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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1941
Page
6
A young couple weighs marriage against seeing a show as they park before a theater. The girl favors marrying now with a quick retreat to the booth. An English tourist at Niagara Falls reacts calmly to grand water mileage, questioning the day’s total output.
A wartime tone piece explains three U S approaches to bolster South American trade against Nazi influence. It discusses voluntary cooperation, incentives, and controversial graft as tools, with comments from officials and economists on economic warfare and the North American role.
A vivid scene in a public setting details economic pressure measures and a ceremonial gathering. A soft speaking man discusses using economic leverage while a Rockefeller dinner party atmosphere unfolds with social commentary on priorities and power. The piece notes railroad retirement arrears and a call for reader input.
A vintage ad promotes a 32 page booklet of exercises to fix waistline bulges and dowager's hump. It claims middle age begins at the middle and promises posture corrections for shoulders bust arms and legs along with routines for foot trouble and nervous tension.
Reader services at 635 Sixth Avenue New York offer copy of Best Exercises for Health and Beauty for 10 cents. Add a coin to request the booklet.
A dead great skua, famed for its power and long flights, was donated to the Smithsonian Institution in Washington. The bird, captured in the Atlantic, preys on penguin eggs and chicks, with remnants of meals found near penguin colonies. A British aircraft has been named after the skua.
Unhappily, in the scales of human judgment the clear dictates of reason are too often outweighed by the blind impulse of the passions. Sir James Frazer.
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