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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Sep 05, 1929
Page
2
Artie and Mamie walk the park at night under a bright moon and discuss marriage. He braces to propose while she smiles and teases, a moment of candid talk shadowed by flirtation, nerves, and lingering doubt as they ride home together.
An exhibition at the Science Museum in London showcases historic maps tracing map making from ancient times to 1492 and beyond. Highlights include Captain Cook’s 1770 Botany Bay map and a pirate map of Mexico painted on skin dating to 1774.
Penarth Wales women face threats from peeping parties watching from long range binoculars. With no bathhouses along the rock coastline they must disrobe behind rocks and now push authorities to assign plain clothes officers on beaches to restore privacy for swims.
Atlantic City reports a murder case tied to voodoo beliefs as Joseph London 58, a retired grocer, is found dead in his Conover town home ruins after a fire. Otto Martin 45, a Mill road painter, faces questions amid claims of voodoo control over Mrs. Flossie London 29, his neighbor and London's widow.
Keeper Overton of the Williams Park menagerie set a banana bait box to trap a monkey. A second monkey escaped the box, then freed its companion, both slipping away as the keeper watched in disbelief.
Regina report of a dramatic incident where a farmer Charles Lefrentz from North Portal died while attempting to rescue a cat electrocuted atop a pole. The cat, shocked by a high tension line, survived two days later and regained life.
In Jenkins Kentucky friends crash a wedding prank by tossing David Hughes into a lake during a marriage celebration and he drowns. The incident occurred as part of the festivities, with authorities investigating the death as a likely accident.
Pittsburgh reports that R J Wensley of Westinghouse has developed a voice controlled version of Televox. In a public demonstration the device understood spoken orders to a toy electric train and controlled start stop and reverse via a radio like amplifier. More practical uses are expected after further testing.
Florence, Colo.-Page Paul Revere so that he can ride forth and warn the community that J. A. Patterson's wood shed is on fire. George Washington attended the fire and helped extinguish the blaze with fire hoses in use. Col. Henry Lee and Gen. Nathaniel Green assisted as volunteers while a school play continued.
The wheel of the U S S Olympia, ordered sold by a navy board, sits near the entrance of the Reina Mercedes at the United States Naval Academy in Annapolis. The wheel was removed about 30 years ago and remains a historic feature as probes enter the academy.
Highway department officials conducted a 40 mile experiment between Ashland and Cedar City using magnets on a truck to collect iron junk. The haul included nails wire apples screws bolts and small auto parts capable of puncturing tires.
Nellie Trower of Hewlett New York died by suicide at her husband’s grave while praying over his tomb. The tragedy followed her apparent mental decline after his death.
Mashie the bulldog steals golf balls at Van Cortlandt Park Golf Course and evades police. Patrolman Joseph Cleary found Mashie's hideout with Frank Conroy, who held tooth marked balls. Mashie bit Cleary and fled after being urged on by Conroy. the thefts had continued for over a month.
Lesson outlines Nehemiah’s rise from cupbearer to reformer leader. It covers preparation and division of labor, overcoming hindrances, and the wall’s 52 day completion. Emphasizes teamwork, cooperation, faith and prudent defense in religious work.
The essayic passage describes Plato’s view of the soul as a man lion and many headed monster. It argues the lion and monster exist in every person and can be tamed only by the love of Christ.
The ad promotes Borax 20 Mule Team W Borax as a water softener that aids soap and deodorizes while cleaning. It claims easier washing, whiter clothes, and harmless use, suggesting Borax saves hands and preserves fine laundry.
Jim recalls a night when a friend teased the fainting girl with a compliment about her nose, causing her to recover quickly. The exchange shows a playful, lighthearted moment among the group.
The article discusses a twilight understanding of polar darkness noting that complete night is not implied and that enough light remains for ordinary activities to proceed.
A miscellaneous OCR snippet presents quips about preferences and travel with stray lines and a partial quote. It includes the phrases I just adore dark men and You'd have a splendid time in Af rica and comments about a blind man finding a fault. The piece reads as a garbled column fragment.
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