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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Mar 27, 1930
Page
2
The chapter recalls a ventriloquist guest who amuses the family, especially Martha, with songs and voices from dolls. Sam offers extra pay to keep him, but he stays as the household “Perpetual Guest.” The daughters Gabrielle and Danielle arrive, and romance begins between John and Danielle as Gabrielle’s laughter brightens the scene.
The Canneziano sisters arrive at the Desert Moon stirring money schemes and treachery as Danny and Gaby clash over John. Jealousies flare between Martha and Gaby while Chad idealizes the pair, and a power struggle unfolds among the ranch crew during May and June.
Sam Stanley proprietor of the Desert Moon ranch informs Mary Magin that his former wife's twin daughters Danielle and Gabrielle will live at the ranch. Their mother is dead and their father Daniel Canneziano, the reason for Sam's divorce, is in prison. Sam has an adopted son John now grown, a daughter Martha aged twenty one who is healthy but mentally weak, nurse Martha Ollie Ricker in residence, with residents wanderer Hubert Hand and John’s wartime friend Chadwick Caufield also present.
The piece describes wariness of South African baboons at night. Leopards may ambush sleeping troops, and baboons can surround and tear apart marauders. Rock pythons also threaten them, yet troops sometimes destroy snakes. Baboons fear all snakes and respond with extreme alarm to hiss and presence, yet distinguish safe berries from poisonous ones.
The article defines ultra violet as the portion of light beyond the violet end of the spectrum. It notes the term light rays that are invisible to the naked eye and are associated with high energy.
Mrs. H. M. Smith of Topeka Kansas praises California Fig Syrup for her five year old son. She recalls using it since he was one and says it keeps him healthy and helps with cold fevers and upset stomachs. The ad notes over four million bottles used yearly and physician endorsement for fifty years with the word California on the bottle.
Lady Townshend comments on suffragettes and emancipation, arguing history proves women did not need emancipation while noting men have long been enslaved by beauty and cleverness. She sums up with the proverb that only the brave desert the fair.
Many people misread indigestion as a persistent condition. An acid imbalance can be corrected in minutes with Phillips Milk of Magnesia which neutralizes acid and relieves sourness and gas after meals.
Commentator Hi Ho reflects in Washington Star on how displays of wealth intemperately cue vanity and mislead a man into thinking his house and clothes earn genuine admiration rather than mere attention.
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