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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Oct 01, 1931
Page
2
New findings show carotene the yellow plant pigment precedes vitamin A in the body and is potent in tiny amounts. Yellow vegetables like corn sweet potatoes and carrots provide the vitamin A equivalent, with yellow varieties outperforming white ones in supplying this nutrient.
Prof. W. E. Allen of the Scripps Institution in La Jolla California explains that sunlight shapes deep sea life. He notes diatoms grow more spiny and slender with depth to better absorb scarce light energy.
Milwaukee Public Museum will excavate a forest of petrified trees in Yellowstone National Park. The project, funded by the federal government and supported by the National Park Service, aims to preserve upright trunks and create a trail to the excavation district for tourism to follow.
Dr Anne Linton and Dr Eliza Linton, both retiring from West Philadelphia High School after 41 years of uninterrupted teaching in the mathematics department. The Philadelphia twins have lived studied and taught side by side for 62 years and share remarkably alike features.
Thornton W. Burgess tells how Peter Rabbit warns geese at Paddy the Beaver’s pond and flees across the Green Forest from Old Man Coyote and the Foxes Lipperty lipperty lip Peter runs a perilous vigil and seeks a bramble-tangle refuge as the alert saves the flock from danger.
A smart fall outfit blends red, white and blue with a futuristic blouse and a jacket featuring an epaulet cape design that buttons down the length. The ensemble highlights a coordinated color palette and distinctive outerwear detail.
A new use for checked ginghams features lunch sets bound with a solid color and blanket stitched around the edges in red and white green and white and navy and white. The combination appears stylish and practical for serving.
Poem lines by Edgar Guest praising those who guard children and mend their garments with constant care. The speaker honors caregivers who keep watch and repair outfits, suggesting enduring value in such quiet duties.
A timeless household snippet outlines doctored canning steps for cucumber mustard pickles and tomato relish. It specifies vinegar amounts, mustard, salt, and sugar, plus chopping and simmering methods for a pantry ready harvest.
Recipe notes describe preserving cherries with salt and vinegar, soaking overnight, then draining and mixing with sugar before winter storage. Mentioned are Cherry Olives and spiced grapes with pulp removed from six pounds of fruit.
A 1931 poem by Douglas Malloch speaks of corners in the house and heart as dark spaces. It urges lifting the shade lighting a lamp and building a new blaze of light with a fresh dream to look ahead.
Germany unveils Kurt Weiss as a rising decathlon star likely to challenge American contenders at the 1982 Los Angeles Olympics. Weiss is pictured throwing the discus as anticipation builds for the Games.
A tale of Peter fleeing through a bramble tangle chased by Old Man Coyote. Peter outruns the predator using the brambles where a sharp pull from the coyote tears loose a tuft of hair, leaving Peter safe at last.
A 1921 Western Newspaper Union recipe describes simmering grapes until soft, pushing seeds through a sieve, then combining pulp and skins with three pounds sugar one pint vinegar two tablespoons cinnamon and one tablespoon cloves. Cook two hours and seal for winter use. The flavor pairings include venison and other game.
Prices for wheat and corn are so low that experts propose using a large share of crops for fuel in power plants and factories. In Rosario region much produce already goes to domestic use, and some growers cannot afford harvest labor. Corn trades around 3.60 paper pesos per quintal, making it a cheaper heat and power fuel than wood or coal.
After eating, sour stomach and indigestion from excess stomach acid are treated with Phillips Milk of Magnesia. It neutralizes acid quickly, is tasteless, pleasant, and harmless. The genuine Phillips product costs 50c a bottle and is prescribed by Berne at drugstores.
A couple delays plans to see Aida on opening night. she abruptly recalls the hot water heater is on and they rush home. The piece notes they plan to buy tickets for the opening night next year.
Mrs Johnson has lived in her town for forty years and is still called young. Her secret is Fellows' Syrup, a tonic Doctors have prescribed for years for iron and salts. She takes it regularly and suggests readers ask their druggist for Fellows' Syrup. Take a few doses and feel younger.
A humorous dialogue features Mrs Jones asking for syrup and her husband requesting steel wool. The clerk presents the best available product and Mrs Jones questions if it contains cotton, indicating skepticism about quality.
Detroit man Herman Rankis shares a rheumatism sufferer’s note praising Kruschen Salts. He says one bottle reduced aches and swellings and he lost 22 pounds after starting a diet. The ad claims a half teaspoon in hot water before breakfast each morning. An 85 cent bottle lasts four weeks with a money back guarantee.
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