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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jan 22, 1931
Page
3
A health notice urges watching bowels after age forty to avoid chronic constipation and related disorders. It promotes Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin as a safe doctor recommended laxative proven capable of relieving constipation in men women and children. Buy big bottles at drugstores.
A 21 year old Iron County teacher Lena Rayfield died at her father's home from blood poisoning. The report lists her as a teacher in the Iron County schools and notes her death occurred here.
A farmer near Perkasie heard a roar and saw a dust cloud after something hit the ground. Samuel G. Gordon of the Academy of Natural Sciences investigated and found the object fell from the sky. It was not a meteorite but a wrench accidentally dropped from an airplane at altitude.
The self described last lineal descendant of King John Sobieski of Poland is living in poverty in Budapest. An attorney is pushing to obtain a Polish government pension for Puoder.
A taxi driver declares engagement stating happiness for the couple. The innocent party responds with warm wishes, signaling a cheerful union.
A devotional exhortation urges believers to yield to each inner prompting and uncover any unconquered evil through inner light. The quote attributes the guidance to Andrew Murray and emphasizes spiritual discernment and purity.
Doctrinal statement asserts that friendship with the world is enmity with God and that believers must not adopt worldly sinful practices. It emphasizes that godliness and worldly conformity cannot coexist for a child of God.
A noted saying warns not to let an empty cup teach more than blessings once received. The line emphasizes gratitude and learning from abundance rather than loss.
A 3000 year tale of the obelisk at Place de la Concorde from Luxor twin to French monument. It recalls 1848 crowds at Louis Philippe’s capture and soon a century of guardianship, with London Daily Mail notes and a curiously mixed European view of Africa and Arab life. Dr. Pierce’s Pellets are advertised at article end.
A playful exchange centers on a young man offering fifteen jam dishes to a jeweler who refuses stolen goods. The man insists the items were not stolen, claiming he was married last week as explanation.
An American Magazine essay notes how a detective may need to guide a prisoner to tell a lie to uncover truth, exploring the ethics and mechanics of deception in crime investigation.
A quip from R. R. News jokes about a father noting his son resembles him in eyes and his wife in the nose while the voice came from their auto horn. The lighthearted line plays on family likeness with a playful sound image.
A concise fashion note asserts that the pocket position determines the garment’s style and practicality. It discusses how pocket placement affects fit, silhouette, and ease of use for wearers.
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