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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
May 17, 1923
Page
2
The Lausanne conference draws grim reactions as Vorovsky’s death echoes through diplomatic circles. Reports cite Soviet Britain talks, Ruhr credits, and terror campaigns in the Ruhr. Other items note criminal trials, industrial accidents, and political appointments worldwide.
A humorous exchange recalls a doctor’s scalp advice as a patient jokes about losing hair. The line plays on a pun about baldness and blunt medical talk.
Staten Island lies in New York City as the borough of Richmond. It is about five miles from Manhattan and separated from Long Island by the Narrows. The island covers roughly 70 square miles.
In Moscow a bobbed-hair woman in her twenties presided over a district court trial and, in a calm voice, sentenced seven men to death for robbery with violence. The judge is Anna Gluzman, formerly of Kharkov. The piece notes a wedding cake tradition about preserving crown decoration for a christening cake.
Satirical note laments rising gasoline costs and urges sympathy for pedestrians while mocking wishful thinking of motor cars replacing fuel spikes.
A three year old boy, son of Daniel Watson, survived a choking episode when a glass bead lodged crosswise in his throat allowed air to pass through its hole. Doctors had failed to find the obstruction on X ray and a second coughing spell freed him just before a Philadelphia visit. Humility is the eldest horn of virtue.
Industrial observer Sherman Rogers urges employers to align with workers for equity in pay and conditions at St Louis address. Women’s Relief Corps officers elected in Sedalia with Lena Winters chairing the executive board. Boll weevil driven rural population boom in six Southeast Missouri counties with 6 728 new residents and 1 006 new farm homes since Sept 1 1922. American Railway Express tax payment to Missouri state totals 81 669.42 for 1922. Missouri man reclaims missing son thought dead after 25 years. hospital records reveal misidentified death. Public Service Commission denies Butler Missouri trains restoration due to cost. Trio acquitted in Bloomfield for murder charge. Michigan to repatriate parole violator L D Higgins. Governor to relocate Governor’s mansion carpets to Fulton.
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