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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jul 31, 1930
Page
7
Defects in speech affect about 600000 children and can impede education and employment. Causes include physical malformations and mental factors. early recognition and imitation play roles, with therapy focused on underlying causes to improve articulation and reduce stigma.
Martha Hale, a plain stenographer at a large legal office, is mentored by Nellie a chic blonde who helps her transform with makeup and confidence. Nellie plans a night out and an ambitious plan to attract a typewriter sheik by altering Martha’s appearance and drawing attention in Times Square. Martha gains new self assurance and a warmer reception at the office, aided by Nellie’s scheme.
A report notes widespread confusion over brown bread shortages and regulation. Readers struggle to explain the disappearance of a dark brown loaf as production and quality concerns pressure bakers and markets.
New York reports a gypsy king and 10 000 strong clan seek clues after his 4500 crown and crown prince vanish amid an attempted arranged marriage. The prince Harry Easley, 19, reportedly fled with Mary Stevenson 18 amid tribal law tensions. Police deem it voluntary, with a 50 reward offered for information. Detective William King jokes about playing cupid.
Missouri extension specialist Berley Winton says wheat and oats offer cheaper feed options for both old and young chickens as prices favor wheat over corn. recommended mixes include 100 lb corn with 100 lb wheat or 100 lb corn 100 lb wheat and 100 lb heavy oats. For laying hens a mash of 200 lb corn meal 200 lb ground wheat 200 lb heavy oats 150 lb meat scraps and 7 lb salt is advised. variations depend on oats quality and weight.
Miss Mary I. Sherrill of Mount Holyoke College proposes a patented tear gas to be added to all gas mains in the United States. The gas would cause sneezing and coughing, allegedly forcing would-be suicides to rethink life and death and awaken neighbors, while temporarily incapacitizing victims to deter further harm.
London and New York collectors drive a speculative boom in sporting prints and relics. London auction rooms sold over 300000 dollars worth in recent months, with a top price of 75000 dollars for George Stubbs Eclipse. The craze traces to Lord Woolavington's collection.
Walter Uathaway of Ipswich captured what is believed to be the largest lobster in New England waters. The creature measured 34 inches from claw tip to tail, 20.5 inches nose to tail, 10 inch tail circumference, 20 inch feelers, 7 inch claw width, and 10 inch body circumference.
The note describes hot and dry conditions with little rainfall signs. It lists local residents' health updates including Mary Smith and Boby D. Allen improving, Edgar released from hospital and undergoing Kirksville treatments, and Herman Looper in a St. Louis hospital. It mentions Abby Long confined to bed, Cooper sisters returning from St Louis, and a social visit at D. P. Myers home with several local couples.
D. P. Myers and daughter Charlotte K. visit Iowa with the Keith Myers and Fred Dodson families. Rev. Rudloff of Browning preaches at Morris Chapel Sunday morning and Rev. Ray Tomlin in the evening. R. E. Smith hogs for Bill Morris Friday. Mrs. R. E. Smith Mary and Joe Smith visit Laclede Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Baker visit Purdin Saturday with son and wife Mr. and Mrs. Tom Myers.
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