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Browning Leader Record

Location

Browning, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Nov 18, 1920

Page

6

Global race shifts in postwar power and uneasy truces

State department weighs the Great Britain France Italy tripartite pact for Turkey spheres of influence while objections remain unsettled. Reports from Sebastopol cite the killing of Capt. Emmet Kilpatrick and two Red Cross nurses during a Bolshevik raid. France shows wartime resolve in peacetime reconstruction per Premier Leygues.

State Department Great Britain France Italy Turkey Poe Emmet Kilpatrick American Red Cross South Russia Balkovo Sebastopol Reuters, Ltd

Japanese Would Stop Migration Efforts Drawn in Washington

Washington debates how to handle Japanese immigration amid California land disputes. A proposed plan envisions Japan restraining new immigration while protecting current Japanese property rights, possibly via a stricter gentlemen's agreement or a new treaty. The issue risks delay beyond the Harding inauguration as California pushes statutory limits and a 1911 treaty basis is questioned.

Washington United States Congress Japan California America Wilson Roland Morris Baron Shidehara Hague of Nations Senate Harding Stephens

West Chicago housing probe by senate committee

The senate special committee of reconstruction led by Chairman W. M. Calder began a housing investigation in the Middle West. Delegations from Illinois Indiana Wisconsin and Michigan gathered to offer insights from railroad presidents real estate dealers architects and contractors for home building.

Chicago Middle West Senate Special Committee of Reconstruction W. M. Calder Cleveland Associations of Commerce Ilinois Indiana Wisconsin Michigan

Radicals to Ellis Island Arrive for Deportation

Sixty one undesirable aliens arrive in two guarded cars from Chicago and the Far West and are sent to Ellis Island for deportation. One deportee, Paul Mozaris, nicknamed a dangerous radical, escaped last June by leaping from a window and swimming ashore. He was recaptured in Kalamazoo and had been a prisoner in Chicago.

New York Chicago Far West Ellis Island Paul Mozaris Elis Island Kalamazoo Mich

Two Killed on a Crossing in Litchfield

Al Sanderson aged 59 and his son Arthur 10 died when their car was struck by a Wa bash train at a crossing in Litchfield. Mrs Sanderson and two other children escaped injury.

Litchfield Al—-Ed Sanderson Arthur

Typhoon Sinks Coastwise Steamer Basilio Near Puerto Bello

Forty eight people are believed dead after the coastwise steamer Basilio was struck by a typhoon while en route to Puerto Bello. The disaster occurred in Manila waters and involves the Sst Basilio as the noted vessel.

Manila Basilio Puerto Bello

Townley Candidates Beaten Across Northwest States

Crushing defeats for A. C. Townley reported in complete returns. Minnesota, South Dakota, Montana, Nebraska, Idaho, Washington and Colorado buried Townley candidates under Republican support. In North Dakota and Wisconsin nonpartisan wins are only partial.

Harding Cox Arkansas California Colorado Connecticut Delaware Florida Georgia Renee Woang Illinois Indiana Iowa Kansas Kentucky Louisiana Maine Maryland Massachusetts Michigan Minnesota Mississippi Missouri Montana Nebraska New Hamphire New Jersey New Mexico Newbie Sd North, Carolina North Dakota Oklahoma Oregon Pennsylvania Rhode Island South Carolina South’ Dakota Tennessee Texas Vermont Virginia Washington West Virginia Wisconsin Wyoming Dem Alabama Arizona Nevada New Hampshire New York North Carolina Ohio South Dakota Utah West Virgina House of Representatives Townley A. C. Townley Northwest States Idaho

Boschee's Syrup Promotes Sleep and Eases Coughs Worldwide

Boschee's Syrup is advertised as a long trusted remedy for colds chest infections and bronchitis. It claims to soothe irritated throat and lung membranes and help free coughing at night with easier morning expectoration. The ad notes broad sales in thousands of homes over fifty four years.

Adv

Chinese Barber Prices Upheld In Modest Trade Practice

The Chinese barber offers a hair cut, head and face shave, and shoulder and back massage for under 5 cents, reflecting a frugal pricing custom. The straight razor used is triangular with a straight folding handle, crafted from old rails or other worn steel.

Mothers urged to check Castoria bottles for signature

Parents urged to examine every Castoria bottle for the proper signature noting its trusted status as a remedy used for over 30 years. The ad emphasizes Castoria as a familiar infant and child remedy and encourages seeking Fletcher's Castoria.

Fletcher

Origin of the phrase to go the whole hog in verse

A note traces the vulgarism to a Cowper poem Love of the World Reproved. It recounts an Arabian tale where Mohammed's ban on pork leads followers to divide the pig into steaks chops feet and other portions until all is eaten, hoping to spare one sinner.

Cowper Mohammed

Little Francis Faces Coconut Cake Mystery

At a party the boy notices shredded coconut on his plate and says he will like the cake once he picks out the slivers. The hostess asks if he enjoys it and he replies that he thinks he will after removing the coconut pieces.

Francis

A Good Reason

The Detroit Free Press quotes a woman's reply to a suitor, stating she refused him because she could not picture waking up to cook breakfast for him. The brief exchange emphasizes personal judgment over social expectations.

Detroit Free Press

Buy in a Marriage License Brings Trouble

A $2 marriage license purchase leads to unexpected legal and social troubles, highlighting a cautionary tale about small costs and bigger consequences in Wilber.

Wilber

Diamond Dyes Offer Simple Fabric Color Fix

Advertises Diamond Dyes with easy instructions for dyeing worn garments including skirts waists dresses coats gloves stockings sweaters and draperies on any fabric. Suggests asking a druggist to show the Diamond Dyes Color Card for color options.

Adv

Cosmopolitan Definition Phrased by London Tit-Bits

A miner and his mate discuss the idea of a cosmopolitan person through a playful hypothetical. They imagine a Russian Jew in England married to an Italian, smoking Egyptian cigarettes near a French window, in a Turkish carpeted room. The scene includes American cream sodas, a band playing Come Back to Erin, Dutch cheese Welsh rabbit, and a tongue in cheek label of cosmopolitan.

Harry England Erin London

Hall's Catarrh Medicine Promotes Health and Balance

Catarrh is described as a local disease influenced by constitutional conditions. Hall's Catarrh Medicine is presented as a tonic and blood purifier that restores bodily conditions and aids nature in healing. The ad mentions J. Cheney & Co. of Toledo Ohio as the makers.

Hall J. Cheney & Co Toledo Ohio

Golden grain leads to India’s famed gold fields

In Kolar district Mysore state India a curious discovery linked grains of gold to rice harvests. Grains carried from gravelly soils lodged on young plants during nurseries and flooding, revealing gravels rich in gold that have long fed the region’s prolific output.

Mysore India Kolar Koler

Morse elm a Washington landmark nominated for forestry hall

The Morse elm at the Willard hotel corner in Washington near Pennsylvania avenue and Fourteenth street, long a meeting place for presidents and dignitaries, has been nominated by the Washington Evening Star for inclusion in the American Forestry Association hall of fame.

Pennsylvania Avenue Fourteenth Street Washington American Forestry Association Washington Evening Star Willard Hotel

Nell engagement ring cost reveals family talk

A mother notes Nell’s fiancé ring cost $800 but claims the amount was for entertaining the gentleman before Nell could secure him, reflecting social expectations and expense in courtship.

Nell

Office Seeker Calls for Political Reform

A candidate markets reform as essential, arguing reforms will fix governance. The pitch centers on improving accountability, transparency, and public trust ahead of the upcoming elections.

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