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Browning Leader Record

Location

Browning, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Oct 09, 1924

Page

3

Missouri Cotton Output Falls But Missouri Sheds Light on Crime and Courthouses

Missouri reports cotton yield at about 212000 bales based on 223 lb lint per acre with 68 percent normal conditions and 12.6 million bales national production. postmaster robbery in Crystal City yields up to 50000 while four bandits remain at large. The state notes dedication of a new $80,000 Laclede County Courthouse in Lebanon and updates on capitol building costs and recent legal cases including Joseph Carr’s penitentiary assignment and Chippewa Bank peculations.

Missouri Jefferson City Logan Crop Reporting Service United States Frank L. Goshey St. Louis Crystal City Goshey Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis Crystal City State Bank Crystal City Bank Pittsburgh Plate Glass Company Brady Jefferson County Carol Byrd B. B. Houghton Henry Galvin Missouri River Bonne Terre Clyde Hubbard Morehouse Cape Girardeau C. O. Biggs Stoddard Dexter Biggs Hubbard Walter Sours Moberly Farmers and Merchants’ Bank of Poplar Bluff Johnson Floyd Pennington A. A. Apply Truxton Bellflower Bert S. Lee Grand Lodge of Missouri Lebanon State Board of Equalization State Commission Tax Commission Southwestern Bell Telephone Company Kinloch Bell System Southwestern Bell United Railways of State Public Service Commission Capitol Commission Bipartisan Commission Capitol Edwin W. Stephens Columbia A. A. Speer Joseph C. A. Hiller Kirkwood Theodore LeCaff Nevada Joseph H. Carr Chippewa Bank of Chippewa Bank of St. Louis H. F. Hoffman Penal Institutions Industrial Department Fo Rmer Chippewa Bank Lindenwood Louis H. Jones Herman A. Meyer Meyer Lawrence County Fox and Wolf Hunters’ Association Lawson Hill Ranch Miller and-Ballinger The American Legion Springfield Kansas City New York W. H. Lyprch Jim Swain Argyle Osage County George Bathe Swain Ridgeway Journal Ridgeway Harry ©. Jones Frank Robertson Weir Kan

Paris Modes Glimpse Coats for Schoolwear and Evening

Paris fashions highlight simple lines for children coats while rich fabrics and fur trims appear in fall ensembles. The article notes washable practicality for school coats, entry into ensemble suits for girls, and two Paris gowns with satin and velvet detailing suitable for afternoon and evening wear. Julia Bottomley reports from 1924.

Paris

The Last Rose Waltz and a Night of Renewal

Julian Palmer, a destitute but talented musician, joins Luigi Carulli's San Francisco restaurant orchestra. A haunting waltz he composes, The Last Rose, draws Lydia Phillips back into his life, revealing a hidden love and a chance at forgiveness.

Luigi Carullis San _Francisco Julian Palmer Luigi Carulli Julian Milan Hein Tuscany Carulli’s Lilac Lane Company Lydia Phillips Lilac Lane Palmer Franchetti Strauss Mr. Carulli Petrucci Lydia Dre.p Signorina Gentilissima Signorina

Diseases and Parasites Plague Panama Bay Fish

The text reports widespread ichthyoid tuberculosis among sand sharks and infections in Spanish mackerel. It notes osteoma in shark vertebrae, potential partial paralysis, and possible fish insanity. A Belize case cites mass fish deaths from a trypanosome-like organism linked to sleeping sickness.

Panama Bay Detroit News Belize Africa Central America

Prized forks vanish after servant’s warning tale

A Wall Street Journal anecdote recounts a new servant warning of infection from a pricked finger. The mistress reassures with silver forks, and the next day both girl and forks are gone.

Wall Street Journal

Early Hawthorne marriage poverty and shared chores

In Concord the Hawthornes faced poverty and split household duties. Maud Elliott Howe notes Mrs. Hawthorne overhearing her husband declare with relief that he was done with the "d n knives" while cleaning in the pantry, illustrating their frugal start.

Nathaniel Hawthornes Concord Maud Elliott Howe

It Can't Be Done: A Husband Listens Quietly

A humorous exchange reveals a husband’s strategy when his wife declares she has nothing more to say. He sits in the chair and endures an hour of her remarks, a light domestic moment captured in wit.

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