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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jan 20, 1927
Page
3
Professor L A Maynard of Ithaca argues that complex mineral mixtures are wasteful or harmful for dairy cattle. He says only calcium phosphorus and sometimes iodine are needed beyond common rations and that additives like glauber's salts salts and laxatives offer no nutrition value.
In pumpkin growing areas pumpkins serve as bulk feed for cattle in winter. They require cold storage to prevent decay and occupy much storage space. Feeding rates average about 40 pounds per day per cow, with milk production increasing in some cows and fattening in others.
Practical dairy guidance stresses calves need fresh water despite milk feeding and emphasizes solid concrete floors. For fall freshening aim cows calving between December 1 and March 1, with six to eight weeks rest and liberal feed to boost next lactation. Warm milk skimming helps, drinking cups are worthwhile, and cows require ample water. Select a bull with strong traits to improve offspring quality.
John Wentzel reported a skeleton found in his cellar near the stairs nine feet from the ground. The bones, likely 15 years buried, belong to an adult and a box was found with the remains. Wentzel and family live at the place eight years and police will question him about the discovery and potential clues from the dead.
John O Herlihy, age 77, returns to his birthplace in Toledo after 57 years away and is puzzled by a city grown from a farm. He recalls his past, finds a modern skyline on the former cowshed site, a municipal lake, and a church built from his inheritance after he was declared legally dead.
Beulah Nichols, a 16 year old girl, reportedly forced seventy one year old W. H. Mahoney to surrender money and cut his hair after entering his bedroom with a gun. Police are seeking Beulah Nichols as her parents identified clothing found in Mahoney's room as hers.
Six youths from Celebes were rescued after drifting for three months in the South Seas. The group left Celebes last July for Stonw oell, faced engine trouble and dwindling supplies, and was picked up November 1 by an inter-island steamer off Mindanao before being taken to Manila aboard the Shurruca.
Rumors in Hinsdale Mass about hunter friends mistaking starlike objects for Mars were debunked when a reported Diack deer turned out to be a goat that escaped from a nearby farm. The sighting caused local chatter before authorities confirmed the clarification.
The article outlines Jesus praying in a solitary place before daylight and in Gethsemane with Peter, James, and John. It analyzes Jesus’ posture, petition, and resignation, stresses watchfulness and prayer to resist temptation, and presents the Lord’s Model Prayer as guidance for believers.
In these brief lines the columnist notes a rustic view of speech and character. The piece juxtaposes the phrase soiled language with a claim that some men are born from the soil. It hints at divine provisions or gifts to be shared if one can access them, framed as a reflective Echoes column item.
A vintage ad touts Pape's Cold Compound as a simple cure for head cold symptoms including runny nose sore throat and feverishness. The remedy is claimed to act quickly without assistance and to taste pleasant, costing thirty five cents at any drug store.
Popular Science Monthly reports English naturalist H C Brooke claims hair growth can be altered by heredity based on experiments with mice. He produced bald heads in 16 days and successive fur loss across the body, suggesting future ease for personal grooming.
A minister struggles to fasten a new collar during his preparations. His repetitive tugs disrupt his pace and provoke his wife to quiz his morning text. The scene captures comic strain and the audible struggle within a quiet domestic moment.
A warning advertisement urges purchasers to ensure Bayer is printed on aspirin packaging or tablets to receive genuine Bayer Aspirin proven safe by millions and prescribed for 26 years. Be cautious of imitations and insist on Bayer when buying Aspirin.
Rubber joints, noted by Popular Science Monthly, prove highly versatile in England for pipes carrying water, gas, and oil. their chemical resistance offers distinct advantages in varied fluids. The ad also promotes Cuticura Ointment Soap and Talcum for skin care at 25 cents each.
The report cites averages for life span by city and gender. In Kansas the high male span is 1873 years and female 00.89 years. Pittsburgh records the lowest with 47.16 years for males and 50.42 for females.
The ad touts a harmless vegetable putter color called Dandelion in wide use for 50 years. Drugstores and general stores sell 35 cent bottles of Dandelion. An accompanying note claims the largest searchlight emits 2,000,000,000 candle power and can be read by at 40 miles away.
Physician Dr W B Caldwell of Monticello Illinois promotes Syrup Pepsin as a gentle natural laxative for all ages. He claims it avoids griping and upset stomachs, is harmless, and helps establish regularity without harsh purges. Buy 60 cent bottle or request a free sample bottle to test its effects.
Dialogue presents a quip about temperature and driving cars with a hint of weather and love causing frosts and heat waves, reflecting humorous banter.
A quotation attributed to William Winter contrasts two types of leadership, praising the one who speaks only when he has a significant or meaningful word to offer. The saying highlights value in measured communication over constant commentary.
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