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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1928
Page
2
A St. Paul Dispatch editorial urges stronger enforcement of Minnesota lighting laws for night driving. It notes two headlights and a rear tail light are required, criticizes exemptions that omit horse drawn vehicles, and calls for a state highway patrol to enforce basic lighting rules on busy highways.
Helen Payson of Portland Maine rises as a golfing talent following the path of Glenna Collett. The Bermuda title and Canadian championship add to her momentum as she trains in New England climate and aims for national honors this year.
Discussion on the function of a loud speaker and the challenge of faithfully converting electrical impulses into sound. It covers frequency range goals from 30 to 10,000 cycles, the need for flat response and uniform sound pressure across bands, and the speaker's role in fidelity audio and harmonic analysis.
A roundup of athlete trades releases and career notes from baseball boxing and track. Brick El dred moves to Wichita Falls Texas league while Frank Welch leaves the Hollywood Stars. Adolph Camilli earns free agency in San Francisco. Lajoie marks fifty third birthday influential as Cleveland manager decades ago. Edith Jensen eyes English Channel swim this summer.
Shields Are Useful Shielding is considered almost a necessity to the modern receiver and is advised for operation in a congested district. While not absolutely essential, encasing the audio section in a shield is also beneficial.
In a Cubs Giants game a poor hitter named Leon Ames hit a dramatic home run off Mordecai Brown after Giants manager John McGraw attempted to pull him from the plate. McGraw angrily criticized his benching decision while Ames laughed his way around the bases. The episode reflects McGraw’s strict discipline and rare postgame humor among players.
In Syracuse New York dynamite sticks were found to be playthings of William J Cook Jr six years old and companions for days They tossed the packages and launched them at each other Then they hid the bright bundles under the porch of the Cook home An investigation has been ordered after the discovery by the boy's father Captain Jeffrey Malone notified authorities
Mrs. Mary Moross, wife of E A Moross, jailed in Hillsdale Michigan, refuses bond to stay in Mosherville seeking protection from alleged gang harassment linked to threats and an effigy on their property. Moross seeks authorities' protection while his wife remains jailed after a rock attack and a later charge of carrying a deadly weapon. The couple attributes the incidents to a campaign to force them from the county, with a pending assault case against Moross in Hillsdale Circuit Court.
In Nicansag City, Riley Rezzidew near his fence is hit when a rambunctious car tears around a corner and collapses the enclosure. The crash is followed by a blast from the vehicle as bystander Gen Lunipuss jokes the fence was being spiteful.
Stephen Keiper a 29 year old mounted policeman confessed to stealing loot worth thousands from about forty Staten Island homes over eighteen months. The burglaries centered on Cedar Grove summer homes and included a complete heating outfit and furnace. Keiper worked at the New Drop precinct and was on duty when many robberies occurred, causing concern to his superiors.
In Clinton county near Lock Haven a mother bear saved two cubs by placing them under a rocky ledge but was overtaken by fire while moving the third cub. The cub was saved by a section crew. the mother bear disappeared. All three cubs are being raised by hand at a game refuge on modified milk, each weighing about four pounds.
Eau Claire Wisconsin Rev John Pohlen of Altoona urged mercy for the men who desecrated his church and stole vestments. Otto Fletschock confessed to three attacks on Holy Angel Catholic church at Brackett and received a reduced sentence after the pastor’s intercession. He pled guilty to three counts with two dropped. Filet schoek was sentenced to three to four years at Green Bay reformatory.
A Bermuda born man is described as knowing his onions. The Louisville Courier Journal notes wartime shortages raise table linen value and highlights Red Cross Ball Blue for better wear. An advertisement urges readers to use it and buy from grocers. A moral line about children and desires ends the fragment.
A reflective aside notes that experience often arrives too late to help. It contrasts risk taking with prudent restraint and suggests conscience can guide actions without prescribing the speaker’s own moral stance.
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