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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jan 21, 1932
Page
6
A chest cold remedy uses red pepper heat in Bowles Red Pepper Rub applied to the chest. It promises relief from chest pains and coughing in under three minutes without blistering or harm, available from druggists.
A recent estimate puts the number of persons with income tax returns of 50 000 or more at 14 000. In 1925 reports showed 207 taxpayers with income of 1 000 000 or more, including seven at 5 000 000 plus, nine at 3 000 000 to 4 000 000, and 29 at 2 000 000 to 3 000 000.
Volunteer firefighters rushing to a blaze in Silver Springs DC encountered a swarm of bees. They were stung, the truck halted, and crews fought the flames until the fire was brought under control.
Peter Rabbit runs a circular chase in the Green Forest and discovers tracks that mirror his own. He suspects Shadow the Weasel followed him, peering into holes and circling the brush pile before confirming the danger and planning his next move.
A lighthearted quote from a housekeeping figure, Hon orah, about a baby making his mark in the world through wallpaper practice. The remark, attributed to the Bell Syndicate via WNU Service, reflects playful domestic humor in a clipped syndicated style.
A cool night treat ideas from Mottier Cook Book describe hot Egg Sandwiches. Cook six eggs in the shell until hard then chop fine and season with pepper and salt. The recipe suggests versatile servings from tea sandwich to main dish.
Poem by Douglas Malloch recounting hair turning white from grief and trouble. The speaker contrasts sudden whitening with hair that darkens gradually one strand at a time, noting personal endurance and seeking sympathy. Published 1932 via WNU Service.
A fragment notes a man whose sole function seems to be holding a nickel cigar like a mooring mast, quoted from the Lafayette Journal and Courier.
Dr. H. B. Maris of the United States Naval Reserve Laboratory will direct the Arctic expedition set to sail in June. Accompanied by Capt. F. H. Williams the team will base at Fort Conger Ellesmere Island and erect two radio stations. From that outpost 600 miles from the pole daily weather reports will be sent to the weather bureau, enabling earlier forecasts for the United States.
A collection of early 20th century menu ideas describing Mock Crab Sandwiches with butter cream sauce and curry, cheese and anchovy spread sandwiches, garnished with parsley and pimiento, plus praline flavored prunes and a bread slice French toast style variation. Recipes note creamed butter mixes, toasted bread, and serving on hot plates with garnishes for breakfast or fancy meals.
RKO star Lita Cheyret models a revival of grandmothers era sleeves. She wears a Wiie crepe bodice with velvet bands and buttons and a small jacket that closes only at the neckline.
A Los Angeles Times perspective notes the gap between great leaders and ordinary citizens in saving the country. It argues that the average citizen may sense his own limits even as he lacks awareness of broader national needs.
A brief dialogue asks H about a birthday and inquires when it would be most convenient for Celebrant to respond. The exchange centers on scheduling a birthday-related conversation.
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