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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
May 14, 1925
Page
7
Leboeuf recounts a long ago revenge saga linking Rathway to his lost wife and a hidden mine. Lee confronts the danger as Joyce's captivity escalates, while Father McGrath cautions that law and public opinion hinder arrest options.
In a remote cliffside hut Rathway plots to keep Joyce captive while nursing a treacherous alliance with Estelle. Lee and Leboeuf, aided by Father McGrath, prepare to confront the gang as Rathway contemplates murder to secure gold and power. The scene ends with two unseen figures entering the hut, setting up a confrontation.
An instructional piece advises on correct putting stance and grip, emphasizing eyes over the ball, keeping the putter close to the body, and testing contact along a marked spot. It discusses club head position, back swing limits, grip method, and basic rules awareness for better play.
Rathway eyes Estelle with bitter hate and demands her where abouts. Estelle retorts that the question is none of his concern as the tense exchange continues.
In Baker Street Elliott and Fry's window an exhibit of country life photographs includes a basket of fresh eggs. Page asks why eggs are there and Herman Finck jokes a hen has gone in for a sitting, a line Seymour Hicks quips in Chestnuts Re Roasted.
An old country mansion turned club sits amid a sylvan park golf course. A visitor admires the oak hall and trophy mounts, joking about who killed the animals with a golf ball in this curious local vignette.
Scientific authority explains that Earth is continually submerged in atmospheric waves much larger than ocean waves. Air currents over water or across differing air masses create waves with troughs and crests. Atmospheric waves may reach ten to twelve miles high, contributing to gusty storms.
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