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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Mar 08, 1928
Page
3
Mrs J. C. of Box 249 Schoolfield Virginia credits Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with improving her health after years of weakness. She says five bottles let her stand, do housework, feed the chickens, milk the cow, and tend the pigs without trouble.
Father laments car problems after a test run yesterday, noting it ran fine then. Bobby points out the issue may be the car’s newness, suggesting a simple reading of the situation.
A humorous European snippet reports a dialogue about making a living with a flutist or an aviator tone. The brief exchange sits in Lustige Kolner Zeitung noting wry social observation.
An old advertisement touts Bromo Quinine tablets as a remedy that relieves headaches by curing colds. It advises looking for the signature BE. W. Grove on the box and notes a 30 cent price.
A fragment notes Red Cross Ball Blue for laundry to lengthen service as war prices double for cotton and linen. A brief quip about people lacking humor and a remark about grocers appears in the fragment.
Louis Knapp, a Jersey City fireman, was hoisted by his crushed right leg when a steel cable snagged him. Engineer Chester Cudahy stopped the crane. Knapp directed workers to disassemble the hoist to save his limb. He remained conscious until hospital arrival.
Cedar Rapids Iowa. George C Clark a Wadena farmer owes his life to a coach hound and a white collie. Clark collapsed between Milwaukee railroad tracks as the dogs alerted a passing train. The hound jumped onto the locomotive pilot and rode to his side while the collie stayed with him until the train stopped.
Mrs Eleanor Pressley aged 32 confessed to strangling her three week old son with a towel to spare him from poverty she had endured. Police report details her motive and the alleged crime in Cleveland.
Richard Overly, age thirteen, seized a broken rail warning flag from a red tablecloth and waved it from a stick to halt an oncoming train in Swedesboro New Jersey local incident note
In a frontier hut Frank Lamson contemplates revenge on Ellen’s husband Tom Wilkerson. He plans to borrow two thousand pounds to ruin Wilkerson but dies of fever before acting. Thorndyke finds Lamson's paperweight, a dull sapphire believed worth three thousand pounds, hinting at a hidden treasure.
Justice Darling humorously defined nagging as the constant reiteration of unpleasant truths during a domestic action. A male witness struggled to specify what he meant by nagging, prompting the judge to offer the definition.
Lesson outlines Jesus inviting weary disciples to rest, teaching the crowd with compassion, and feeding the five thousand with five loaves and two fish. It stresses dependence on Christ, the disciples’ role in distribution, and the need for personal reception of Jesus for eternal life.
The quotation argues that some Christians magnify themselves while others magnify Christ. It states growth in the sight of the Lord reveals true grace and goodness from God, urging humility and devotion.
Rural districts in Great Britain show reluctance to join the army with many recruits delayed as agricultural labor demands rise and emigration offers easier options.
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