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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jan 05, 1950
Page
2
Researchers note birds may aid production of lettuce radishes cucumbers and similar crops by dispersing seeds and pollinating plants in fields. The report references observed instances of birds consuming un peeled or uncooked plant materials and the potential agricultural benefits.
Milwaukee advice from Dr. Alfred E. Seyler urges dentists to stop deceiving children about pain and to tell them honestly when procedures will hurt. Parents should not hover or fuel fears. instead support their child and let the dentist work, enabling the child to cope with dental visits.
An ancient Utah batch, formed about 74 million years ago, yields oil that flows at 94 degrees Fahrenheit. As it cools below 90 degrees, the wax within hardens, turning the substance into a solid mass. Oil men describe petroleum as nature's vegetable soup.
Maree Shane identifies movie goers by age groups. Under 30 attendees view Saturday matinees as social events, while older teens and young adults date with inexpensive outings. The core audience over 30 are selective and seek quality to justify outings.
Hollywood actress Jacqueline Dalya, noted for striking features, has left film work to sell brake linings at a California auto parts firm. She manages a 20 person staff and reports a 22 percent sales rise, aiming for 2 percent monthly growth for a year.
Robert Massey of Mindovi won Winter’s national pancake eating contest, finishing with a modest score as contestants faced larger pancakes. Defending champ William Copple faltered, placing third after dropping out on pancake 26, with Charles Edwards Radisson second and Oric Hoffman Exeland fourth. The annual event at Winter High School gym was sponsored by the local American Legion post and offered sausages and coffee afterward.
The piece revisits the two platoon system with thoughts from Fritz Crisler Red Blaik and Arnold Galiffa. It highlights the shift to fresher players speed and excitement and contrasts player coach and public viewpoints on modern football.
The fragment suggests a discussion of a single geometric angle in football problem solving. It hints at a methodical approach prioritizing one principal angle to resolve a play or strategy. No further details are present to identify people, teams, or events.
Morton Downey lauds Ronald Colman as the oldest choir boy and notes Colman’s wide work from church socials to Hollywood. Ronald Colman and his wife Benita Hume Colman start a NBC evening radio series The Halls of Ivy as a college president and his wife. Notables including Geraldine Fitzgerald Sammy Kaye Arthur Godfrey and Morton Downey support the Arthritis and Rheumatism Foundation with a drive for two million dollars.
The article notes Teresa Wright proud to be a star without a swimming pool while Edwards led "Truth or Con sequences" and just before she began The Men her two sons and Niven Busch's two sons began a campaign. The Buschs now have a swimming pool.
Farley Steele Senawee Gregest, though with years left on his deal, summoned Granger to his office and presented a fresh contract after a rough cut of Our Very Own.
Nancy Gates left Hollywood four years ago to finish her education. She studied at the University of Oklahoma and later married airline pilot Bill Hayes. She now returns to acting, with a role in Sons of the Musketeers alongside Maureen O'Hara.
Fourteen year old Miles Crunello features in a film sequence for My Foolish Heart where he plays two football teams and runs back and forth to lure the extras’ eyes. He scores six touchdowns but does not appear in the final cut as director Mark Robson arranged the stunt. Paramount announces an art competition with prizes exceeding 25000 dollars in cash merchandise and scholarships.
Bright frock promotion advertises a wearable winter wardrobe plan. It highlights a free pattern printed inside the book and notes a price of 25 cents.
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