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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Nov 11, 1920
Page
6
Telegram summaries report the South Russian embassy in Paris stating General Wrangel's retreat follows a prearranged plan to realign forces in the Lower Don and Crimean regions. Other briefs note Britain's stance on German property, anti-Bolshevik actions, and Allied diplomacy across Europe and the Americas.
Harding wins a sweeping national victory with large Republican gains in the Senate and House. New York City and Ohio back Harding strongly, while Missouri and Kansas shift to the GOP. Cox concedes as results show a vast Republican landslide across the country.
The American Forestry Magazine reports on the Montgomery New Orleans line where 1 558 poles treated with light creosote were surveyed. 1 940 poles remained after 16 years, with decay in 91 percent of cases caused by fungi entering through checks and shakes.
A brief aphorism notes that reading makes a full man and conference makes a ready man, while writing yields an exact man. It links education to preparedness and precision in expression.
A dusky driver who hauled a big truck frame from Detroit to town described riding part of the way on the gas tank because the seat was so hard. His friend asked how he endured it and he replied in broken speech that he could do nothing else but stand it.
Richard Baxter notes that good books act as a great mercy to the world, underscoring literature's value in fostering knowledge, virtue, and consolation for readers everywhere.
A vintage note argues Bombay is the most densely populated city not New York or London, with over 190000 people per square kilometer. The piece uses humorous lines about navigation and farm life to illustrate the density.
Early returns show a Republican landslide in Missouri with Warren G. Harding likely carrying the state and a sweeping victory for Arthur M. Hyde and Silden P. Spencer. Republicans gain majorities in both houses. notable districts shift, including districts long Democratic strongholds. The Democratic ticket collapses, with several congressmen and officials swept into office.
The report notes a Republican sweep across the state with majorities growing even in Democratic Jackson County and rural areas. By the time St. Louis is reached the large Republican margin remains, rather than being used to overcome Democratic strongholds.
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