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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jul 07, 1927
Page
3
Promotes natural bowel regularity without harsh laxatives. Claims Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin gently eases constipation for all ages, including children, and never gripes or disrupts the system. Advertises a free sample from Monticello Illinois with a 60 cent bottle price.
Note mentions frequent burglar activity around a person nicknamed That Fellow. Authorities consider tighter security and potential locking up to deter thefts.
The Charlestony, a non standard dance, featured in Ulster Ireland's annual dancing tournament held in Belfast. Katharine Watson of Derry judged the trials, awarding Belfast dancers the top marks and a three year running loving cup gifted by the Lord Mayor of Belfast.
In a tale of magic loyalty a busybody questions how Thurston makes a woman appear to float. George White replies that there must be a trick, noting assistants are tested but usually equal to the task as the show travels worldwide.
Colors by Wireless Pictures in three or more covers can now be transmitted by wireless and reproduced with delicate shadings. Engineers have been experimenting for a year on colored telephotos on the same principle as black and white photos. Separate transmission is necessary for each color.
Henry Professor Jardinsky asserts four hours of sleep is enough for any body. Teddy our baby agrees with the pret. Fresh white clothes for baby if you use Red Cross Bull Blue. Never streaks or injures them. Ady Kindness a language which the dumb can speak and die deaf under stand. No change in economic rules will help the incompetent.
Filipinos in Pozarrobio forest, Gasinan province capture a famed monkey eating isle. Ornithologists call it the toughest bird in the world with legs and claws described as massive. Fewer than 100 birds remain in the archipelago, each patrolling a wide beat and defending it fiercely against trespass.
New York report details Edelbert H. Lewis of Bloomfield New Jersey racing from Englewood hospital to the Bronx Zoo and back with two tubes of snake serum to save Mrs. Lewis after a copperhead bite during a picnic. Nurse Ruth Weeden assisted at Englewood hospital. Mrs. Lewis, twenty four, recovered well after injections.
Port Townsend Washington diver A E Hook recounts recovering the body of H Healey, cook on the tug Warren, from an octopus after a one hour underwater battle fifty feet deep. Hook pursued the sea monster with a pike pole and severed its tentacles to free the victim.
In Buffalo N Y a mistaken identity arose when a body found in Ellicott Creek resembled Miss Eleanor McCormick. The dead woman was positively identified by her fourteen year old brother Vincent, then confirmed by another brother and a sister through clothing on the body.
In La Conner Washington small birds ride on the backs of loons along the migratory highway. Dyke farmer Hans Lascota reports watching a flock of loons alight on the flats. From within, several score small birds the size of sparrows flew out, with the loons resting on shallow water as their passengers settled in trees along the shore.
A Sunday lesson outlines Samuel's life from childhood to old age, his judgeship, and fearlessly addressing Israel's move to a king. It discusses obedience as national prosperity, the danger of rebellion, Samuel's vindication, and his gracious call to serve the Lord wholeheartedly.
A compact quotation urges readiness to act as opportunities open or close. Marble D Babcock emphasizes grasping chances with timely, decisive action and vigilance.
A compact reflection on influence, noting that impact comes from the qualities behind actions rather than the actions themselves. Thomas Starr King is cited to emphasize attraction by intrinsic virtue rather than activity.
Mandy, an impurance optimist and embodiment of kindness, refuses to admit flaws in others. Her young mistress has many suitors, the latest notably unattractive. A mischievous remark from Miss Marie’s brother prompts Mandy to weigh honesty against charity, finally excusing the suitor’s features.
Capper's Weekly recounts Japanese physician Doctor Takahira using a special thin strong paper sheet to cover a nude form then measuring the dried sheets. He allegedly found 16 square feet were needed to cover a 5 foot 6 inch frame, a detail presented as a curious calculation.
An old advertisement touts Bell-Ans as universally used for correcting over acidity aiding digestion and easing belching gas sourness heartburn nausea and other digestive disorders. It notes over 80 years of use and recommends doctors nurses and dentists endorse this non laxative product and invites free samples from Bell Co Inc Orangeburg N Y.
An aerial bicycle design features a cigar shaped hydrogen balloon with an aluminum bicycle frame beneath and handlebars and pedals that operate a propeller. Invented in England, the apparatus combines balloon lift with pedal powered propulsion.
A clipped fragment from an old Boston Transcript page mixes comic quips and ads. It mentions a laundress singing “O Happy Day” while hanging laundry and a line about a miser and pauper sharing privations. The piece includes sales copy for Ted Cross Ball Blue and a quote about prejudice as an obstacle to progress.
Oregon factory worker Julie Schmidt credits Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with boosting her health after five years of weakness. She says the tonic improved her strength and energy and she willingly advises other women inquiring about the remedy. Address given as 112 Willow St. Silverton Oregon.
The inquiry questions the editor's decision to dismiss the weather forecaster. It notes the forecast claimed warm and fair weather and mentions confusion over the dismissal timing and rationale. The piece reflects newsroom tensions and accountability.
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