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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1931
Page
7
Oldest Ford Driver in Mississippi Reflects on a Long Era
J. M. Crow of Ethel Mississippi is listed as the oldest Ford driver in the state and among the oldest in the nation at age 89. He recalls traveling as a child in a convoy of 30 wagons along the Natchez Trace and remembers General Scott's Chapultepec victory and his Civil War service. Crow later walked 400 miles to his homestead in Ethel and raised a family while witnessing the evolution from early wagons to modern automobiles. Five generations of Crows are seen with his Model A Ford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. Crow
Ethel, Miss
Mississippi
United States
Cobb County
Georgia
Natchez Trace
Scott
Chapultepec
Crow
Ethel
Tofsy
Middle Ac
Mississipi
Bashful Sheriff Outsmarted by Clever Widow Ruse
A sheriff plans a staged visit to widow Mary Watkins to win her hand. Grocer Walter Bumble’s attempted ruse backfires as gossip spreads until widow reveals a phonograph record to deter intruders. The staged romance ends with the sheriff’s awkward defeat and the pair sharing a kiss.
Life's Happiness Found in Doing Unto Others
An elderly man with over eighty years of serene life cites four words as the secret of cheerfulness Thinking of other folks he explains that happiness grows when one avoids harming others not out of fear but to prevent hurting them. He says true joy lies in making others happy and thus nearing personal happiness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam
London
World’s Great Debt to Peruvian Guano Bird
An overview notes the Peruvian guano bird as a highly valuable species with populations in millions on uninhabited Pacific islands. It describes massive guano deposits, stating hundreds of millions of pounds of fertilizer came from a single station and explains the cool west coast currents as a key habitat factor for vast bird concentrations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peru
South America
History of U S silver dollar coinage
The silver dollar’s origin traces to 1792 with initial coinage authority. Key acts altered weight and fineness in 1837, halted coinage in 1873, and allowed recoinnage in 1876 1890 and 1841. Silver purchased under 1891 act was used by 1904, with no further purchases until the 1918 Pittman act, after which silver dollars were issued annually.
Demand and Supply Partners Sell Different Stain-Guard Goods
Two men discuss a business alliance on the way home. One notes an amalgamation with Marples, but the other clarifies they are in partnership yet sell different items. Marples offers a stove polish that stains fingers, followed by a soap that removes it, a paradoxical sales pair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marples
Peculiar Beauty Customs Describe Solomon Islands And Borneo
The piece notes Solomon Islands women whitening hair with coral lime paste and applying an arch of time over eyebrows with time lines crossing cheeks. It also describes Borneo women stretching ear lobes with heavy rings to achieve long tong loops, as reported by the National Geographic Society.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Solomon Islands
Borneo
Dutch East Indies
Hese
National Geographic Society
Live Wire Dangers and Safe Rescuing Methods
A live electrical conductor can kill or injure. rescuers must break contact with insulated tools. For voltages up to 6,600 volts a coat or dry rope loop may be used, but this risks closer contact with the live wire.
Odd Nesting Tale From East Grinstead Totals Eggs and Remains
A young woman found a tit using a letter box as a nest in East Grinstead and laying eight eggs. In a Hartfield bullock stomach were found nails screws bolts and hair pins. A snake driven onto a road by Ashdown forest fires was run over and killed by a motor car. the creature measured over a yard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Grinstead
England
Hartfield
Ashdown Forest
Civic Club Plans 1931 Independence Day Celebration
The Civic Club announces plans to host another Independence Day celebration aiming to outshine last year. They invite people from far and near to return to Browning for a homecoming with a strong park and ball diamond, promising a fuller, festive program for 1931.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Civic Club
Browning
Also Mentioned on This Page
Bran
Town Crier
L. C. Wykoff Produce
By Caroline B. King
FORD
By Jack Woodford
Watkins
Maple Road
Omaha
Walter Bumble
Bumble
Mr. Bumble
Mary
The
Schrock’s
Schrock
L. G
Aes
F. M. Stamper Company
J. R. Williams
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