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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Sep 06, 1928
Page
6
A visitor recounts a perilous night at the Bethel house where Gordon vanishes, a locked mansion, a revolver on the desk, and a suspected killer haunting the premises. The narrator hints at fear, a rope, and a police warning amid uneasy alibis and possible impersonation of a criminal.
Mary Roberts Rinehart recounts a tense sequence at the Bethel estate as Gordon vanishes after a murder. The narrator notes locked rooms, a key, a red lamp, and a dangerous game between old man Halliday and Gordon, with Greenough and police closing in.
James Stillman renowned Wall Street titan berated a bank official with icy irony after an error in his bank. A visitor, appalled by the display, warned of possible danger and nervous collapse. Months later the visitor attended a Stillman home function and sweetly conveyed he had taken a holiday on that encounter.
Popular Mechanics reports a Moscow Institute of Brains opened to research the nervous system. A device divides the brain into five sections and makes wax impressions while the organ is cut into 25 000 to 80 000 thin slices for microscopic study. Lenin’s brain has been examined. others may follow.
Locust meal biscuits are being served in Johannesburg South Africa the new food is said to please the palate if one can forget what he is eating Locusts were first tried as poultry feed then as a light repast with success.
Pexel jelly powder reduces boiling time by skipping fruit and sugar boil off, saving time and fuel while yielding 100 percent pure fruit flavor. It costs 30 cents, keeps indefinitely, and works with fresh juice or unsweetened canned fruit. Recipe booklet included. distributed by The Pexel Company of Chicago.
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