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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Mar 28, 1929
Page
3
Castoria brings quick comfort to fretful babies and upset stools. It is a vegetable product doctors endorse and safe for the youngest infant. Used in emergencies for constipation or colic, mothers keep an extra bottle at home. It also helps older children per the accompanying booklet.
Little Gene and his sister prepare for bed. Eva prays. Gene refuses. After maternal scolding she says if he won t say prayers he will be watched by a guardian angel only for sister. Gene retorts that sister s angel can watch over him too.
A laundress hums Oh Happy Day while drying laundry with Red Cross Ball Blue, describing a happy day. A man on parole demonstrates good behavior to gain release, illustrating reform.
Hoboken police pursue a mysterious death of James Paul Sheridan of West New Brighton. A yellow purse was found under a trolley trestle near the crime scene, with photos on the body suggesting possible ties to gangsters or a personal grudge. Sheridan, an auto mechanic, had worked for Tompkins Bus and Merritt Chapman & Scott Salvaging, and was reported to be home-loving with no known romantic ties.
William A. Radford offers free advice on practical home building to readers at his Chicago address. The feature outlines a colonial style house plan with a central hall, living and dining rooms, sun room, kitchen, breakfast nook, four upstairs rooms, and a bath, totaling 28 by 24 feet plus sun room and porch. Exterior shingles with a silvery finish mimic sea air.
A bobcat from the Provo mountains wandered into Salt Lake City and attacked a barber shop. Police pursued for about twenty minutes before capturing the animal, which died in custody. Local horses fear new law enforcement.
Lloyd West, a Black man, was arrested after a public celebration for his release. Patrolman Quentin Heyne testified seeing West walk unsteadily along Seventh Street Northwest exchanging pleasantries with passersby. West claimed five years had been served for theft of assorted goods and drinks.
Shellac provides a durable fast drying finish for interiors and furniture. It offers elastic, scratch resistant coating, works as a filler and undercoat, and comes in orange and white forms for different woods. Use large brushes, apply in one direction, and allow time between coats for best results.
A sleeping porch attached to the child’s room is a novelty. Reed furniture options include rockers tables tea carts sofas and chaise longues. A fern stand or window boxes suits the sunroom with flowers. A canary in a cage adds color and a sand table fits the space. Children would love a real porch swing with striped awning and cushions.
Doctors explain that irregular or extra heartbeats are normal in many cases and may occur when resting after exercise. Dr Raisbeck of New York says such pacemaker changes cause the sensation, and fear should not follow the irregularity or be used to frighten patients.
A Northside girl named Her Method Jean wakes her sleeping father to beg him to soften his snoring so as not to wake her cherished pet chickie in the basement. The brief anecdote from the Indianapolis News depicts a child’s gentle concern over a hidden brood.
A recent L'Europe Nouvelle issue notes a French critique of White Shadows in the South Seas. The writer concedes some sentimentality but applauds the film for ending without a marriage, calling the development a clear sign of progress.
A playful claim suggests people generate happiness by effort, but notes aging may dampen mood and energy. It hints that after seventy, enthusiasm and friendships might wane, though personal outlook remains a factor.
An X-ray outfit exposes conditions in tree trunks not detectable by ordinary examination. The device highlights internal defects and diseases, offering a new method for assessing timber quality.
Ad promotes Red Cross Bail Blue laundry product for baby clothes claiming no streaks or damage and notes it is sold by all good grocers. The second line adds a quip about a dog with a collar not guaranteeing victory in a fight.
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