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Browning Leader Record in Browning, Missouri

28 May 1925

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Browning Leader Record

Location

Browning, Missouri, United States of America

Date

May 28, 1925

Page

3

Missouri Counties Hear Bell Telephone Rate Plea

Southwestern Bell Telephone Company filed an application for higher business line rates in St. Louis after long testimony by Al C. Ko Smith, the city engineer, who urged valuation and inventory of the St. Louis property before any increase. City officials objected to rising rates amid a downward trend and called for careful appraisal before the commission acts.

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Airy midsummer millinery and balbriggan styles

In a 1925 Western Newspaper Union feature, Julia Bottomley surveys the season's airy hats and balbriggan knitwear. She highlights sheer fabrics, white hats, turtle neck slips, and coordinated outfits with wrap skirts, organdie accents, and light colors for a fashionable summer look.

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Brotherhood Cannot Be Made Compulsory

A Balti Sun essay argues that genuine brotherhood cannot be forced by pledges or clubs. It contrasts congenial kinships with professional comradeship and warns that love arises from humility, shared values, and selfless regard rather than coercion.

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Marvelous Sea Plants and the Vast Sargasso Sea

The Sargasso Sea, a vast floating mass of seaweed covering about 260000 square miles, revolves beneath the North Atlantic. Seaweeds float via air bladders, thrive near the surface, and form sub ocean forests with towering 400 foot stems near Tierra del Fuego.

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Trained Mouse in Geneva Factory Hears Midnight Rattle

John Tierney a night watchman in Geneva New York says he trained a mouse to come when called by the sound of his dinner pail at midnight. The mouse appears after food is given and after the dinner rattle and has repeated the act nightly, demonstrating patient training.

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Lj. F. Robertson Rmers’ Trust Company Grantty Albany John Tierney Geneva N. Y
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Circus Row Ignites Moral Debate at Local Museum

Gap Johnson of Rumpus Ridge clashes with the elder over taking children to Mauck & Mauckenfuss Consolidated Museum and circus events. The elder questions morals as the clown's antics trigger multiple exclamations from Johnson’s kids during the performance.

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Desert Air Service Aimed at Cross-Desert Route

London discusses a project to fly Ramleh Palestine to Basrah Iraq as a link on the London to Bombay route. The 900 mile one day trip would pause briefly in Baghdad with an estimated passenger fare of £20.

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Ramleh Palestine Basrah Iraq Bombay London Bagdad
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Ninety Years in One House Miss Lovell Dies

Towcester England resident Miss Lovell aged by reports died in the room where she was torn. She had lived in the same house for ninety one years tying her long life to a single home.

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Miss Lovell Towcester Northants England
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Position for Overspin Putt and Club Fitting Guide

The article explains overspin putting with a right angle back swing and fixed anchor by the left leg. It details stance variations, body alignment, and eye position, then discusses selecting clubs by swing type upright semi upright or flat, and the importance of proper sole contact.

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Agin Natur
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Hair Turning Gray In A Day A Historical Mystery

The International encyclopedia cites cases of hair turning gray in a single day due to illness fear or distress. Clergyman John M Driver claimed his hair turned white overnight after a family tragedy. The Detroit News notes the sudden change as a mystery to scientists with aging grayness tied to pigment shifts.

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The International Encyclopedia John M. Driver Detroit News
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