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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jul 13, 1939
Page
7
Young Jane Barnes living with her brother Baldwin in Sherwood Park near Washington is unfazed by news that Edith Towne was left at the altar by Delafield Simms a wealthy New Yorker.
In a moonlit kitchen Jane Barnes consoles Evans a wounded veteran who fears crowds and a future away from home. She agrees to speak to his mother as cousins visit and Baldy returns with violets as a peace offering. The scene ends with Baldy ready to share earthshaking news.
Young Baldwin Barnes stops on a bridge and helps a striking runaway woman in a blue hat. He ferries her up a icy hill to safety then drives her toward Georgetown for coffee and a plan to reach Virginia by trolley. The pair share guarded questions and a growing, tense intrigue.
A census shows the pronghorn antelope population rising from 26 600 in 1922 24 to 131 555 in the country now more than five times the 15 years earlier total. The article notes its unique taxonomic status and distinctive rump hair rosettes and credits renewed wildlife interest for its recovery.
Article explains how most lightning travels from cloud top to bottom, with occasional bolts from cloud base striking ground structures such as trees barns or transmission lines.
A timeless kitchen feature outlines a morning prep menu for quick dinner service. Pineapple Upside Down Loaf, Tomatoes Stuffed With Macaroni, Buttered Fresh Peas, Minted Pear Salad, Hot Biscuits, and Strawberry Fluff are described with step by step hints. A sale pitch for Eleanor Howe's Household Hints book circulates alongside the recipes.
Pure cellulose curtains resembling rare chintzes are debuting in 1939. They cost less than 10 dollars to redrape an entire house and can be discarded when soiled for similar laundering costs. The drapes resemble vellum, feel like fine percale, and come finished with matching tie backs in multiple patterns and lengths.
Summer guests will appreciate a cheerful guest room with a cohesive style. Include a chest of drawers, a smart vanity, bedside lamp and table, a chaise longue, and a selection of books and magazines. A good mattress and spring are the most important comfort features.
Logs designed for apartments are compressed from sawdust and shavings, burn four hours each, are bone dry and uniform in size, with no splinters. They store neatly in a closet and produce colored flames of blue orange purple or green similar to driftwood fires.
Consumers learn outdoor dining can be pleasant when screens banish flies. The article suggests adding screening to living or dining rooms to create airy spaces with windows on three sides while preventing insect nuisance.
Sealing jellies requires paraffin that is smoking hot to sterilize and seal. Tilt the glass so melted paraffin forms a side seal and a top cover.
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