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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Oct 14, 1926
Page
3
Mrs Margaret W Wallace of 1547 Safford Ave Columbus Ohio shares her battle with weakness that made housework hard. After trying Lydia W Pinkham's Vegetable Compound she reports renewed strength and appetite and vows to use the medicine again and again.
A New York policeman faces a vast legal catalog with over 16 000 statutes to know amid a system that codes millions of laws. The sheer volume highlights the challenge of enforcing standards across states and localities.
In Little Rock an elderly Arkansas Black man dies after a 65 day hunger strike while awaiting execution by electric chair. Tom Stribling of Crittenden County refused meals for weeks, later declaring a hunger strike, aiming to outlast the sentence despite clemency appeals. Authorities and courts had upheld his death sentence for alleged murder linked to an assailant who attacked his daughter.
Nels Johnson of Springfield New Jersey faced a heartrending choice when his rowboat capsized on Silverlake. With his wife and six year old son stranded, a storm drove the boat apart and Johnson chose to save the boy while the wife’s body later lay in Union county morgue.
In Fairmont Minnesota a driver Henry Nolte, former Martin County editor, reports two jack rabbits sprinting on the road. One rabbit veered aside, the other leaped and crashed through the windshield, injuring Nolte with glass scratches.
Laura Burns chased the car that struck a girl she believed to be a neighbor’s child and found her own daughter Agnes, six, aboard the vehicle. At Bellevue Hospital she screamed and fainted as staff moved her away. The child died before her mother learned the fate.
Jimmy Calhoun, a stunt flyer, was torn from his parachute by a gust of wind and fell 400 feet into a lake at Lakewood amusement resort in Atlanta. The accident occurred as he performed over the lake during a show. Police investigated the fatal incident and secured the crash scene.
Lesson outlines Moses view of Canaan from Mount Pisgah, the Lord's record of Moses death and burial, the mourning period, and the rise of Joshua as leader. It honors Moses as a great prophet, lawgiver, and guide of Israel, with a high appraisal of Deuteronomy and his intimate fellowship with God.
A compact reflection praises faith as a vessel that carries vast riches and transports the mind to realms beyond known explorers. The speaker, W. L. Watkinson, extols faith as a freight of profound treasure surpassing Solomon’s
A reflection on looking ahead to a future filled with good deeds and happiness. The passage emphasizes the beauty of work and living well as essential personal aims and shared aspirations.
Prophetic News urges focusing on shining through deeds over mere praise. It emphasizes shining as the true form of singing and living to God’s purpose.
Sir George H. Knibbs offers several scenarios for future world population. Estimates range from about 2.94 billion, up to 13.44 billion if land supported higher densities. He doubts reaching 5 billion at current living standards, but science could push toward 7 billion if inefficiencies drop.
A cautionary ad urges consumers to look for the Bayer name on aspirin packaging or tablets to ensure genuine Bayer Aspirin proven safe by millions and prescribed by doctors for 26 years. It warns that purchases without the Bayer name may be unsafe and urges saying Bayer at purchase.
The Bowdoin used radio as its sole communication link while trapped in Arctic ice, reaching U S stations with about 500 watts. WNP or Wireless North Pole broadcast concerts during long polar nights. An advertising note recommends Red Cross Ball Blue for laundry at grocers.
A pony ridden by Ray Sheaf, aged thirteen, was electrocuted in New Castle Pennsylvania as the rider escaped injury by leaping off. The horse fell beside a power pole and, when help arrived, the animal’s body was found energized. Investigators believe insulated rubber boots and saddle prevented further harm to the boy.
The Midland text recalls South Sea origins for the Taiyals who resemble the Dyaks. It cites Adventure Magazine on Formosan savages numbering about 150000 and notes a historic gun loss after Japanese takeover enabling hilltop headhunting for brides, summed as more heads equal more wives.
Advertisement extols Cuticura products for scalp itching and dandruff. It recommends rubbing ointment on spots, then washing with Cuticura Soap and hot water. Promotes daily use for clear skin and soft hands.
A compact reflection on life wisdom contrasts quiet speech with opportunity, noting that true peacemaking hides the effort, while wealth can come at the cost of living poorly. It also critiques ignorance and conceit as twin flaws in human nature.
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