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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Dec 23, 1920
Page
3
An observer extols Florida ants as masters of labor and organization noting their vast numbers and specialized roles. The vivid anecdote describes boiling-water eradication, scavenging for corpses, and ongoing colony upkeep, concluding that ants teach industry and perfect governance.
A New York Sun tale follows a devoted song plugger who mailed Bourbon bottles and song orchestrations to actors to persuade them to perform his tune. The ruse allegedly led to widespread interest in the song, with the plugger's boss considering a medal for the man's wife.
The matron of honor, twice a widow before her current husband, sought attention at the ceremony. She stepped forward with confidence as the bride hesitated during a response, and an usher urged, Prompt her, Marie, in a loud whisper.
Two sulphur carrying steamers built at Newburgh New York gain unusually large cargo space from a patented arrangement of twin propeller shafts. Instead of tunnels near the center line the power units are placed as far aft as possible in the engine room and the shafts run along the after bilges near the joints of sides and bottom.
A brief exchange shows Bob invited, Gill declines and jokes about regrets. Bill asks if Gill plans to attend, Gill explains he will not attend and shifts blame to the groom’s choice. The dialogue captures social tension over a wedding invitation.
Helen awakens home with Stephen March and Don Levington by her side after a perilous journey and political intrigue. Chee Ming confronts Con in a final plea to preserve an ancient realm. Con vows a guarded truth as Helen and the March household seek peace and a future together.
A New York lawyer resting in the Adirondacks carves his name on a boulder. An old woodsman notes the spot, claiming a train once buried someone near the stone much like a tombstone. A wry ending notes how even a talkative woman stays quiet with a toothache.
In Run-Down Kansas City Kansas an endorsement from Mrs. A Gehriger notes relief and strength after using Doctor Pierce's Favorite Prescription. The ad claims the tonic has saved many women’s lives and emphasizes enduring goodness after 50 years.
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