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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Nov 23, 1950
Page
7
A guide to essential camping gear and practices for fall and winter trips. Topics cover gear selection for worst weather, tent design with ventilation and rain protection, clothing layering and footwear, drying wet leather, bedding options from groundcloths to sleeping bags, and factors shaping fishery decline including logging pollution and access.
Cornell coach Lefty James criticizes football officials and penalties in the Harvard game. He argues football's complexity, with 22 players on wide ground, makes consistent calls nearly impossible and that the game's structure, not officials, is at fault. Mentions slow motion plays, field vantage limits, and calls for better coach training to enforce rules. Also notes Stan Musial’s 1950 MVP status and various player moves.
A humorous column by Thaddeus P. Swank rails at rail travel delays and the tyranny of the second in line. He recalls family misadventures, jokes about clerks Mr Hasselstoffer and Mr Sepswitch, and quips about the endless red tape of getting a ticket to distant destinations. He ends with a quip on old fashioned politics and Governor Dewey.
A playful collage of classroom anecdotes and student quips. A student jokes about dialect spelling while a professor critiques Mr Johnnie’s composition. A roommate callers notify a sick classmate and a pun on chemistry yields a cheap nitrate remark.
Don't miss the fall and winter issue of FASHION, a complete pattern magazine. It offers ideas for a smart wearable winter wardrobe and gift patterns printed inside the book. 25 cents is mentioned.
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