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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Aug 20, 1925
Page
7
A historical golf outline explains the pivot and press forward method used by Chick Evans. It details stance, hip and shoulder movement, and wrist action to guide the club along the line of flight for accurate tee shots and consistent contact.
Recipe excerpt from The Kitchen Cabinet 1925 offers English crumpets with yeast starter and batter method, German crullers with sour cream and vanilla, Bird's Nest Pudding with fruit, and varied sandwich fillings using sardines ham chicken and vegetables.
A fragmented item notes women in industry abroad and at home, including Texas women running wholesale concerns, snake trading interests, and medic alike. It cites 21 000 women and girls in Chefoo industries, and references Senorita Soledad Gon as a personal secretary for Mexico.
A dated set of horizontal and vertical crossword clues listing numerous definitions and abbreviations across a 1923 puzzle page, including references to states, metals, symbols, and common words with answers to appear in the next issue.
The puzzle explains placing correct letters in white cells to form horizontal and vertical words. Each word is numbered by a clue. horizontal numbers define words up to the next black square, vertical numbers define words down to the next black square. All white cells hold dictionary words. black cells stay empty.
A railroad president with a fondness for life sees his health falter. In New York, three top stomach specialists urge strict dieting, abstinence from cigars and alcohol, and a restrained schedule. The question arises what life remains after such changes.
A Northern observer questions why Black voters are few in Louisiana while outnumbered by whites. An official replies the test is educational and constitutional, applying different questions to whites and Black applicants. The man says the white test includes Confederate lineage and tobacco use, while the Black test asks to demonstrate the bimedial theorem.
A lawyer at a terminal excavation informs Michael Finnerty of an Irish estate of twenty thousand dollars from Aunt Kate. Finnerty half jokes on riches, then learns Uncle Terence has also left him property. He weighs the burden, doubting he can endure another ascent and return to toil.
Mrs Agnes Wignall of Taleville New York says the remedy helped after her third and fifth births with bladder inflammation and displacement. She notes it restores strength and plans to use it as a tonic and recommends it to other women. The product is sold by druggists nationwide.
An application for a teaching post in Butte County South Dakota arrives from a Wyoming woman describing herself as an old fashioned schoolteacher who can ride horseback and fears rats and snakes. She vows to avoid alcohol and profanity and notes her homeliness. An ad for Red Cross Ball Blue ends the clumsy clippings.
The cyclamen and the carnation showed strong reactions to jazz near a band. After hours they turned away from the music and then faced the band briefly before leaning away again. The Chronicle suggests musical vibrations affect plant fibers.
Two scout patrols in Portland Oregon cared for an elderly woman who lived with only a dog and sewing income. For nearly a year they provided groceries chopped wood and fuel help, then the woman died and her guardians lament her loss.
A woman voices indecision about a hat to a milliner. The milliner humorously suggests solving the dilemma by wearing two hats to please both minds. The brief vignette echoes light social whimsy from the Boston Transcript.
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