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Newspaper

Browning Leader Record

Location

Browning, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Dec 09, 1920

Page

7

Crown of Koresh Falls to Revolt as City Burns

In a desert city a revolt erupts as miners unite under a brutal assault. Levington and Helen plan escape with a caravan of camels while Chee Ming is defeated and left unconscious. March is dead, and the pair mourns before fleeing northward amid chaos and scorched walls.

Theiall Yekutai Levington Helen Koresh Monzoul Con Chee Ming Eithna March

Helen in Mourning Amid Death and Dream in Palace Flight

Helen brooded in sorrow as Fu Ah and Fansa accompany her through a perilous journey. Levington confronts loss while Con recalls Andrew March’s seed poison and a fateful devotion. Chee Ming’s beating and Chee Ming’s kindness haunt her as images of a kinder past return in the palace.

Leyington Con Fu Ah Gil ' Levington Helen Levington Fuch Old Fu Ah Chee Ming Carlyle Asia Fansa Tme Andrew March

Complete roster of Missouri lawmakers and state officials

Jefferson City lists complete roster of Missouri congressmen, state senators, and house members after the recent election. It also details holdovers and current party tallies for both chambers, with names and districts across the state.

Jefferson City Missouri State Senate House of Representatives Genet Frank Co. Millspaugh Canton W.W. Rucker Keyton H. F. Lawrence Cameron A L. Faust Harry B. H. D Awes Stobelfthl Marsh“Ail Pitty-Arst General Assembly of Missouri Jas. R la Favor Arnere Thomas J. Lysaght Bay Eldorado Springs B. B. Tout Archie Loren E. Seneker Mount Vernon Phil A. Bennett Burwee W. Bowker Ev Eee F. F. Penzel Popar Blu A. Cunningham Eminence Adair Eugene Fair Edward F. Smith Sarah. Atchison F. H. Hopkins Westrodrain W. W. Botts Mexico A. F. Hillier Purdy R. F

Pitcher Plant Leaves Curiously Form Long Tubed Pits

In swamps of India and China a herbaceous plant shows leaves with an extended midrib leading to a singular pitcher ending in a lid. The pitcher contains a plant fluid rich in potash that can drown insects entering the cavity, explaining the plant’s common name pitcher plant.

India China Brooklyn Eagle

Standard Yard Vault in Washington Government Building

A metal bar is stored in a secure fireproof vault within a Washington government building. The storage is described as the standard yard.

Washington

Privileged Few on the Cost of Living

A woman with a market basket dismisses debates sobre high prices saying only those not seriously burdened by costs have time for talk. The remark contrasts personal struggle with public discourse on inflation.

Marriage Question Between Mother and Jack Addiepate

A daughter confirms to her mother that she intends to marry Jack Addiepate, prompting a tense exchange about the engagement and family approval. The dialogue centers on the planned union and parental reaction.

Jack Addiepate Mamma Jack

McWilliams Mother Dies in Fulton at 75

Fulton Missourian reports Mrs. Elizabeth Helen McWilliams, 75, mother of H L G C McWilliams, president of the Missouri Intercollegiate Athletic Association and athletic director at Kirksville State Teachers College, died of influenza and pneumonia at her Fulton home. Coblenz wedding note follows as Sergt. James Hawkins, son of Mr. and Mrs. P H Hawkins of Greenfield, announces marriage to Elizabeth Heeser in Coblenz Germany.

Fulton Elizabeth Helen McWilliams H. L. GC Missourian Coblenz Greenfield, Mo P. H. Hawkins Greenfield James Hawkins Germany Elizabeth Heeser

Sedalian Drowns in Seattle Report Reaches Sedalia

Mrs. Elizabeth Chancey of Sedalia received a telegram that her son Thurl Chancey has drowned in Seattle Washington. The body will be sent home by his brother W C Chancey of Seattle for burial.

Sedalia Elizabeth Chancey Thurl Chancey Seattle Wash W. C. Chancey

Agriculture course enrolls 174 at Missouri University

Columbia Mo November 1 opening marks the first term of a two year winter course in agriculture at the University of Missouri Approximately 174 students are enrolled The second term will begin January 3.

Columbia University of Missouri

Berry Growers Get Together in Monett Missouri

Monett Berry Growers Association organized with G D Mulkey elected president W A Jackson as vice president and Will DavisSecretary treasurer at the inaugural meeting in Monett Missouri.

Monnett, Mo Monett Berry Growers’ Association G. D. Mulkey W. A. Jackson Will Davis

Supreme Court Adjourns to December Sixth

Washington officials report the Supreme Court has adjourned its session until December 6. No further details were provided about the agenda or priorities for the resumed proceedings.

Supreme Court Washington

Change of Terms in Aviation Conduct Quotation

A dialogue contrasts old and new meanings of carrying on high. It suggests a shift from a bad reputation to a commendable, continued noble conduct by an aviator.

Sweeping Price Hint From The Market

A light exchange notes broom prices are declining with a wry remark that the reduction should be sweeping and noticeable. The playful line suggests lower costs may be on the horizon for household cleaning goods.

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