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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Aug 30, 1923
Page
7
Byline reads John Dickinson Sherman. Article fragment discusses Yellowstone with emphasis on distance and scale. Historic or travel note hints at broad landscape features and naming. Limited readable content prevents full summary of events.
The article marks President Harding's administration policy of absolute conservation for the national park system, praising Yellowstone's 1923 opening and detailing battles to prevent commercial use. It notes Hill's remarks, history of park defense, Harding's Alaska visit, and Yellowstone's geography and legacy.
In New Orleans General Christmas, known for tropical campaigns, received a life saving transfusion from Police Superintendent Guy Molony after old friends tested blood suitability. Molony and explorer T Richardson volunteered. Molony prevailed in the test. The operation succeeded with a pint and a half transfused as both men shared mutual respect.
Nimble centenarian Mrs Frank Stein seeks a job that won’t interfere with dancing. She hopes to outlive her 127 year old father and pass 130s to match her mother. She avoids meat and vegetables for longevity and prefers laundry work but can cook or do housework in a boarding house. She dances regularly at Yeoman’s hall and has a large family and long life story.
George L. Reamey known as The Rat, former underworld informer, is freed from the Denver county jail under guard. He testified against 20 bunkers, sending them to prison, but faces constant danger from 800 confidence men and the criminal underworld.
Jean Valjean visits kin in his boyhood town in Ontario with a governor’s pardon from Ohio. He fled on parole and risked arrest if he returned, but Ohio grants permission to visit his brothers and sisters, and his Canadian family hears of the full pardon.
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