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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Nov 20, 1930
Page
3
A poetic tribute venerates heritage over life happiness and health. It extols the endurance and sacrifice of forebears, noting that sorrow and bloodshed forged human brotherhood and wealth of character beyond mere living joys.
A nostalgic piece celebrates Grandmother’s Day as the heart of family gatherings on Thanksgiving. It contrasts grandmothers and loving mothers as the connecting links, recalling kitchen scenes, pies, and the joy of children awaiting a noon meal after football season.
A Presidential proclamation declares Thanksgiving a holiday in every state territory and possession, establishing a nationwide observance and time for gratitude. The decree underscores the holiday's national significance and aligns observances across diverse regions.
Massachusetts woodlands now bare reflect a drastic loss of wild fowl that fed early settlers. Ornithologists say modern Thanksgiving turkeys descend from the Mexican turkey rather than the original wild turkey, which vanished from the Bay State by 1851.
Maj. Nicholas Biddle and Dr. Ward Brinton recount a hunting trip in Spanish Honduras in which an Indian guide was killed by sharks after their dugout capsized. They barely survived, salvaging a camera and collecting specimens for Philadelphia's Academy of Natural Sciences while losing rifles, shotguns, and revolvers.
Thomas Rush twelve years old devised a plan to lure officers from the Glenwood avenue precinct in Columbus Ohio. He falsely reported a car fire and the station emptied as he prowled desks. Two patrolmen on duty returned to find him with flashlights and he confessed to the theft and setting a car on fire.
Henry Goode Jr examined a shotgun which discharged injuring none but blasting a corner of his piano into pieces in the incident described as a mishap during a gun test.
Mrs Wilda Millick of Wheeling West Virginia proclaims Gold Medal Flour unbeatable and teaches that kitchen tested flour yields uniform results. The Washburn Crosby Company advertises free recipes inside each sack and claims extensive baking success across breads cakes biscuits and pastries.
The notice promotes whiskey and narcotics treatment and offers a free booklet from the Keely Institute at 595 Ash Ave Fairmount Station Kansas City Missouri. It quotes a Woman's Home Companion analyst on football strategy, emphasizing reading a runner's path in front of him.
Gerald Markham driving from Rutland to Proctor reports a dark object struck his windshield from a tree. The owl crashed through the glass and left shards inside the car. he sustained minor forehead cuts. An exchange followed about music and unselfish idealism.
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