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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Oct 26, 1922
Page
2
Molly, ashamed by a blue temple scar, falls for poster artist Jim Stevens during a rural romance at Bascom farm. Their night meetings end with plans for a city future, and in the train station she realizes love may see past flaws.
A writer in Adventure magazine notes that miners harbor a deep fear of mine fires due to limited escape routes. Panic, gas explosions, and dark, suffocating tunnels exacerbate risk as hundreds race through a single shaft. The miner’s heightened sense warns him of faint scents others miss.
A fashion notice details a fur trimmed long coat suit with a one piece dress using crepe de chine and duvetine. It highlights black satin blouses, matelasse fabrics, and decorative festoon stitching, plus the waistcoat and V neck blouse designs with fur trim accents.
The article notes long coats with plaited cloth tones paired with striped tweed skirts, highlighting coats in collars and pockets. It describes fall blouse styles, including coatee blouses with shawl collars or surplice fronts, knitted silk fabrics, and minimal embroidery accents on hip bands and sleeves.
The Sun measures about 886000 miles in diameter and outshines all planets combined. It radiates heat from internal molecular energy, not by fire or friction, with energy largely stored in ancient radioactive elements. The solar system formed from a nebula and condensed, now releasing stored light and heat.
Horace Greeley wrote to a friend about rumors that Edgar Allan Poe would wed Sarah Helen Whitman following Virginia’s death. He warned that the proposed union could backfire, suggesting Whitman lacked a proper understanding of Poe and that the match might create foes and hasten marriage.
Mary Reisenhaus wins divorce from James Arthur Reisenhaus former American Glove Co executive. Judge George Bartlett awards alimony and expenses. She testified he kept 10 percent of wages for materials and maintained two residences to answer the draft. Reisenhaus denied the charges and a premarital agreement was rejected.
In San Francisco authorities question Rose Guida of Burbank amid suspicions she wrote love letters to herself to appear eloped with bus driver Jack Petunio. A torn typed letter requests a midnight meetup and a quick bus ride to Santa Ana then Honolulu, ending with a promise of a luxurious future.
In Cassell Prairie Wisconsin the alleged slayer of Julius and Mary Balzer and William Balzer was captured and confined in Mendota insane asylum. A hammer linked to the murders was found on the inmate's farm. The suspect, whose name is withheld, allegedly warned inmates he would use the hammer again. He had served on the coroner’s jury that found murder in the Balzer case.
In Chicago a domestic relations judge scolds W T twenty two for citing his wife’s past as a reason to divorce. The judge chastises the husband and orders ten dollars weekly support, warning of the house of correction if unpaid.
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