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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Aug 20, 1931
Page
6
Rhoda, pursued by Max and Conley, escapes through a self guided elevator. Martin, posing as a reporter, begins tracing Forster and Rhoda while Blue Serge and the Worcester hotel staff conceal the investigation. The missing girl, a guardian’s threat, and hidden motives drive a perilous hunt through the lobby.
Babe and Martin confront secrets over a dead telephone as Forster’s scheme to trap Rhoda McFarland unfolds. The Cleveland contact and a mysterious station rendezvous stretch the plot while a aborted call interrupts their plan.
A reporter and a boy discuss a red haired missing girl Miss White and a bungalow on the hotel roof. They plan a rooftop escape using a fire escape ladder while avoiding Forster's locked offices and private elevator. The scene ends as the reporter probes a mahogany door in the stenographers’ room.
Knight Dunlap argues in the American Mercury that color psychology is largely boloney with mixed factual basis. He contends red and orange may not universally excite while blue or green influence mood differently depending on context. He notes flowers sunsets and clothing challenge simple color stereotypes and cites diverse evidence from nature and daily life.
Depth finders provide rapid depth readings in very deep water, cutting what took hours with the old sounding line method to a few seconds, according to the Associated Press.
A 1834 English record notes a trout kept by W Hessop of Bond Hall Furness that lived fifty three years. The fish was placed as a boy in a well and died recently from lack of water as its lips and gills turned white. It was fed by its owner when called Ned.
A Pittsburg man discovers his wife’s ring in his trousers pocket with no other items found. The incident is reported in Johnson Pioneer and raises questions about how the ring came to be there.
August 23 lesson explains Acts 10 1 11 18 focusing on Cornelius and Peter and the widening missionary program from Samaritans to Gentiles. Peter explains God accepts both Jews and Gentiles and emphasizes salvation by belief in Jesus Christ. The Holy Spirit’s outpouring confirms Gentile inclusion and Peter defends his ministry to the church.
A reflective note on ingratitude as the poverty of thankfulness for God's greatest gift. It observes Christians loving less and being tepid in gratitude, highlighting the contrast between love and thankfulness.
A devotional note emphasizes God’s righteous rebuke of sin, quoting Spurgeon on divine love that disciplines without condoning wrongdoing. The message frames God’s intensity of love as corrective, not permissive, toward his children.
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