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Browning Leader Record

Location

Browning, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Oct 27, 1921

Page

3

Bowser quits smoking for once per doctor and gum plan

Mr Bowser vows to quit after a doctor warns that smoking caused illnesses. He resists, borrows willpower like the Rock of Gibraltar, but returns to cigars, buying matches and hiding in his pocket, while Mrs Bowser calmly observes and accepts the long pattern of failure.

Rs. Bowser Mr. Bowser Ms. Bowser Guffengall E State Mrs. Bowser Bowser Samuel J. Bowser Rock of Gibraltar

Knitted Outerwear and Dainty Hats for Autumn Styles

The article reviews autumn knits and hats, highlighting scarves, sweaters, capes, coats, and tailored as well as trimmed hats. It notes the shift toward color, style, and ingenuity, with emphasis on black velvet, angora scarves, brocaded brims, ostrich plumes, and versatile one piece knitted dresses for autumn and early winter. It mentions dominant black millinery and the appeal of rich fabrics and trims. A brief aside mentions a corncob as a practical scraper for aluminum utensils.

Diamonds Will Remain Dear in Tax Rich Diamond Trade

Frank B. Wade argues in Leslie’s that taxes drive up diamond prices. He notes South African laws requiring 60 percent of net profits from new mines and cites the Cullinan diamond, valued at about $1,000,000, which cost the state far less after tax payments.

Frank B. Wade Leslie’s Transvaal

Oil-Bearing Nuts in Guatemala Could Spark Vegetable Oil Industry

The royal palm tree with corozo and cohune nuts grows along Guatemala’s coast. Although unused industrially, these nuts may fuel a vegetable oil sector because kernel oil content is about 65 percent, far higher than African nuts at around 4 percent. About 18 percent of a ton of Guatemalan nuts yields kernels.

Guatemala Scientific American

The Wedding Present Plot and a Studio Coup

Josefa schemes to pair Wilmot with Bess while plotting to wed publisher John Brennan. Bess, consumed by hunger and jealousy, suspects treachery as Josefa offers a free cottage for six weeks and a chance at design fame. In a shock turn, Josefa reveals she plans to marry Brennan next week and gifts happiness to Bess.

Josefa Bess Leech Bess Wilmot Deliverance Elizabeth Betsy Salome Betsy Lizabeth Joe Billy Johnson John Brennan Perenne Johnson Billy Izzy Biffski

Simonetta Vespucci Inspires Botticelli’s The Spring

The article recounts Simonetta Vespucci wife of Americus Vespucci whose beauty inspired Sandro Botticelli. beloved by Guiliano de Medici she modeled for The Spring and became the muse for many works. She died young from plague as Florence mourned her passing in state. Maurice Hewlett’s Quattro Centisteria contains a vivid account of her death and legacy.

Simonetta Americus Vespucci Guiliano de Medici Lorenzo the Magnificent Sandro Botticelli Genoa Lorenzo Florence Vespucci Guiliano Sandro Botticelli Maurice Hewlett

Australian Gold Exports Rise in 1920 and Early 1921

Figures from the Australian Gold Exporters Association show 1920 exports valued at £4,813,431 and £882,330 for the first four months of 1921, totaling £5,695,761 in 16 months. The Commonwealth government maintains a policy of keeping reserves untapped and allows only current production exports.

Australian Gold Exporters’ Association

Why Marines Are Scarce Recruiting For Marine Corps

Recruiting for the United States marine corps is active again. Applicants must be physically perfect and of good moral character, with height at least 65 inches and weight not less than 150 pounds, and enlistments for three or four years.

United States Marine Corps

Pumping Fish From Net to Ship Holds Invented

A device to pump fish from a purse net onto the deck of a fishing vessel uses a large rubber tube. The fish are discharged onto an inclined wire mesh where water drains away and the catch slides into the hold.

How to Clean Leather Furniture

Leather care steps advise mixing whites of two eggs with two teaspoons of turpentine, then applying with a clean dry cloth. For cleaning dilute tepid water with a small amount of vinegar and wipe the leather with a clean cloth, then dry thoroughly.

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