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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Mar 07, 1929
Page
6
Mr Mayer of the Automobile Club of Illinois urges drivers to give a fifty fifty break to fellow motorists on the highway. He says courteous road conduct begins with self practice and promotes better relations among travelers.
Announcement says Nashville financier Rogers Caldwell bought controlling interest in the Nashville Baseball Club from Jack Whaley and Stanley Horn, holding three fifths of the stock. Col. Jake Ruppert of the New York Yankees may form a partnership with Caldwell to use the Vols to absorb overflow of ball players.
A Rio de Janeiro statistic notes about 85 percent of cars are open convertibles while a broader line claims globally there is one vehicle per 277 people. The Ohio State Journal stresses pedestrian and motorist cooperation for peak city traffic safety.
The Madison Square Garden Corporation secured Max Schmeling by contract for two years with MSG gaining exclusive rights to his services. Acting GM Col John A Hammond persuaded the German heavyweight to sign, with a clause requiring him to fight under the garden's auspices in his first title appearance if he wins. This marks the first boxing contract tying a champion to a single promoter for two years.
Walter Sagen urged naturalized foreign born golfers be given spots on national teams. He spoke at a dinner in Mollywood as Hagen announced a Europe trip with a team of native born players and called for equal opportunity for citizenships holders in American professional golf.
Hagen argues international golf matches are just a game and not crucial to national pride. He notes that Americans should represent well and believes equal competition could sustain the sport, even if Britain wins, for the good of golf worldwide.
Ty Cobb plans a year abroad in Europe starting in June. The piece notes several sports items and opinions across baseball boxing football golf and racing with various names and events.
A thrilling scene erupted during the ice boat tilting races on the Shrewsbury River at Red Bank New Jersey. The ice boat regatta drew a pointed crowd to the river banks as spectators watched the dramatic moment.
1911 12 tests on Connecticut Ave Montgomery Md show bituminous macadam asphaltic concrete and brick sections remain serviceable after about 16 years of heavy use with minimal maintenance. Coburn reports Bay State highway costs by material with bituminous macadam at 480 per mile and asphalt concrete at 326. maintenance per mile ranges 124 to 147 depending on foundation. New York notes asphalt roads over ten years old among 3 000 miles.
March lesson outlines Baptism and the Lord's Supper with key scriptural points. It covers Jesus baptism, the Great Commission, the Lord's Supper's institution, significance, and qualifications for participation, emphasizing obedience and church unity.
Phillips Milk of Magnesia promotes itself as a perfect anti acid to ease sour stomach and indigestion after hearty meals. It claims medical endorsement and mass consumer trust. The product is presented as pleasant to take and a long standing trademark of Charles H Phillips Chemical Co since 1875.
Inspirational verse notes the blessing for those with clean hands and a pure heart who seek the Lord in His holy place. Psalm 24 3 5 emphasizes moral integrity as a prerequisite for divine favor and ascension.
A condensed proverb warns against revenge as a response to harm. The line attributes the idea to Dr. Walund Hoyt and presents a moral stance on restraint rather than retaliation.
An old health column promotes Syrup Pepsin as a natural, non habit forming treatment for constipation and related symptoms. It urges following three rules: keep the head cool, the feet warm, and the bowels open, offering a free trial from Monticello Illinois.
A stray story notes a theater scene where a play stirs strong laughter and amusement. The quotation contrasts cool theater with a house full of delight and comic energy.
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