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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Sep 04, 1930
Page
6
The article notes Pennsylvania is highly regarded as a top big game state. It contrasts past declines with today’s abundance of deer bears small game including rabbits and squirrels. It mentions bears entering farmyards during jelly making and campers observing bear activity near camps. It highlights increasing numbers of ring necked pheasants quail and wild turkeys near cities.
The United States Department of Agriculture reports a growing use of motor trucks in farm product transport. It assesses truck receipts at major markets, compares truck, rail, and boat movement, and examines redistribution to smaller communities.
The quiz explains keep the car top clear of snow and ice to avoid damage to fabric. It lists causes for lights failing as blown fuse discharged battery worn out bulb or faulty switch.
A drop extension formed from thick strap iron provides a safer way to reach under the axle when the jack is too tall. The steel must be very thick to prevent bending and axle slippage. Base area of jacks is often insufficient for soft ground. an extra base improves stability.
The nation works to conserve petroleum reserves through government boards and industry. Motorists save time and money by safe driving and keeping cars well maintained. Manufacturers improve engines for efficiency while reducing fuel waste from improper carburetor settings and excessive idling.
Two methods described for staying stopped during signal upgrades. One uses the hand throttle to feed fuel while the engine remains idling. The other uses the hand brake and normal gas, with the right foot on the service brake. Caution urged to avoid serious accidents.
Olympic and national swimming champion Adelaide Lambert made her first professional appearance at the Metropolitan outdoor championships in New York Riverside Casades pool. She won the 100 yard freestyle for women as many of the East's top women swimmers competed in the meet.
A club discussion among veteran track fans elevates Paavo Nurmi as the greatest runner of all time. The article notes Nurmi’s enduring reputation across continents and his shift from sprinting to longer distances as time tests his supremacy.
Gus Suhr benched for Pirates after poor hitting. Ruth Gehrig and Meusel famed sluggers with three homers in a row in 1925 and 1929. Earl Sande earns 10 percent of Gallant Fox winnings totaling $20 000 this season. Stella Walsh aims for 1932 Olympics. Buff Donnell to coach freshmen football at Duquesne this fall.
Hard hitting Dodger Babe Herman, a key outfielder for Brooklyn, is cited as a main reason the team remains near the top in the race for the pennant. The article touches on other sports notes including university fields, world records, and player recoveries.
The New Jersey Game and Fish Commission launches an intensive campaign against semi wild house cats after hundreds of pheasants quail squirrels and rabbits are killed in pine lands. Cat traps are set and checked daily by wardens, with captured cats shot.
Missouri physicians were urged by State Health Commissioner Dr James Stewart to report infantile paralysis cases promptly as August saw thirty Missouri cases. He warned of a growing national trend and stressed that the department is eager to help prevent spread.
Diamond Dyes offer high quality anilines for true bright colors on dresses and drapes. They promise even coverage with no spotting or streaking and no re dyed look, available at drug stores.
The Lafayette Journal and Courier endorses Diamond-Dyes as delivering top quality across five decades. The ad claims consistent excellence and urges continued effort to maintain high standards and peak position.
A Montana woman reports shedding 19 pounds of fat in 27 days after using Kruschen Salts. She claims daily half teaspoon doses in hot water before breakfast, promising cleansed toxins and energized health, with a money back guarantee for satisfaction.
A satirical note quotes a transfer expiration remark and a jab about poorly ventilated cars. It adds a quip about visiting at high heat and a playful line about an effeminate man trying to act hardboiled, reflecting light, dismissive tone.
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