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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Mar 17, 1927
Page
3
A London-based note says the pair have a long history as bridge partners and remain fond of each other. The quip suggests a lasting bond described as a love match.
The Kansas City used car dealers claim the largest two week sales in their history and promise rebuilt models at low prices. They offer to cover railroad fares for buyers and advertise forty tours ranging from $50 to $100. Betty asks to attend the circus while Aunt Sarah is visiting.
A recipe fragment describes Graham muffins mixing white flour warm molas granam nourishment Trevel tap salt Sep sugar one cup make Tevel tap one cup egg beaten well and baking powder.
Fragmentary note lists ingredients like flour baking powder and salt with butter and melted butter. Mentions names and phrases but no coherent steps or measurements. Partially legible text hints at a pane recipe and a 22 minute step or pattern, but lacks full context.
A fragment quotes Stockholm Kasper asking what a dictator is and remarks it’s easy to see he’s not married, reflecting local folklore style and social humor.
Missouri House votes 72 to 60 against the 85 agency consolidation plan by the Missouri Association for Economy in Public Expenditures. The measure would create seven departments, a state budget system, central purchasing, and a uniform accounting method. Senate action pending.
The study outlines Jesus preparing a heavenly home, the coming again to take believers to heaven, and the resurrection of the body. It emphasizes faith in God and Christ, the glorified future state, and living to please the Lord with purity in anticipation of divine judgment.
A compact reflection on resisting temptation. It warns that yielding to temptation weakens us while resisting strengthens us, urging that we should not serve sin and that there is no need for evil thoughts. The fragment cites Living Message and Echoes as sources.
An article advises using Jad Salts to flush kidneys and prevent bladder and kidney problems. It links back pain, cloudy urine, and other symptoms to sluggish kidneys and promotes soft water and Jad Salts as a safe, inexpensive remedy for cleansing the kidneys and purifying the blood.
Water for hundreds of overhead sprinkler systems spreads with electric pumping as farmers in Virginia and Pennsylvania adopt irrigation for alfalfa and other crops. A Virginia farmer uses electric pumping to raise alfalfa. a Pennsylvania grower near Altoona covers 80 acres with water irrigation. Estimates show 400 kilowatt hours per acre per season, with yields rising and costs offset by insurance-like relief. Red Cross Ball Blue advertises laundry use.
A reader complaints the expression you all is used for a single person in Western and Southern stories and asks if a rule exists. Another reader says it is heard in Massachusetts Ohio Washington and at a New York City ferry and often used in the singular.
Advertises Bell-Ans as a non laxative relief for belching gas headaches heartburn and other digestive issues. Claims doctors nurses and dentists endorse it and offers free samples from Bell Co Orangeburg NS.
A well behaved child dining with his parents at the Claypool hotel bid farewell to the staff saying the cake was good and he had a nice time. The note, from Indian Falls News, highlights courteous conduct during a meal.
Troops assigned to New Guinea during the wartime occupation printed unauthorized stamps to address a shortage after surcharges were applied to ordinary postage. A printing error created a collectible misprint later sold to Sydney dealers. Some soldiers sold the stamps before philatelists intervened and officials moved those involved.
A playful exchange of affection expresses a wish to bring continual joy. The speaker promises to find humor in daily moments and to keep the other person smiling.
A Monticello Illinois physician Dr W B Caldwell with 47 years practice warns against harsh purges for constipation in children. The ad promotes Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin as a gentle harmless laxative that establishes natural bowel regularity and offers a free sample bottle by request.
The fragment notes the artist’s despair as he must repaint his wife, with the husband and wife dynamic implied by repeated painting. The text hints at emotional strain and artistic struggle though details are limited.
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