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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Aug 27, 1925
Page
2
A newspaper kitchen feature lists cucumber preparations from stewed and stuffed cucumbers to soups and creamed beets. It includes Japanese style cucumber prep and a tomato ice cream cone serving idea, plus Belgian hash and Dutch stuffed doughnuts with instructions and variations. The piece also notes fresh vegetables are abundant and suggests creative dressings and salads.
A Philadelphia Public Ledger opinion piece contrasts eloquent talkers with doers. It argues rhetoric can captivate and mislead, while true impact comes from deeds. the writer laments insubstantial speeches that glitter yet fail to endure.
A German biography of Abraham Lincoln by Count Albrecht Montgelas draws favorable notices. Reviews praise its thorough research yet note it reads like a concise, engaging narrative.
Detroit News reports that cats condemned to death at the city dog pound resist electrocution. Attendants knock them senseless first to prevent escapes as sparks fly from the fur and the animals leap from the electric chair.
Police investigated a report of a theft at a Lynn bakery where $50 in bills disappeared from employee clothing. Officers inspected the escape window, found the money roll on the ground, recovered the funds, and returned them with no further incident.
The Grand Duchess Cyril told a New York reporter that the women most successful with men are not the beautiful but the wise ones. She added that the wise understand men are just babies with beards.
Popular Science Monthly reports a new refining process will bring pure aluminum to the market in commercial quantities. It has a bright silver color and enduring luster as a primary quality feature.
Semantic puzzle from 1925 copyright page presents multiple clue answers across horizontal and vertical grids. Readers are invited to await the next issue for the solution and full grid reveal.
Instructions explain placing correct letters in white squares to form words across and down. Numbers mark starting letters for horizontal and vertical words. Fill until the next black square, using dictionary words except proper names. Abbreviations slang initials and technical terms may appear in definitions.
A Tennessee printer recalls a lunch delay caused by a county checker championship. The host and his wife argue over a game as the smell of fried chicken fills the air, until a burst of temper ends with the checkerboard flying out the front door.
At the 1920 Republican convention leaders pressed Hiram Johnson to accept a second place on the ticket. Johnson repeatedly refused despite late efforts and even a Roosevelt intermediary. In Chicago Johnson fended off the push while colleagues recalled a telephone exchange with Colonel Roosevelt.
Croker and Waldo sped down Broadway in Croker’s ninety horsepower auto mobil. Waldo jumped from the car at Canal street, thinking he forgot something, then Croker left to phone headquarters. The chauffeur remained with Winnie Sheehan as both leaders momentarily vanished.
Woman from Los Angeles recounts using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound since she was 14 and credits it with avoiding surgery during pregnancy and after childbirth. She notes improvement after two months and says she feels well with occasional medicine and endorses the product and Sanative Wash.
The Newark Advocate notes Dr Lewis Evans donated 630 astrolabes to the University of Oxford. The editorial laments the plight of those lacking tools and resources in comparison.
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