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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Nov 17, 1932
Page
2
A garbled humor collection features snippets about clubs, courts, marriage, teachers, stock talk, culture, and winter reading. It blends quips on optimism, serious life choices, divorce, mice and verse like lines, with names and odd phrases drifting through a collage of dialogue.
A fragmentary collection of old quotes and musings on truth, intelligence, wealth, duty, learning, and politics. The text mocks verbose rhetoric and contrasts appearances with merit, noting how society undervalues practical knowledge and self awareness.
Viscount Hallsham, late government lord chancellor, was principal guest at a dinner of the British Metropolitan Grocers' Association. Duke of Atholl presided and distributed a docket to each guest amid light remarks about a penny and lingering trammels, prompting laughter and reflection.
In Ot Springs Idaho buses cannot penetrate deep snowdrifts during winter months. Children were transported to and from school in large sleds capacity about 20 covered with county blankets. The method mirrors wagon travel of western pioneers.
A fragmented Berlin scene features Lustige Bisetter dialogue about Schmidt and a hard pressed lender. A child named Little Bily enters a candy shop asking if anything is free, reflecting oblique modern expectancy and playful street talk.
A fragmented rail of thoughts mentions living arrangements and financial caution. References a person named Uncle Mr Spry seen with stock certificates sawed into stove lengths, hinting at financial improvidence and urban hardship. The tone evokes a local column's reflective musing.
A compact collection of aphorisms and quotes on war, industry, politics, marriage, religion, and money. Notable lines touch on enthusiasm vs. ability, laws over automobiles, stock market folly, permanent marriage as a fight, and the link between money in the bank and manhood.
A collection of assorted facts notes and curiosities on barnacles pigeons uranium metallic production and historical references. It mentions whales oil use in agriculture a long-ago earthquake in China and a Pompeii water well with plans to revive old fountains.
Naturalists claim a caterpillar can consume twice its weight in leaves in a day. Lake Katkal in Sthere is the deepest fresh water at 7,350 feet. The London directory lists Otobed and others. Fifteenth century Augsburg formed early guilds of nailsmiths. Egyptian mummies reveal gout, tuberculosis and pyorrhea.
Married couple Bauswell Jones and Hazel wed after obtaining a marriage license in Baktahe. The bride is WH Havens’s daughter, well known in the community, and the groom is James Jones’s son, a progressive young farmer. They reside with the bride’s family and receive many well wishers.
Neat tense report lists visits among residents including Mrs T L Finney with quilt help for Mrs Frank Bauer. Albert Dodge and wife with McDonald family. Arthur McCollum with Guiles McCollum. Ernest Smith and family with sister Mrs Carl Logan. High School party at school house. Several outings to Brookfield to see show. Clay Stufflebean and family with Carl Logan. Herman Gooch weekend at home.
Farmers report corn husking progress and community updates. J H Tharp recovers after ram attack. Shirley Marlay stays with him. G M Spencer improves after car wreck. Roy Marlay family visited Tharp, Charley Maggart moves to Alfred Maggart farm from Green City. J S Head and wife shopped in Milan. Residents attend Milan church. Carl Brookshier stays with Lot Langdon. Crowdis bought calves locally last week.
Mr and Mrs Cecil Pollocks visited Sunday with Mr and Mrs Harry Tromerhouser. Mr and Mrs W W Gooch attended the Royal and teach.
Fragmented notice-like text shows bewildering phrases about business location and an installment collector. The garbled lines mention a wisecracking son, a bad penny, copper, and Cleveland with phrases like plata dealer, creating a cryptic, noncohesive patch.
A Kansas City meeting last week featured Cogn huskers resting while the weathers man managed affairs. Guests included Mr and Mrs A Gooch and Oral Gooch, Mrs Walter J Gooch and family, and Mr and Mrs T I Bartow with family.
In CorA and White Oak, residents share a week of visits and family news. Several gatherings include Clarence Head family, Glenn Freeland hosts, Lee Shepherd family, and Vernice Stephenson with Louis Stephenson. New baby born at Kirksville hospital. Don Brookshier welcomes a baby boy. Local travel and social calls span Anona Stephenson, Edd Judd, Roy Knifong, and the Hollon and Stephenson households.
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