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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Oct 20, 1938
Page
3
Practical hints for cooking greens to prevent boiling over and avoid stirring. How to press ribbons using tissue paper. Advice to dress children in bright colors for traffic safety. A tip on saving salty water by pouring it over coal. Suggestion to include a cheap vase with hospital flowers to aid nurses.
This ad explains Bayer Aspirin’s fast relief for headaches rheumatic pains and neuritis. It emphasizes instant dissolution in water and rapid action once swallowed. Consumers are urged to ask for Bayer Aspirin by name rather than plain aspirin.
In a perilous night chase in a medieval tower Elizabeth Virgil and companions outwit guards and fear, planning a feint to lure pursuers away. Herrick parries below as Bertram’s threats echo while the quartet climbs a narrow stair to safety, the peril only deepening.
Albert Stoll Jr. argues in the Detroit News that humans judge animals by our own aversions. We kill many harmless creatures for perceived threats, upsetting nature’s balance and ignoring the many good snakes among them.
The report tracks early lamp patents starting with John Love’s 1798 South Carolina tallow lamp. It notes William Hode’s 1812 nursery lamp as the earliest known patent and cites a 1831 patent to John W. Schulz and William Trull. Between those patents about 20 others issued.
Pattern 6113 offers a transfer of six motifs averaging 7 44 by 9% inches with stitch illustrations and color schemes to make cheerful towels. Send 15 cents in stamps or coins to The Sewing Circle Household Arts Dept. 259 W. 14th St. New York NY to obtain pattern.
An ancient buried city was discovered at Wickliffe Kentucky with nine mounds. Col Fain W King and wife supervised excavations revealing 153 burials of three distinct types. The bodies were laid with pottery tools implements and jewelry. One mound yielded 63 child remains with dolls and playthings.
Cannot Eat Cannot Sleep and severe gas described as stomach distress. Adierika advertised as cleansing the intestinal system and relieving gas and constipation with one spoonful. Claims long-standing issues like bloating sour stomach and sleepless nights improved. presented as doctor and druggist recommended for 35 years and sold at drug stores.
A terse reflection quotes Cicero on constant duty. The line emphasizes perpetual obligation and vigilance in every moment.
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