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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Oct 01, 1931
Page
6
Yancey Cravat, returned from the newly opened Indian territory, speaks to a large Ven able family gathering. He is Sabra Venable’s husband, a criminal lawyer and editor of the Wichita Wigwam.
In a vivid frontier table scene, Yancey Cravat recalls the Great Run for land. A one-legged plainsman dies and a Kentucky girl stakes a quarter section by planting her flag on Little Bear Creek. Felice and Sabra react as the drive toward Oklahoma renews family tensions.
A man awakes to reset his alarm and go back to sleep after dreaming he is playing golf with Bobby Jones. His wife notes the odd behavior and he explains he wanted to finish the match and punch an offensive pest, unsure if he did so.
Engineers in England produced a massive mirror for a large reflecting telescope. Weighing over a ton and a half, it measures sixty nine inches in diameter and ten inches thick, with the molten glass kept hot by heaters and cooled gradually over many months to avoid defects.
The article notes Candlemas beliefs predicting a second winter across Europe and America. It cites German badge marmot French hedgehog English bear and American pioneers adopting the ground hog omen as a seasonal oracle observed on February 2.
The S Ancon becomes the first vessel to pass through the Punam Canal after its completion marking a historic navigational milestone.
The coast and geodetic survey note they have not studied the matter but state that the phenomenon known as undertow is generally recognized by competent authorities on the subject of waves.
A compact reflection on recurring calamities linked to the term liad of woes. It notes how a sequence of misfortunes appears in literature and how the phrase is formed to describe this pattern.
The first toll evolves from a stone held in the hand to a wrapped hammer and finally to a handle attached by rawhide or plant fibers. This sequence marks the transformation from a simple rock to a more versatile ancient tool through progressive invention.
The USDA notes that large lumber firms in Arkansas and Louisiana leave marked trees, called mammy trees by Black cutters, to seed future crops. Each acre holds several large trees with white streaks to guide new growth.
The phrase appease his manes defined acts to please a deceased person. Romans believed a dead spirit or ghost would not rest while survivors ignored its wishes. February 19 marked a day for living to sacrifice to the shades of relatives and friends.
The biography compiled by Mrs. Helen Cody Wetmore traces Buffalo Bill’s lineage to Milesius the Spaniard and the Heremon line. It notes family emigration to America in 1787 settling in Maryland, Pennsylvania and Virginia, with Buffalo Bill born in Scott County Iowa.
Professor Piccard recounts rising to 16 000 meters in the stratoscope. The earth appears as a vast disk with an upturned edge and a copper colored haze as the blue atmosphere reddens and fades.
Washington Star reports there are no records of rat to human leprosy transmission by bite or other means. While rats have a disease called rat leprosy, it has not been proven identical to human leprosy. If a pet rat shows illness it is believed best to euthanize the animal.
The ad promotes Castoria as a gentle, safe vegetable remedy for teething fussiness and upset stomachs in babies and children. It claims Castoria aids digestion, relieves colic, and contains no harsh drugs or narcotics, urging buyers to ensure authenticity by the name Castoria.
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