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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Feb 26, 1931
Page
2
William MacLeod Raine novel entry from WNU Service noting copyright and publication details for a work titled BOE O HEH Ed Fighting Tenderfoot byline attributed to Raine.
Sheriff Garrett O'Hara hunts down the outlaw Bob Quantrell who holds Bennie Ford as a shield. Barbara Ingram pleads for mercy, Bennie declares plans to live with the couple, and Quantrell yields to keep Barbara safe. Deever betrays Quantrell and is killed. Quantrell later dies in a firefight while O'Hara resumes his pursuit.
Bennie heads toward the ranch eager to report the tale of a perilous adventure while two lovers appear in the unfolding story. The brief excerpt hints at risk and romantic subplots shaping the journey.
Persian poet laureate once served a demanding role in Teheran where the shah’s traveling retinue included a dwarf giant jester and historiographer. The laureate composed verses to chronicle the ruler’s deeds, ensuring royal utterances were crystallized in verse.
The Indianapolis News recommends Emerson as a remedy for the blues and as a guide to thoughts beyond the self. It suggests his books can lead to deep sleep if needed, noting the subjective taste of readers and the risk of overestimating its sleep-inducing power.
A caller to a Chicago sanitarium superintendent claims a patient named B- is a charity patient with hidden wealth and a bungalow in Waukegan. The caller warns the staff to hide his clothes to prevent him skipping out, saying he is “that kind of a crook” and that they are a close friend.
The passage explains that at least eight Hebrew words for river are not fully captured in English. It notes varying shades from watercourses with little water to flooded rivers. It argues these nuanced meanings resist precise rendering into prose English.
An old style ad promotes Phillips Milk of Magnesia as the best alkali to correct excess stomach acid. It claims instant relief from heartburn gas and indigestion with bottles at 25c and 50c available from druggists.
Making Up T D Green at an American Hotel Association banquet in Chicago compared male and female service in restaurants. He notes male service may be efficient while female service adds charm, mentioning a bald man and a humorous soup incident with a waitress who comments on hair in the soup.
An Eldorado Kansas man parked before a friend’s house and went inside. He heard a noise, found two gas bandits draining his tank, and they fled leaving behind a rubber hose and a five gallon can of gas already drawn.
A Wisconsin woman claims an 11 pound drop after using Kruschen Salts for four weeks. The ad asserts the product boosts energy and vitality, aids digestion and eliminates nervousness, with a money back guarantee if fat loss is not achieved.
A fragmented telegram note hints at a man who has not visited his wife in twelve years. The message suggests patience and a possible future chance, reflecting a quirky exchange cited by Mrs. Chat.
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