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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jan 04, 1923
Page
6
Word from Athens says the entire Greek army heads toward Thrace and Venizelos urges reinforcements, while Curzon notes Britain will not abandon Mosul oil and will resist German terms at Versailles. France, Belgium, Italy press for reparations default findings and U S aims to study Germany’s capacity to meet debts.
Secretary Hughes proposes an independent, nonpolitical expert commission to assess Germany’s ability to pay reparations. In New Haven he said the body would operate free of foreign offices, with no duty to obey political instructions, and could report on payment options including possible loans. He warned against forcible measures and noted no invitation has been extended for U.S. arbitration.
A fierce blizzard blanketed New York City with snow and sleet turning streets to ice. Ambulances ferried hundreds of injured including broken arms and fractures while emergency crews mobilized volunteers to aid in digging out and restoring transit after two fatalities from falls.
Washington outlines a second step in boosting meat use to aid the live stock industry. The agriculture department released a four color poster showing a roast of beef with the caption meat is wholesome for health and vigor eat well balanced meals use a variety of kinds and cuts of meat.
The Methodist Church reports 119,007 new members in 1922, raising total membership to 4,593,540 for 1923, not counting 269,685 non resident members, per the Methodist Year Book 1923.
A royal decree drafted by the minister of justice prohibits the sale of artistic treasures from Spanish churches. The move aims to preserve church artifacts and curb looting or export of sacred items.
The New York Sun argues slang decays and glossaries are needed as writers reuse terms. It notes O Henry and Sinclair Lewis examples, explaining words like push fly Benny and Kenny shift meanings, urging precise usage to avoid future misreading.
A legless beggar, hauled in a low four wheeled, carpeted cart by a stout dog at Grand Central terminal drew a crowd. The pair moved smoothly across the concourse with the man guiding the animal by voice. The sight, like a familiar street novelty, drew little more awe than a passing spectacle.
Charles M Schwab denounces government owned railways and mines comparing their failures to Russia. He recalls Sir Eric Geddes learning a warning sentry on a Whitehall wall stayed there 38 years after a minister's wife brushed against wet paint.
Dutch newspapers report a newly found Rembrandt portrait in Prague. The 59 by 97 centimeter wood panel depicts the marriage of Alexander the Great and Roxanna. It bears Rembrandt's signature, a Persian inscription, and the date 1628 after varnish removal.
Mike proclaims he has been sacked and will return to his former position. Pat questions the plan as Lendon Answers is noted in the dialogue.
The eighteenth annual Farmers Week in Columbia January 15 to 19 features four evening lectures and ten short courses on farm practices aimed at boosting profits. Highlights include a state corn and grain show with 1500 in cash prizes, a butter grading contest, and horticultural exhibits with 175 in awards.
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