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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1950
Page
2
An American couple back from abroad described a Louvre painting depicting Adam and Eve with the serpent in the Garden of Eden. The wife added that the piece was especially interesting because they knew the anecdote behind it.
Woman’s square dance outfit features a full ricrac trimmed skirt and peasant blouse. Pattern No 1807 offered in sizes 11 through 18. skirt length 4% yards of fabric 35 or 39 inches and blouse 2% yards. Send 25 cents for Spring and Summer fashion book with pattern and sewing ideas.
An attorney hired a stubborn juror to resist death penalty for his client. After hours deliberation the jury returned a guilty verdict with a life imprisonment recommendation. The bribe-seeking attorney thanked the man who claimed it was tough but successful in swinging the jury.
A London Daily Mail letter advises reading 20 minutes before sleep while using a rubber tube to warm feet by breathing in through the nose and out to the toes. The method reportedly makes the reader glow with heat within five minutes.
A group of visitors gazes into Vesuvius crater. An American man quips that it resembles the infernal regions. An English lady comments on American travelers with amused astonishment at their enthusiasm.
In a playful exchange a young man and his rival tease an older man about age. The elder jokes that an ass is older at twenty than a man at sixty, delivering a quip on aging and perception.
Miranda warns Jeb as she quizzes him about tomorrow. He misreads the day, yet Miranda reveals a plan to kill two ducks for their fifteenth anniversary dinner, while Jeb agrees she is right to push forward.
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