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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
May 31, 1928
Page
2
The Chicago Motor Club estimates over 32 million motorists will use hotels and tourist homes in 1928, with four people per car and about 7.50 dollars per day per occupant. The shift from camps to hotels marks a ten day average stay and a near 2.5 billion dollar expenditure by motorists.
Irving Vaughan recounts a long-forgotten minor league moment involving Burrus of the Gaston Braves. A wild three-time error sequence at first base led to a baserunning chaos and a crowd reaction, highlighting how one misplay can linger in baseball lore despite later career obscurity.
The piece notes the vast scale of car use in the United States with figures on gasoline consumption, daily New York arrivals by automobile, and registration patterns. It cites 11 percent of cars in cities, farmers owning at least one automobile, and a growing automobile industry employing over three million people, rising toward four million this year.
Thomas Churchill of the University of Oklahoma won the 1500 meter leg in 4 minutes 48.35 seconds during the thirty fourth annual Penn Relay carnival, finishing third in the decathlon with a total of 6 585 .310 points.
Batteries cause most receiver noise from loose connections and poor contacts. Charge A when far below 1.225, replace B when 15 percent under rated voltage, keep A top clean, cover with water safe, use heavy clips, grease to prevent corrosion, store B in cool dry places, avoid sun heat and mixing dead with fresh. A and B power the set and must stay in good condition.
More than 100 college players in major league baseball this season. Brooklyn features star pitchers Jess Petty and Dazzy Vance. Also notes European swimming, Chet Thomas coaching, Urban Shocker with a new radio delivery, Burl Collard sold to Seattle, Bob Lennox sold to Charlotte, Vic Hansen joining Syracuse stars, Gehrig and Sewell played every game last season, Hoff loses amateur status, Johnny Farrell shoots 63 in 18 holes, Gunboat training for steeplechase, Tunney upbeat on college heavyweights, Glasgow Rangers to tour North America, Germany sending 280 athletes to Amsterdam Olympics, 50 women included. Al Simmons missed for Athletics, Cobb Speaker Miller still strong. White Sox release rookie pitchers, Williamson to Shreveport, Roy Wilson sent to Sap Aawailo.
Mack projects Grove to pitch many more complete games this season after a strong previous year. Grove arrived in the majors with a 100000 price tag and needed time to win over fans. Pennock’s coaching and Grove’s stamina may create a formidable left handed combination, though he tends to overexert himself.
The article explains loud speaker tuning affects tone quality. It notes high notes favor responsive speakers and suggests methods using transformers impedance coupling and high amplification tubes. For mellowness a variable high resistance rheostat and capacitors across the speaker are recommended to achieve a soft pedal effect.
Lesson outlines Judas betrayal The Last Passover and the betrayer foretold The agony in Gethsemane Jesus prays three times to seek strength and submission to the Father Watch and pray to avoid temptation Apostle Peter’s denial foretold and the disciples’ failure in the hour of testing.
Guidance from Dairy Cattle by Yapp and Nevens advises training bulls from six to eight months with halters and staffs, using two handlers for vicious bulls, keeping the head high, and always exercising caution to prevent accidents in barns, stalls, or during public exhibits.
A brief devotional note explains that Jesus is speaking to readers through scripture and everyday moments. R A Torrey emphasizes that Christ often speaks “by the way” guiding hearts as they read the Bible.
A concise reflection on peace as a balance of faithfulness to law and individual spirit. Quoting Jowett, the verse links true peace to loving the law while acknowledging the pull of rebellion.
Advice urges vaccinating calves promptly after birth to prevent white scours. Clean and disinfect the barn, provide a disinfected box stall, treat the navel with iodine, and wash the cow’s udder before the calf drinks to reduce infection risk. Proper sanitation saves most calves.
The article stresses cows require ample clean water year round as water makes up far more than half of milk, with impure water reducing intake and risking disease. It advises dairymen to ensure constant access, especially in winter when cows are housed most of the time.
The text argues that avoiding infectious abortion relies on sanitary measures and careful management. It warns that infections are often introduced by purchasing infected animals and suggests caution in buying stock to prevent disaster. It notes that a clean herd can arise from a heavily infected one, but replacing a severely diseased herd may be more economical.
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