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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Feb 13, 1947
Page
2
Laxative habit can be broken by a simple morning drink of juice from one Sunkist lemon in a glass of water. The vitamin C from lemons is highlighted as a healthful benefit and a natural stimulant for bowel action.
A fragment mentions a baby pillow with an implied value or cost but lacks surrounding context to determine a clear event or outcome.
Witty exchange shows a wife accusing her husband of stubborn ignorance and a sharp retort that he should have anticipated her question. The playful insult exchange highlights the couple’s banter and mutual mockery.
The Plain English Parson finishes his sermon and teases next week's topic. He plans to discuss the church and the Status Quo, prompting Deacon Jones to ask for its meaning. The parson explains it is Latin for being in a tight spot.
A gangster bursts into a saloon firing wildly shouting for patrons to leave. Everyone flees except a British man who finishes his drink calmly and quips that the crowd was spacious.
A Martian scout describes Earth as a place of confusion and strife with many languages and a pervasive radio. He notes Americans' use of microphones and door-to-door monetary prizes for trivia, and doubts a prolonged stay would be possible before returning to Mars.
In Washington a California lecturer pressed Ambassador Novikov for Russia’s stance on the A-bomb, suggesting a defense exists. President Truman faces pressure from women’s groups to appoint more women, and bans lame duck federal jobs amid Meade friendship questions. military railcar privilege notes ending with Eisenhower, Stimson, Marshall.
Postpaid 1.00 dollars for a pocket calculator price list of cattle sheep and hogs. Listing costs and terms provided by IN PUBLISHING CO. P. D. Box 6660 Los Angeles California.
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