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Browning Leader Record

Location

Browning, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Sep 05, 1918

Page

3

Real Art in Preparation Everlasting Bugaboo Repeats

Cleaning chickens the housewife’s everlasting bugaboo loses half its terrors when done by this quick and economical method. Directions describe drawing and packing a whole bird for canning in a quart jar with careful removal of the digestive tract and proper cooling and singeing.

Can Your Cockerels Be Marketed Or Used At Home

The season questions whether feeding early hatch cockerels is worthwhile. Should you send them to market or cook them at home to stock the pantry for winter as poultry prices climb higher.

Ducks for Meat and Eggs in Pekin and Indian Runner Breeds

The Pekin duck is raised mainly by green-duck producers and on farms for meat. It fattens quickly and responds to mash or more greens. Indian Runner is favored for egg production. This breed mirrors the Leghorn in the duck family, laying large white eggs, being a small eater, forager, and hardy.

Poultry Cull urged as best hens yield more

Farmers and home bird keepers are urged to cull flocks and keep only the best layers. An observed average of 151 eggs per hen shows wide variation from nothing to high production, indicating many birds are unprofitable.

Pass to Camp Custer Fights Through Bureau Delinquents

A report from the bureau of delinquents describes Charlie a lanky Black man seeking a freight pass to Camp Custer. He lacks funds and fears enlistment, hoping to join the army soon despite having one lung. Officers reveal 1,200 colored youths already sent to camp and discuss enlistment motives.

Camp Custer Lambert A. P. L. Force Bureau of Delinquents Charlie Mr. Lambert Darkey Navy

Woman Arrested After Threats and Disturbance in Spokane

Fanny Hopkins, a Black woman, threatened to kill her husband and engaged in a violent outburst after police responded to a report. Detectives Fordyce and Markwood arrested her for disorderly conduct and drunkenness as a crowd gathered. She resisted, was assisted by Officer Dan Phelan, and noted for prior altercations with officers. She objected to the number 13 used for her belongings.

Pokane Fordyce Markwood Fanny Hopkins Dan Phelan Phelan

Judge Extends Clemency to Mouth Harp Expert

In Kansas City Judge Casimir Welch hears John Raschitsch a bartender plead guilty over a mouth harp incident. The court halts a $5 fine after Raschitsch performs Irish tunes in the cell drawing court attention. Andrew Gippner testifies against Raschitsch over a rifle threat and unpaid fine.

Ansas City John Andrew Gippner Tracy Avenue South Side John Raschitsch Casimir J. Welch Clerk Justice Welch Ireland Heaven

Man Kidnaps Wife in Yellow Taxi in St. Louis

A man abducted his wife in a yellow taxicab, dragging her screaming southward as bystanders watched. Police and a park patrolman intervened after the cab sped past Twenty-fourth Street and into the park, ending the chase when the driver halted. The wife, who had sought divorce earlier, recounted the attack at her employer’s home.

Gingham House Dresses Endure as Wartime Service Wear

The matronly gingham house dress remains a popular service outfit for indoor and outdoor tasks. Designers feature combinations of plain and plaid ginghams with trims like ruckrack braid, organdie collars, and Swiss embroidery, proving sturdier fabrics now share the wartime wardrobe with frocks and tunics.

Double Knot With Loops Instruction

Fasten your belt with a double knot and loops at the back for secure closure and tidy appearance. The technique emphasizes a snug pull through the loops to prevent loosening during wear.

Design Experts Create Stylish Fall Frocks for Girls

Experts in children's apparel emphasize advantages of professional design to avoid errors and improve mass production outcomes. The feature describes a pictured eight to twelve year old dress with box pleats, side pockets, a jacket-like bodice with belt tabs, floss detailing and silk button accents.

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