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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jul 11, 1929
Page
2
Legal copyright and service notice indicating ownership by Brentano's and The Ridgeway Co for a 1923 publication. References the New York World News Service. No further details of content provided.
The group reassesses Lord Chesley's explicit instructions as Betty recalls a decoded note. They debate whether the treasure remains hidden in a drain passage, amid doubts about eroded clues and the reliability of ancient parchments. Betty urges action while Hugh, Nikka, and Vernon weigh the next move.
The party lowers into a damp passage and discovers a vast hoard of gold and jewels behind a hidden stone. King notes Byzantium coins and emperors while Betty and Hugh reveal inscriptions by Andronicus. Estimates surge toward millions, with danger looming from rival factions and a lurking thief.
The group climbs from a glittering vault to the atrium soaked and exhausted after two crowded days. Tension rises as Mrs Hilyer plots revenge and Malhkouf warns of international complications while Nikka offers a possible capture of two reluctant figures.
A Texas printer, angered by a doctor’s bid request for thousands of letterheads, replies with a mock surgical bid. He asks for quotations on an appendectomy operation in varied incisions with and without purse, promising further procedures if the appendix is sound or removed, to save future cutting costs.
The piece explains Soviet divorce and marriage laws, noting simple dissolution by leaving the partner and paying about $1.50. It remarks the christening of children has faded, and describes how a Communist father may name a child in a workplace ceremony with names like Mai or Oktyabr and Ninel for girls.
During World War I a prospector in an old tunnel near Libby Montana spotted coarse mica like flakes that swelled when heated. The mineral vermiculite was later found in large quantities with potential uses noted by the Geological Survey due to lightness and low heat conductivity.
The Automobile Club of Southern California reports several members over ninety years old. Secretary Stan Mitchell laments that a man who ages past ninety has likely never seen a car or has already seen them all before them seeing him.
Mrs Human Dynamo asks why Miss Strong trims stationery corners while preparing a circular letter for circulation. The exchange highlights a petty formatting dispute in an office setting.
An advertisement touts 20 Mule Team Borax as a solution for dirty children’s garments. It advises soaking with Borax to loosen dirt and using Borax with soap during washing.
The Kansas City Star carries a bulletin urging harsher treatment of bees to boost results. The advice contrasts gentleness with firmness and suggests bees respond to tougher handling. The quotation urges beekeepers to avoid coddling.
Autobiographical remark cited by Yvonne and Yvette in Brooklyn Eagle notes a controversial man named Chester who is frequently discussed whenever he speaks.
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