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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Mar 20, 1930
Page
8
The Maytag Company unveils a new washer at its Newton Iowa plant highlighting a multi million dollar expansion. It features an all aluminum tub roller water remover enclosed oil packed drive and an auto shift lever intended for both home and farm use.
The five act play The Wren was staged by our High School Junior Class under Miss Iea Street at the Electric Theatre last Friday night. A full house saw the young performers deliver a lively show with strong audience enthusiasm.
This week marks thirty three years since Missouri enacted the State Board of Charities to reform penal, correctional and charitable institutions. Early reports describe overcrowded lunatic asylums and poorhouses with inmates left unseparated and exposed to crime and degradation.
A Rev A H Lord at St James Episcopal tells a fable about a hen nest producing 12 chicks, eleven girls and one boy whose arrival leads to village woe but a final joke about his ministry. The Milwaukee Journal notes the lighthearted anecdote.
Government weather bureau expands substations to warn growers in Florida of freezing threats. Under A. Mitchell, Jacksonville, Walter J. Bennett will inaugurate stations at Sarasota Elfers and Winter Haven with others planned in northwest and southeast Florida. Existing posts at Plant City and Arcadia.
In Gettysburg Pennsylvania a devoted collie’s incessant barking led neighbors to check on Flora Hartzell eighty two. They found her unconscious in the garden after a paralytic attack.
The text discusses using yellow sparingly and favoring blue mauve or gray for sunlit south rooms while suggesting yellow golden brown or rose for north facing spaces. It notes factors like house size street distance room size and ceiling height as important in choosing color backgrounds.
The text cautions buyers about overemphasizing personal taste in house design. It argues that excessive individuality can weaken a home’s market value and stresses listening to seasoned builders and architectural experts to avoid costly missteps.
The Huntsville Times urges county and Tennessee valley sections to plant shade trees along roadways. The goal is attractive roadways that impress visitors and encourage them to stay.
A witty Passing Show line from London contrasts two twin sisters. One curses the kiss with a threat to tell ma, while the other vows to inform pa, highlighting their playful distinctions.
A terse frontier exchange recalls a hunter and a mounted companion as a shotgun roars and a wolf lies dead before them. The line hints at danger and rugged frontier life without graphic detail.
A brief sentence notes a witty take on marriage by the Louisville Courier-Journal, describing a bond as difficult to break when a wife can share her husband.
Quotation framing success as the outcome of steady effort and patient labor. It attributes achievement to persistent work and waiting, credited to J G Holland.
A whimsical note compares a kiss to a math pun about division by two and by nothing. It blends playful wordplay with cats and arithmetic.
A Swedish inventor reports a linseed oil substitute produced from native raw materials. The breakthrough aims to provide an alternative oil for industrial uses and may impact supply dynamics in the sector.
The article explains Canada as one of several self governing nations within the British empire, forming the British commonwealth. It notes allegiance to the commonwealth and its ruler, not to England, Scotland, or Wales. It states the prime minister is the government’s head, while the governor general acts as the nominal head appointed by the king.
The port of London is a bustling barging hub with around 10,000 barges operating along its 170 miles of tidal banks. Barges load from and discharge into docks, wharves, warehouses, and factors, continually moving goods to and from the river.
Sam Johnsing and Victrol Jackson stroll the boulevard on Saturday night when a handsome young colored woman gives Sam a sharp look. Victrola demands to know who the woman is, and Sam replies that tomorrow night will be harder to explain to Victrol who she is.
A fragment notes stage actions about handling obstruction and the need for a mop to clean up slush. It hints at prior lines about objections and a faster method, but only partial text remains. The readable part focuses on practical stage maintenance and cleanliness procedures during a performance.
A fragmented message shows a speaker criticizing another for trying to shape the world after their own image. The tone hints at social media or online discourse and self perception without clear context or concrete outcomes.
An Eastern young man facing debts of 3000 dollars crafts a hopeful message about repayment and a plan to start anew, showing stubborn optimism despite financial strain.
A humorous clipping notes that monkey gland remedies won t halt aging and jokes that a stroll through the zoo reveals the truth.
A note on the use of the spelling Ye as an old printing method for the article the. It is often pronounced ye though historically it represents the thy form or older typographic practice.
The article notes graves differ in depth with urban areas commonly at six feet while rural plots are typically four feet deep. It discusses factors like soil, moisture, and local practices affecting burial depths.
A fragment notes Tibet's valleys exceed the Rockies in altitude, indicating substantial vertical geography. The statement implies Tibet's terrain reaches greater heights, highlighting extreme elevations in the region.
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