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Browning Leader Record

Location

Browning, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Jun 06, 1929

Page

2

Night Rescue and Secret Tunnel at Tokaiji Harbor

In a tense escape, Kara confronts Conton while Watkins, Hugh, and Jack free Nikka from a dungeon. They discover a hidden sewer passage beneath Tokaiji’s house leading to the Curlew and plan a future stealth strike on the criminals. Betty helps set Nikka’s dislocated shoulder. The group debates strategy as Touton’s gang looms.

Conton Kara Kara Tokaiji Touton Nikka Hugh Watkins Watty Betty Raven Miss Getty Jack Mr. Jack King Zoomz Ther Hugh Ann I House of the Married Tokaiji Vernon Kink al Ivelly Chesby Vernon Jack Lewe Wattkins Dad Nikia

Zones in Space Where Silence Is Absolute

The text explains how air thins with altitude, becoming nearly oxygen free by 30 miles and extremely rare above 25 miles. It notes light passes with little scattering, darkness and cold prevail, and meteors at 100 miles suggest a tenuous atmosphere of unknown gases.

Mutual Taste Little Leslie Purchases Dog Treats

Leslie is sent to buy dog biscuits but returns with a bag of assorted cream cookies after paying with a half crown. He explains he bought something both he and the dog could enjoy, surprising his father with the change of eightpence.

Leslie Fle Duddie

Tame Fish at Battersea Park Draw Crowds

Visitors report unusually tame carp in the Battersea Park lake during a weekend outing. Fish about a foot long approach the water's edge for food dropped from fingers, with ducks and moor hens joining the scramble. Spectators call them a noted park sight.

Battersea Park London Chronicle

Telegraph history note in Canada 1847 ring

A history note recalls the first telegraph ring in Canada erected in 1847 by the Torofjo Hamill company in Ton Niagara and St Catharpe.

Missouri News Nuggets Highlights State Events

Jefferson City reports Charles Nagle of St. Louis attended Lincoln University board session, discussing raising standards to match other negro universities. The Legislative Revision Union backs A. M. Baird as secretary with Donnelly as Senate chair and Painter as vice-chair. A clemency plea for James Seward is set for June 6 before the Penal Board. Springfield closes its grand lodge session of I.O.O.F. with 1,000 delegates departing. Moreland, longtime school clerk, joins Warrensburg State Teachers College faculty. Poplar Bluff notes the death of Mrs. A. J. McFadden and finding of her mother. Fulton reports a highway collision injuring Leslie Fleming. J. R. Kelso and Roy Taylor elected to William Woods College boards. Mrs. Nicholas Kimmick dies near Fulton.

Jefferson City Charles Nagle St. Louis Commerce and Labor Taft Lincoln University Higher Institution of Learning Nagle Cau'¢eld Org Cnion A. M. Baird Jasper County House Senate Phil M. Donnelly Lebanon William S. Elmer Dent County Baird William R. Painter Carrollton James Seward A. L. McCawley Carthage McCawley Seward Jefferson County Hiram Lloyd Arthur M. Hyde Andrew Deck Herculaneum Deck MccCawley Springfield I. O. O. F. Grand Lodge Grand Lodge M.S. McGuire Victoria Huntington Assembly Charles M. Perry Marshall J. M. Stover James C. ‘Thornton Kansas City Lynn C. Shepard Arrow Rock Grand Guardian B. F. Hayes Liberty Grand Herald Henry M. Harvey Webb City John M. Ward Louisiana A. C. Moreland State Superintendent of Charles A. Lee State Teachers’ Training College Warrensburg State Bates County State University At Columbia Warrensburg College Poplar Bluff Roy Stewart A. J. McFadden

Old Folks Say Dr Caldwell Was Right

The text promotes Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin as a gentle, safe laxative for constipation biliousness headaches and indigestion. It touts decades of use since 1875 claims mild herbs and pepsin provide gentle relief without narcotics and invites readers to obtain a free trial bottle from Monticello Illinois.

Caldwell Medical College

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