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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Feb 02, 1928
Page
2
Gay Delane arrives at the Lone Pine to find Auntalmiry occupying the cottage and a rental dispute with Mrs. Andover. Captain Wal lace offers limited help as Gay seeks remedies while Auntalmiry plans to stay. Gay ends the day exhausted and drifted into a dreamlike calm before a mysterious nocturnal intruder appears.
On the verge of nervous collapse from overwork, New York artist Gay Delane seeks rest on Idle Island. She rents the Lone Pine cottage from the islander Captain and his sister Alice Andover, the Administrator.
Roald Amundsen argues exploration is serious labor requiring rigorous preparation and a sound body. He says true explorers endure long physical exertion and emergencies, while desk bound men should not undertake hazardous ventures.
A short sighted inquisitive man crosses a field to read a notice on a tree. He climbs over a fence, narrowly escapes a charging bull, and reveals the sign warned Beware of the Bulk.
Fifteenth century Spanish manuscript scenes show bagpipes among many instruments. Earlier Cantigas di Santa Maria includes 51 figures of musicians with three pipers and bagpipes. The Thirteenth century volume connects bagpipes to royal canticles.
A humorous note from the Shoe and Leather Reporters reflects on social irony and public amusements. The piece wryly contrasts personal mishaps with collective laughter while hinting at contemporary fashion and trade trends in footwear.
A petition to the Missouri Public Service Commission seeks to extend or renew the certificate of necessity for the Osage River dam project near Bagnell Miller County. The effort follows renewed public interest from a 1926 certificate and anticipated power development.
Mrs. M. Bressmeer of Cleveland says after childbirth she lost weight despite effort. A doctor suggested another baby, which worsened her health to 98 pounds. Four bottles of Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound restored weight to 116 pounds and improved daily tasks.
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