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Browning Leader Record in Browning, Missouri

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Browning Leader Record

Location

Browning, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Mar 07, 1912

Page

2

The Glatz Prison Escape of Captain Lux

Captain Lux, a French officer sentenced for espionage, recounts his meticulous Christmas Eve breakout from Glatz fortress. He used hidden tools, waxed cord, invisible ink, and a rope ladder to scale the wall, evade a sentry, and reach safety toward Mittelwalde and Paris with funds telegraphed from Budapest.

Latude Monte Cristo Glatz Lux Paris Frederic Masson Napoleon Josephine Imperatrice Et Reine Josephine Repubice Captain Lux Mittelwalde Austria Budapest Telph Karl Noel

Looking Glass Graves Tale From Raleigh Superstition

A Raleigh report describes a negro graveyard superstition where graves are covered with broken looking glasses and bottles. An elderly witness recalls a fear of spirits and chants, noting lookin glasses frightening spirits and shaping graveyard beliefs.

Raleigh N. C New York

Make Each Day Count Says Monroe E Phillips

The quote urges persistency to avoid wasted days and missed opportunities. It warns that lost days accumulate, pushing one from potential success to failure if not managed daily.

Monroe E. Phillips Dairy Association CO MFRS Lyndonville

When Mamma Fell to Beam on a Tram

A little girl amid a tramcar crowd charms passengers with stories of Santa bringing two dolls. She says one doll’s hair falls off like her mother’s. The murmured amusement shifts to a somber note as the mother’s expression changes from smile to unease.

Mamma

Car buys runabout and calls it a runup after bills

The Car. Knicker-Thought Jones bought a runabout. Bocker- Yes, but after the bills came in he called it a runup.

Jones Bocker

Farmlands for Rent or Sale and Odd Cure Claims

Fragmentary items show farm listings offering land for rent or sale on crop payments and an ad promising a one day cold cure with laxative bromide tablets. A line notes J Mulhall of Sioux City Iowa. A quip about brave men facing a parson with a short haired woman appears.

J. Mulhall Sioux City

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