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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Mar 08, 1923
Page
6
Mary Stewart Cutting Jr recalls meeting Rupert Hughes who veered conversations toward others' work, admires his empathy, notes his long career from Yale to editor roles and prolific output in stories, novels, plays, and moving pictures, and mentions his work Peachblow on marriage.
The tale follows Ellen Anne Green nicknamed Peachblow, born amid wonder and gifted with power to alter the past. She seeks love and marriage, casting about for a worthy partner, with Claude Winsor emerging as the leading suitor. Her father and mother react as the narrative unfolds.
A fanciful tale follows Peachblow through a string of ill fated marriages from a Los Angeles film star to a lawyer and an overworked physician culminating in a kitchen pan epiphany. The tale ends with her reuniting with Claude Winsor as the world tilts from chaos to comic harmony.
Ann-Maria Ezell plots escape from a looming marriage to rich widower Sam Todd. She gains aid from lodge workers who praise her cooking and sew her into new clothes, drawing multiple suitors while Lem Ezell remains a looming obstacle to the family plot.
A Pennsylvania farmer found an old musket loaded with two silver shillings dated 1781 wadded in a Bible leaf, with a hair strand and a quotation. The discovery suggests a colonial era belief in charms to dispel witches and spirits.
A London Answers note recalls the crinoline’s long history from 1530 origins in Paris to its English adoption as the farthingale and later hoop petticoats. It chronicles revivals in 1711 and 1744 with a dramatic diameter, its 1796 decline, and mid 19th century returns.
Two new instruments the target computer and the battery computer will be installed to direct fire of the coast defense guns at the Panama canal. Telescopes at fixed observation stations receive airplane observations and transmit them to the computers which calculate distance speed direction and aim for distant targets.
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