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Browning Leader Record

Location

Browning, Missouri, United States of America

Date

May 24, 1928

Page

2

Braving the Sea Captain Plans a Hidden Wedding

On a Coast Guard pursuit boat a ship captain entangles Gay Delano in a scheme to wed her to Ronald Ingram while hiding their smuggling. Trapped, Gay defies fear, then Rand Wallace returns as the navy closes in and the captain offers an unexpected wedding finale aboard the Roger Williams.

Ron Ronald Cay Bates Hodge Guitness i Gay Argent Ronald Ingram Guy Ian New York Ronny Coast Patrol Coast Guard Garman Rand Debroair Ingram Jim Gay Delano

Chapter XIV on the Roger Williams boat with officers in bow

Chapter XIV describes the captain and his chief officer at the bow of the boat as they put out some effort while the Roger Williams rides. Han stands nearby as the scene unfolds.

Fee Roger Williams Han

Tropical Birds WeaversWork at Audubon Park Zoo

At Audubon Park zoo New Orleans a group of industrious weavers from Africa and Asia labor in the tropical bird house. They weave nests whenever raffia palm fiber is provided and tear down and rebuild when the material runs out, staying occupied through cycles of production and destruction.

Audubon Park Zoo New Orleans Transvaal Lake Africa Asia Australia

Rose of Sharon: ornamental shrub and biblical reference

The Rose of Sharon the papery shrub is described as a decorative plant known as Hibiscus syriacus and is linked to a possible biblical rose. The text debates its identification and ornamental use back to ancient times.

Sea Monsters Taken With Hook and Line

Sportsmen at Keala Hawaii fish sharks from shore using hooks and lines. Sharks range 12 to 14 feet with one 85 young in a female. several escape by breaking hooks or chain. A 14 foot shark is brought in with help from seven men and finally shot. other sharks gather, but the catch is secured.

Keala Hawaii Waipouli

Woman Can Look Stylish With Simple Home Dye Tricks

Mae Martin explains that stylish appearance comes from smart dressing rather than big expenditures. Diamond Dyes promise reliable, fade resistant color and easy tinting to refresh dresses blouses and coats. A free 64 page Color Craft book offers hundreds of money saving ideas.

Mae Martin Home Service Dept Diamond Dyes Burlington Vermont

Colonists Needed for New Argentina Farms in 30 Year Plan

Colonists chosen by fitness may join a colonization venture in Argentina. The project opens 40 farms of about 25 acres each with houses wells shade trees and tools. Advances cover livestock and feed with payments spread over 30 years and more projects may follow.

Argentina

Child wins doll prize mishears name from song

A small girl wins a doll as a prize and, when asked for a name, calls it "orshi" inspired by the song lyric "Tha go jag a milking, sir." The remark echoes a Boston Post item and reflects a child's playful mispronunciation.

Boston Post

Foghorn Dilemma Aboard Ship Prompts Lifesaving Exchange

A nautical exchange depicts a captain and crew pleading for a foghorn fix with a voice repeated every ten seconds as a whimsical salvation plea. The dialogue hints at peril and humor aboard a vessel at sea.

Cap'n

Children Handkerchiefs and Laundry Advice From Ads

A catalog style ad advises washing children’s handkerchiefs with good soap and rinsing in water blued with Red Cross Ball Blue. It frames poverty as a motive in a Lucian quote and notes some men are fixed and need no moving van.

Indignant Woman Refuses Cigarette Request Leads to Disorder Case

At Asbury Park New Jersey Magistrate Tumen rules a woman’s complaint over a man asking for a cigarette does not justify an arrest for disorderly conduct. Mrs Juin Fanthaber testifies Samuel Fried asked for a fag and the officer cites it as improper behavior. The judge states there are decent women who face such cigarette cases.

United States Randolph Wallace Garman Nonsuiied Tumen Asbury Park N. J Juin Fanthaber Samuel Fried

Deer Second in Speed Ernest Thompson

Seten the noted naturalist ranks the deer second to the race horse in speed.

Deer Ernest Thompson Seten

Happiness Found in Quiet Resolve

In a domestic exchange Tessie declares happiness through self understanding while Bessie notes that solitude surpasses boredom, framing a exchange about contentment and fulfillment.

Lydia E. Pinkham Vegetable Compound Endorsed by Patient

A 20 year old Pratt West Virginia woman reports severe weakness and nervousness kept her in bed. After three doses she improved, and after two bottles she could work again. She recommends the Vegetable Compound to friends and says it will do all it claims and more.

E. Sreetz Pratt, W. Va

Hera's Emerald Oil for Swollen Painful Feet

Moone's Emerald Oil is advertised to rapidly relieve tender aching feet with swelling, reducing corns and calluses after nightly use. The copy claims relief within minutes and guarantees money back if not satisfied, promising thousands of bottles sold annually.

Hera Moone

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