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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1928
Page
2
Dispatch notes motorists should carry a spare fan belt in every car in Stockholm. Traffic officers carry swords. The piece warns against overconfidence in handling autos while working, noting the danger of skidding with ditches and distant help.
In the era of Dave Bancroft leading the Giants, Cohen’s cry of Beauty accompanied strikes. Today a Giant pitcher or fielder may shout Whoop ee when a notable play occurs, preserving the old cowboy yell amid modern action.
The OC battery decreases power drain on the B battery by about 40 percent and minimizes distortion, indicating improved efficiency and signal quality for the system.
Georgia native Paul Easterling, a 23-year-old recruit outfielder for the Detroit Tigers, rises from Army corporal at Fort Lewis to a major league sensation. After hitting home runs in his first three American League games and leading the league with a .625 clip, Easterling’s dramatic ascent mirrors Ty Cobb’s Georgia fame, as teams woo him with MLB offers following his Pacific Coast League and Three-Eye league stints.
The article describes new car design with adjustable pedals and front seat to fit individual drivers. A five inch total adjustment range across clutch and brake pedals and seat fore aft positions suits different leg lengths and builds, improving comfort and safety by ensuring proper control reach and reducing fatigue.
The bulletin lists diverse sports notes including Chip Cissel of Perryville and a Florida archer’s 1175 foot shot. It mentions Walberg and Grove’s two left-handed pitchers, Spain’s velodromes in St Sebastian and Madrid, and Dick Cavill’s 40 yards in 18 seconds in Portland. The piece covers racing purses, Babe Ruth’s home run goal, player trades, Ty Cobb’s 887 steals, and English Greyhound debate plus Oklahoma A and M track upgrades.
The Radio Corporation of America reveals the UX-250 power amplifier tube delivering over three times the undistorted energy of the UX-210. It uses an improved coated ribbon filament, allows greater loudspeaker volume with undistorted output, and can be operated at fractions of its capacity for reserve power.
Ralph Cannon in the Chicago Journal recalls Hack Wilson’s rise from a tough lifelong fighter to a top baseball slugger. Jim Dougherty, Leiperville’s baron, remembered as Wilson’s early benefactor bought his first suit for 1.50 and set him on a path that saw him land with the New York Giants briefly before moves to Toledo Brooklyn Philadelphia and finally the Chicago Cubs where he became one of baseballs premier power hitters.
The photo shows William L. Hayward who will serve for the fifth time on the American Olympic coaching staff. Hayward has been track coach at the University of Oregon for 26 years and has built an enviable record.
Amateur radio clubs are increasing in popularity across South Africa as enthusiasts gather to share expertise, build networks, and participate in regional events. Local organizers report growing membership and rising interest from younger hobbyists.
Lesson outlines Jesus crown of thorns and scornful greeting, then discusses His crucifixion, the inscription, the two thieves, the cry, death, veil rent, and the centurion’s confession with Mary and Joseph of Arimathea involved in burial.
A devotional urging believers to trust in Christ’s victory and enter boldness through faith. It cites the Lion of the tribe of Judah and encourages fearless living under divine power.
The quotation from G Campbell Morgan argues that no Christian man can gain saintliness by retreating from daily duties and ordinary life. It emphasizes living faith in action and engaging with common activities.
Mrs Victor N ScuLensker of Evansville Indiana says she was run down before using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and after taking 12 bottles she feels better. She notes her husband and friends see the improvement and urges others to try the remedy for nervousness and weakness.
An advertisement claims Moone's Emerald Oil reduces inflammation of swollen toe joints and varicose veins. It recommends applying the oil twice daily, offers a two ounce bottle, and promises money back if not satisfied.
J L Baird inventor of television reports a new method to make phonograph records of faces. When a face or object image is transmitted by his television method certain sounds can be heard in a wireless receiver. Some faces sound like a gargle others like a shout.
A playful exchange centers on a ring for Phyllis and a joke about crackerjack. The ad then suggests Ted Cross Ball Blue for a daughter's laundry to keep a dainty appearance, noting some people favor bric-a-brac while others fill rummage sales.
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