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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Oct 31, 1929
Page
2
Native groups from Mexico including Tarahumara and Totonaco will showcase traditional games at the January Mexico City Olympics. Events include a wooden ball football, the ancient quemada de restar, and an Aztec ball game, with broad national participation and education ministry sponsorship.
A driving essay argues two lane roads are inadequate for modern traffic. It notes slow trucks and cautious drivers cause jams and frequent near misses. It urges widening rural and urban roads to reduce congestion and accidents and lower insurance costs.
Nevada based J Wagner approves Sunday golf and rejoices in mixing sermons with afternoon golf. In Minden Iowa the Congregational church serves as the sole religious edifice for 400 residents and the pastor organizes sermons in the morning and golf in the afternoon for knickered church members.
Dr. Knight Dunlap of Johns Hopkins University urges standardization and simplicity in driving psychology to reduce traffic accidents. He argues that repetitive danger signs lull drivers, and consistent signs would heighten caution on long curves.
Lionel Hitchman survives as the last link of Boston’s first NHL team. The US National Archery Association grows, with over 100000 adherents. Sammy Hale, 33, covers shortstop and second base when Jimmy Dykes is unavailable. American racing stables include Widener, Strassburger, Macomber, Repogie, Goldman, and the Countess of Granard. Vittorio Campolo towers over Jess Willard, yet lighter. Francis Ouimet’s US Open win shifts golf’s class. Waner Cobb Hornsby Sisler join 200-hit-three straight seasons club. Billiard balls largely ivory with Zanzibar-sourced premium price.
Captain Wearshing of Temple University football is noted as one of the game’s best forward passers. Last season he threw 47 passes with two completed. Also mentioned are Joe Boley, the late Jack Dupo, Connie Mack, Joseph, and comments on tennis champion Bill Tilden and others.
A Practical device adds an automatic light in the luggage area that activates when the hatch is opened and turns off as it closes. A bayonet socket under the door edge holds a headlight bulb, with a chain linked switch at the hinge or screw eye. Wire from the battery terminal to the socket and switch, then ground to the frame.
John McGraw, manager of the Giants, failed to sign Wally Brush by three hours last summer after a Tampa club paid 12500 dollars for him. Brush mailed his Giants contract at midnight but Tampa friends wired an acceptance hours earlier, prompting a dispute and potential legal action that McGraw withdrew.
The report argues that drivers remain unprepared for automatic stops as red signals serve multiple roles such as detours danger and road repairs. Doctor Dunlap warns that red can be misunderstood and that simplifying signals may turn driving into a mechanical process.
Dr Howard James, Miami University infielder from thirty years ago, recounts that Huggins played as a Miami team member on a barnstorming tour to Kentucky and Tennessee in the late 1890s though he never enrolled there. James says the team needed a dependable second baseman and connected with Huggins, who lived in Cincinnati, to fill the role.
In Roberval Quebec a 13 year old, Michelle Courtois, guarded his dead brother Rene for months after they were lost in the North woods. Their father David Courtois searched ceaselessly until rescuers found the boy beside the skeleton. The narrative frames a tale of survival and endurance with the family planning to return to the woods for prospecting and hunting in winter.
Henry Tracey was astonished to find himself in the North Dakota penitentiary after a night spent in an empty tax car that was moved into the prison yards while he slept. Records supported his claim he had done nothing warranting confinement.
Las Cruces, N M Antalcio Jiminez worked a field when a thunderstorm struck. He jumped from the cultivator seat to dodge the strike. Both mules hitched to the implement were killed. Jiminez escaped with burns.
In 1875 a conscientious physician sought a gentle remedy for constipation and created a trusted laxative. Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pep sin became famous for its humane formula and widespread use, with drugstores carrying the product nationwide.
Reports from northern Swatow coastal districts describe man eating tigers attacking villages both day and night. A 160 pound tiger was killed near Thongkhlang as authorities discuss village trail patrols to combat the long standing threat.
A Des Moines Tribun Capital note claims America's sugary habits led to more than seventeen million dollars in July expenditures. The item questions who profits from honeyed words and the hidden costs of candy consumption.
A playful exchange notes a man may be down yet never out while a woman is said to always be out in a witty contrast highlighting social norms.
An excerpt notes that individuals chosen by fate rarely sense the pivotal moments they shape. It references Red Cross as a new wonder billing and promotes a highly concentrated product with advertising urging grocers to profit and free time for selling it. The fragment ends with a remark on golf as evidence of something unclear.
A Kansas mother reports her daughter Bonnie B is healthy and thriving, attributing her vitality to California Fig Syrup. The advertisement claims the pure vegetable tonic laxative restores heart and strength, aids digestion, and stimulates appetite, endorsed for over 50 years and backed by the word California on packaging.
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