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Browning Leader Record

Location

Browning, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Jan 20, 1927

Page

6

The GIRL in the MIRROR dramatic rescue scheme unfolds

Laurie, disguised as a tramp, infiltrates a Cedar House to free Doris Mayo. He subdues a housekeeper, confronts Shaw, and reaches Doris only to find her shaken and crying, promising vengeance as the confrontation ends with a cliffhanger.

Shaw the Cedars Laurie Doris Burke Scott Neven Hercules Vallamrosa Nick Swanson Aine Finiah Iaw A. Armil Teft Cedars Rome Almont Nalnate Min Tre Miss Mayo

Mixed Indian Beliefs Seen In Ysleta Southwest Texas

The Baltimore Sun notes that a surviving tribe near Ysleta displays a hybrid faith blending pagan rites with Roman Catholic formalism. Missionaries failed to root out pagan practices, preserving primitive worship along the Rio Grande. The piece also mentions Seminole Negroes near Brackettville and a tiny Britain house case.

Ysleta Texas Rio Grande Baltimore Sun Brackettville

Observation on Verb Regularity Through Bird Flight

An illustrative rural classroom exchange debated whether the verb flew is regular. The teacher’s prompt used two bird examples, a wild goose and a woodpecker, to argue that straight flight signals a regular verb while crooked paths suggest irregular usage.

Missouri News Nuggets highlights from many towns

A digest of Missouri notices covers a St Louis funeral for Adrian Rule with family attendees, cornerstone ceremonies at Central College, bond release for Charles Sheets in Poplar Bluff, Palmyra bootleg tensions, the opening of a States Hospital Occupational Therapy school in St Joseph, a Townsend Printing heist denial in Kansas City, Governor Baker aiding a murder suspect return to Chicago, a Rosendale fire, Governor Dockery’s will leaving remainder to the Masonic Home, a Sedalia bankruptcy asset concealment sentence, an Edwards Heiber obituary, life imprisonment proposals for robbers in Gasconade, and Springfield Daily News new independence under Muskogee owners.

Nashville Tenn Central Sheets Supreme Court Carter County Palmyra Hurley Nelson Marion County Nelson C. L. Bender Morrellis Barber Barber St. Joseph Missouri State School ‘of Occupational Therapy State Hospital For the Missouri State Board of Eleemosynary Institutions Dorother Higham Kansas City Daniel McHenry Townsend Printing Company Jefferson City Baker Stoall Francis White Chicago Martin Gearty White St. Louis James E. Wilson Sedalia Buchanan County Merrill B. Ot Wilson Farmington Edward Heiber F. B. Meyer Bith’ General Assembly Gasconade County Springfeld Springfield Daily News Springfield Republican J. H Edson Bixby Muskogee Ohlo

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