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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Feb 19, 1914
Page
3
A detailed, step by step instruction set explains assembling a desk drop front with a pigeonhole, front strip for stationery, and a hinged fold down desk surface. It also covers making a paper doll with cardboard backing, threading holes, and securing limbs with string.
In a light exchange the two amigos discuss travel to Buffalo. One reveals a cousin there and a past visit at the Pan-American Exposition twelve years ago. The talk shifts to plans to change cars upon arrival in Buffalo.
A fragmentary report shows Judge Golden and a questioning defendant discussing a law term. The dialogue centers on understanding legal language and potential jail time, reflecting confusion within a courtroom.
A man at the door declines entry in courteous tones noting an ingrowing nail on the toe of his right foot, making him sensitive. Realizing he is at the wrong address, he moves on.
Fragmentary notes compare likenesses between a statesman and Washington with playful terms like Hero. Mentions names such as Violet Matlab and Chimmie in an informal, puzzle-like discussion.
Fragmentary text notes a Milton relic, a watch made by William Banting of London in 1631, displayed at the British Museum. Mentions a journey from Baltimore to London and a legacy related to Charles Fellowes. Includes garbled phrases and scattered references to eggs, incubators, and a joke about an occupied chair.
A fragment from a Baltimore American page notes a accommodating tone and a reference to early timing with focused eyes. The brief hints at local prose and partial phrasing.
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