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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1920
Page
7
The Ohio State Journal argues that cities need apartment houses to meet demand but stresses that building many independent homes is better for the community. It notes abundant vacant lots, affordable single homes for small families, and the ideal of ownership with a yard and garden.
Popular Mechanics describes a public park fixture with sanitary drinking fountains and dog watering troughs. A four sided concrete base supports a frosted glass globe lamp and two metal basins for dogs opposite each other. Four porcelain enamel fountains flank the base for both adults and children.
The Cleveland Betterment council promotes a City Beautiful campaign to make Cleveland healthful clean and attractive. Residents who maintain their yards and property will receive commendations while a drive to clean up the city and plant greenery is urged. Where there is no yard window or porch boxes should surround homes to enhance curb appeal.
Rice is the staple for about one third of people worldwide and has over a thousand varieties. The plant resembles wheat but bears a head of fine stalks with grains enclosed by a husk called paddy. Rice is broadly divided into two main groups, with upland rice grown in drier soils.
Evelyn schemes to exchange a peach gown for a suit to aid her finances but finds the store forbids exchanges on the special model. She fears Laurie’s wrath as she faces a $65 charge and a wrecked vanity after her impulsive purchase. Uncle Sandy arrives, easing her nerves as she confesses fear of Laurie's forgiveness.
A casual note urges sending the home town paper to a friend who stays here. The speaker emphasizes regular delivery and asks not to address the friend too often, promising satisfaction with the gesture.
An aging Woodville man John Marshall plans to gift his old house to Edna and her fiancé Barry while three daughters pursue social towers with new houses. After a risky investment, the men fail, Edna and Barry return to care for the old home as Marshall faces a county purchase offer of thirty thousand dollars.
A brief, reflective sentence notes the common belief that future punishment will fall on one’s neighbor. No identifiable individuals or organizations are named in the readable text.
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