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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 1920
Page
2
Paris hosts a conference of French British Italian Belgian and Serbian experts to draft German reparations terms with July 2 approval expected at the Spa conference. Discussions cover disarmament war material destruction and aircraft production.
Reports from Londonderry describe hours of continuous gunfire and sniper attacks as Sinn Fein forces clash with Unionists. Police are nearly besieged and casualties include several killed and wounded, with bodies reported in Bishop Street and Baseline streets amid barricades and crossfire.
The foreign office informa tion bureau denied revolt rumors across the country except for the Villa movement in Chihuahua. Military movements align with war department plans. Governors from Tamaulipas Coahuila and other states head to Mexico City to confer with Provisional President De la Huerta. National elections are set for August 1 and a new president for September 5.
K J Clark of Boston told the Pittsburgh Advertising Club that mixing alfalfa with certain organics can yield serviceable newsprint. He said alfalfa offers the best substitute to wood pulp due to its abundance, with corn stalks and grass possible if needed.
Darius A Brown formerly mayor of Kansas City was unanimously elected supreme dictator of the Loyal Order of Moose at the Mooseheart Illinois lodge convention. Brown becomes executive head of the lodge.
An Evanston librarian inaugurated a traveling library in Chicago. The service uses a motor truck carrying four hundred books and has begun a schedule of daily trips.
War pressures double the costs of cotton and linen while merchants urge longer wear through home laundry with Red Cross Ball Blue. Local grocers promote affordable laundering aids and domestic solutions in the bid to stretch wardrobes.
Elsie plans a beach date with Fred to test his fidelity by asking for a kiss. Maude agrees but is not asked, as Fred asks Maude for the kiss first, revealing his interest.
The Birmingham Age-Herald notes the Blitherbys are said to spend the summer with relatives in the country while rumors suggest they may stay at the largest hotel at America's fashionable resort.
A man returns home to fetch forgotten items and fears a burglar hearing a noise and discovers his wife staged the racket. A friend ignores a road sign and drives into danger, learning to trust signs after getting his car stuck.
John Jimson fell gravely ill and sought care from two doctors who argued over his treatment. The dispute escalated as they debated the correct approach while the patient suffered, until one doctor urged pursuing his own method, claiming postmortem proof if proven right.
An automatic weighing machine for parcel post packages dispenses correct stamps as a package is placed on a plate and a zone key is pressed.
A remark praises a portrait as a speaking likeness of Mrs Gaddy. The subject asserts the image captures her character as no other depiction could.
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