homes Across Species

The article describes the walking fish or eel like snake head as a freshwater creature in the East Indies and China that can breathe on land. It notes its double respiratory system and land roaming habits. It also mentions the gorilla family moving to new tree homes every four days after birth.

East Indies China

New Turn in the European Crisis Shocks Parliament

British leaders scramble as France recognizes Wrangel anti Bolshevik forces in southern Russia linked with Don Cossacks. Lloyd George postpones Parliament amid uncertainty over Polish situation and Minsk armistice talks. Wrangel plans large offensive. Commons adjourns until Monday. Labour stalls on crisis response.

Lloyd George London Wrangel Russia Foreign Office France Hythe Don Cossacks Crimea Peter Wrangel Sweden Germany Baron Wrangel Berlin Baltic Wrangel Island Alaska Denikine Minsk House of Commons Laborites Poland

English institute urged to standardize language worldwide

Robert Donald of the Empire Press Union urged English speaking universities to form an English institute modeled after the French Academy. He said 200 million English users create new words and expressions without a standard or authority to guard purity.

Toronto French Academy Robert Donald Empire Press Union Imperial Press Conference Donald

Made Excessive Charges on Co operative Livestock Carloads

Secretary of Agriculture Meredith announced a new schedule under the food control act set to take effect August 16. The action follows an investigation prompted by the American Society of Equity accusing seven Chicago commission houses of charging higher rates for carloads of livestock with multiple owners than for single ownership carloads.

Washington Chicago Secretary of Agriculture Meredith American Society of Equity Commission

Tulsa 7 Cent Fare Sought by Street Railway

The Tulsa Street Railway Company says its application for a 7 cent fare will be filed with the state corporation commission immediately due to increased out of operation costs.

United States Houston Tulsa Tulsa Street Railway Company State Corporation Commission

Louisiana cane crop at 74 percent normal on Aug 1

The United States Department of Agriculture estimates Louisiana sugar cane crop at 74 percent of normal as of August 1. This reflects growing conditions and crop health in the state during the period.

Louisiana New Orleans United States Department of Agriculture

In a Tender Spot

Benover-No I wasn’t wounded in France but I was wounded in my engagement with Miss Leech Romantique-In the heart I presume Benover-No in the bank roll

Mr. Benover France

Thousands Have Kidney Trouble and Never Suspect It

Druggist reports many adults unknowingly suffer kidney trouble. Dr Kilmer Swamp Root is praised for healing effects and insurance officers note unseen kidney disease causes insurance rejections. Sample bottle offered for ten cents with paper mention.

Kilmer Dr. Elmer & Co Binghamton, N. Y

The Law of Averages in a Convention Vote

A dialogue cites a friend with half a vote and Senator Sorghum notes past elections where one person cast six or eight votes. The exchange highlights skewed voting influence and the quirky math of averages in political life.

Sorghum

Castoria Reminder Emphasizes Signature For Children

Public service notice urges mothers to examine every bottle of Castoria to ensure it bears the signature familiar to years of use. The advertisement underscores Castoria’s 30 year history and notes that children cry for Fletcher's Castoria.

Fletcher

Fortunate Bride Wedding Gossip Reveals Groomed Bride

Two Philadelphia wedding guests discuss the bride after a fashionable ceremony. One asks how she looked and the other replies the bride appeared remarkably well groomed.

Philadelphia

Shave With Cuticura Soap Ad Claims Double Razor Efficiency

An advertisement touts Cuticura Soap claiming to double razor efficiency and promote skin purity comfort and health. It asserts no mug slimy soap germs waste or irritation even with daily two shaves and promotes one soap for shaving bathing and shampooing.

Chocolate Coated Watermelon Request From Sly Customer

A humorous exchange from New York Central Magazine features a shopper asking for a chocolate coated watermelon and a vendor predicting a mix of cherries strawberries and other fruit covered in candy. The playful dialogue showcases Southern Confectionery slang and regional dialect.

Rastus New York Central Magazine

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