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Newspaper

Browning Leader Record

Location

Browning, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Aug 22, 1929

Page

4

Noisy Promises and Odd Tales From The Browning Leader

A column mix of wry observations and light anecdotes from August 22 1929 discusses easy payments and social pretensions. It mentions a Chicago man who escaped surgery by hanging and notes petty crimes like bigamy with terse, sharper quips.

Peasing Chicago

Better Help in Homes through Electric Servants

Household Research Bureau reports rapid rise of electric labor savers in American homes by end of 1928. Ironing, vacuum cleaning, cooling and washing devices total millions, with nearly twenty million wired homes. Women find energy appliances conserve health and beauty while cutting drudgery and saving time.

Household Research Bureau ABC United States

Vizetelly Rebukes Pedants Over Language Rules

Dr. Frank H. Vizetelly, a leading authority, delivered a sharp rebuke to teachers of English who cling to old grammatical rules in a recent lecture. He argued for flexible usage and practical language mastery.

Frank H. Vizetelly

Language Rules and Change Through the Centuries

A discussion on how English evolves as spelling pronunciation grammar and usage shift over time. It notes authorities differ by period and argues for learning rules while knowing when to break them for clarity and vigor.

Shafter Items Highlight Rural Socials and Gatherings

Community notes from Shafter reveal a dry spell and a strong sense of neighborly activity. Families travel between Jackson township Browning and Meadville while gardens and homes are praised for size and beauty as preparations begin for a mission-field departure in Brazil.

Tomlin Home Visit Ends With Gifts And Food

Esther Cooper offers three humorous readings as Mrs Carter blindfolds the Rev and Mrs Cooper and hands scissors to open a basket of packages. The crowd enjoys sandwiches and pie while children play on swings and wagons, leaving attendees feeling closer to God and better neighbors.

Esther Cooper Tomlin

Local Notes On Travel Visits And School Openings

Guy Brooksher and family and Charley Dodson visited relatives in Oklahoma last week. Edna Jennings of Keokuk Iowa is visiting relatives here. School at Cora opened last Monday with E R Maloney and Pleasant Grove with Miss Thelma Lawrence as teacher. Several from around here attended the Green City fair and the Edgar Jones show at Browning. Cecil Clem and family of Harris visited relatives here last weekend. Cecil Dodson and family spent Sunday with home folks. Several around here were shopping in Milan Saturday.

Lon Baker Jackson Township Linn Smith Brookfield D. P. Myers Sam Gooch Marie Rosalee Julia Coral Phillips Leatha Morris White City Meadville Thelma Lee Ray Baskett East of Browning Henry Purdin W. L. Baker L. W. Arnold Mary Norvell Gus Coulter Green City Fair Carry Powyer Dallas Falconer Earl Smith Little Rock Ark Esther Cooper Mesdames Morris Allen and Tom Allen Wm. Morris King Walker Edgar George Phillips James Baby Lee George Hess Reva Tomlin Carter New Boston Morris Morris Chapel Tomlin Clyde Cooper Guy Brooksher Charley Dodson Oklahoma Milan Edna Jennings Keokuk Iowa Edgar Jones Cecil Clem Harris Cecil Dodson Cora E. R. Maloney Pleasant Grove Thelma Lawrence

PurDIN Items Needing Rain and Local Visits

Local notes report visitors from Shafter and Mar celine, relatives visiting in Purdin, and a finger injury from a car door. Highlights include Me dville Cha utauqua attendance, a large family reunion for George Hedges and Tom Smith in Champaign, Ill, and Wm. Patterson from Seattle visiting relatives.

Laughlin Hospital to Install Xray Unit at Kirksville

Laughlin hospital in Kirksville plans to acquire an X ray apparatus to improve diagnostic services. The project aims to enhance patient care with faster imaging and better accessibility in the community.

Laughlin Hospital Kirksville

Local social notes from Russell area family visits

Lloyd Bowyer accompanied Mr Hill a salesman for the Excelle Feed to St Joseph on Thursday. Charely Russell escaped serious injury last Thursday when his team ran away. He was a little sore and had a few bruises. Families and friends visited and traveled among Russell, Chillicothe and St Joseph areas with Sunday dinners and Monday trips noted. Everett Keithley shipped a load of lambs to St Joseph market on Monday.

Lloyd Bowyer Mr. Hill Excelle St. Joseph Charely Russell John Longwell Faye Bowyer Chillicothe

Haseville Notes Share Visits and Local Outings

Residents and friends travel to Sedalia Jefferson City and Kansas City for gatherings and work. Many locals attend Chautauqua and meet for dinners, visits, and revival meetings while families plan trips to Wisconsin Nebraska and Laredo with social and religious events highlighted.

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THE Browning, Missouri Joe Nickell Browning, Mo W. A. Wise Kansas Cook St. Louis Charles Vaught Evansville Ind Purdin J. W. Sallie Near Shafter Will Pulliam Roy Smith Marceline Amanda Smith Wm. Patterson Seattle Wash Walter Louella Carter Kansas City Callie Smith Cecil Morris Lon Ogle Lee Buswell Dr. Martin Russell Mary Longwell Alden Tharp Cleve Jennings J. M. Gray Longwell W .L. Baker A. F. Keithley Alpha Rottmann Wallace Keithley Everett Keithley Margaret Hazel Crookshanks Thelma Myrick Byron Schrock Forest Jacobs Eiverett Keithley St. Joseph Market Anna Bell Longwell Victor Gooch Woodrow Cooper Kenneth Pendergast Glenn Rhodes Sedalia Jefferson City B. A. Jerome Mohr S. J. Bartow Harry Rhodes L. P. Lawrence Otis Lawrence Will Yourng Cecil Crooks O. E. Rottmann J. R. Wood J. C. Sayers Ray Gooch T. S. Bartow H. V. Campbell Alvin Bruce Roberta Iris Young Hazel Lester Sayers Maxine Campbell Marie Sayers Bill Leslie Emmett Young Susie Gooch Victor Galt Virgil Sayers Elbert Campbell Meadville Chautauqua Adam _ Duffie S. H. Foster C. A. Woolf Wisconsin Will Myrick Will Pendergast Glenn Jerome Eugene Crookshanks Teddy Holker D. S. Meeker Nebraska W. J. Gooch Oral J. W. Morris W. J. Gocch and _ sons Walter J Chis Dren Johnnie Morris Lena Campbell F. G. McMickle J. Gocch Ben Wood and Sons Laredo Haseville Arm Homes Bosch Maytag Company Newton Maytag Rao Prograshevie WWNC Bailey Maytag Company Arthur Mundell Lee Coffee Certo Farmers Store
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