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Newspaper

Browning Leader Record

Location

Browning, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Nov 11, 1915

Page

2

Mysterious Murder Spreads Through Green Briar

In a Confederate tale a Union spy Wyatt pursues justice after Major Harwood is found murdered at a Green Briar house. Pursuit leads to a night ride into hostile territory and a confrontation with a Confederate detachment. The narrative follows disguise, escape, and suspense toward a planned confrontation.

Wyatt Staunton Artillery Green Briar Jackson Jemee Hothole Taylor Harwood, I Noreen Suse Captain Fox Pennsylvania Ramsay Harwood

Barleycorn the Bad Driver Sentenced for Fatal Crash

A Baltimore man was sentenced to two years in the penitentiary after he, while intoxicated, ran down and killed a woman. The case draws attention to reckless driving and the broader duty of all drivers to avoid danger on the road.

Green Briar Snow John Barleycorn Baltimore

Russia's Trade Language Merchants Advise Russian Letters

The Merchants' Association of New York urges using Russian in business letters to Russian correspondents. Commercial attaché C I Medzikhovsky says Russian is best, French second, German discouraged. Some firms in Russia accept English, with translation services in Petrograd, Warsaw and other cities.

Russia Merchants’ Association of New York C. I. Medzikhovsky Washington Petrograd Warsaw Timaes

The Dolomite: Verona to Cortina and the Dolomites

The Dolomites fascinate English travelers with Cortina the fairyland. Dolomite, a rock of carbonate of lime and Magnesia, derives its name from Marquis de Dolomein who traveled in 1789 and 1790. He mentions the rock in 1791 and the term appears in 1802 in a guide to the Alps around St Gothard and the Simpson.

Abou Cortina Deodat de Gratet Marquis de Dolomein Alps St Gothard

Wild pheasant with artificial leg on John R Lott farm

A cock pheasant near Freehold Nt wears an artificial leg, unique in the country. The bird sustained a leg injury and owes its prosthesis to Dr. August R. White, a scientist, who fitted the leg.

John R Lott Freehold August R. White

Cares Not for Riches in Midnight House Intruder Tale

Mrs Johanes awakens her husband John at 2 a m to a possible intruder in their home. She fears loss of silver while John jokes about facing the thief and refuses to go downstairs, preferring sleep over confrontation.

Ramsay Snow Ned Cowan Jack Fox Cowan Hot Springs Harwood Oak Grove John

The Man for the Job

A Detroit Free Press snippet highlights a man who endures misfortune with a smile and is pitched as the ideal choice for chairman of the entertainment committee despite a tough assignment.

Detroit Free Press

Something Better to Watch Watchful men and a pretty stenographer

A witty line contrasts vigilance with a hired stenographer who keeps time and pace in a workplace. The remark hints at efficiency and amusement within the office.

Do you believe there is a higher power

A terse exchange notes belief and a witty response about marriage. The line plays on faith and commitment with a humorous payoff.

Cuban Youth Suffers Stroke While Watching Holmes Play

The 18 year old Cuban resident of the Hotel Ansonia in New York collapsed during the third act of a Sherlock Holmes melodrama after becoming absorbed in the plot. He was carried to the lobby and revived, then removed to the hotel. The incident occurred at the climax when the detective caused a lamp to topple plunging the scene into darkness.

Sherlock Holmes Kinderlannd Ansonia New York Sun Kinderland

On the Right Track

A playful exchange on reasoning cites a train of thought as the method. The brief joke centers on the pun linking travel by train to mental reasoning. No dates or places.

Tidal warnings threaten to wash away steady resolve

A pithy aphorism warns against overblown speech and suggests restraint to avoid being overturned. The message contrasts loud talk with steady, controlled conduct and implies consequences for reckless rhetoric.

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