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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Nov 30, 1922
Page
5
Hobnob notes show Linneus visitors James Brassfield and J E Crawford, and Mrs Roy Peters visiting Chillicothe. Nevins Drug Store features Christmas goods and 75c radiator alcohol. Dickinsons offers men’s shoes 1.98 to 2.98, and all leather war shoes at 1.98. Many community notices on sales, farm loans, and local guests across Milan, Purdin, Brookfield, and surrounding towns.
A Boston office clerk Rita, overwhelmed by endless figures in accounts and debt, spirals into anxiety from constant numerals. She escapes to lunch and sees figures in daily chatter, dreams of numbers, and confesses to her mother she cannot quit her job. Years later she applies budgeting skills to home life and wins a prize for household accounting.
The United States Department of Agriculture reports fox farming is growing in the northern states and Canada. It notes 10 000 to 15 000 silver foxes in U S farms and about 15 000 in Prince Edward Island, with breeders focusing on stock for breeding rather than pelts.
A Milan Granite Works notice proclaims their finished Monument and invites selections from several designs. They offer custom designs based on customer suggestions and emphasize their monuments as artistic yet conservative.
In Loudon Answers a humorous quip questions Ward Henpecke s drive to rise in life as Neames notes his wife s willingness to plow him up reflecting the era s playful gender dynamics.
Ducks thrive with daily access to water up to their heads and eyes. A deep tank for head submersion while drinking can substitute for a pond or stream. Without any water they gum up the eyes become listless stop eating and may die.
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