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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Sep 15, 1949
Page
3
The Automobile Club of New ark led by president William J. Gottlieb urges faster driving, labeling slow motorists a hazard. The plea includes bold road safety cuts and critique of cautious operators amid a crash scene and assorted political quotes.
A fragmentary report notes Tobacco Road reached London amid British stamina tests. Western Union posts a near four million dollar deficit while odd telegrams get trimmed to curt messages.
New York photos show Marie Wilson promoting the film My Friend Irma and a radio adaptation. She expresses a preference for comedies while noting That My Boy previews drive audience interest. Her dog adds a light moment beside photographers and a music record price is mentioned in passing.
Uncle Ralph warns Connie Brigham about aging and marriage while she debates Don Baxter and Bob Merrill. She defends Don as romantic, Uncle Ralph calls him flighty and money hungry as the discussion turns heated over her prospects.
In a tense family scene Uncle Ralph notes Don's abrupt marriage as 6 o clock last night. Zak and YyTIH discuss consequences with Uncle Ralph urging acceptance and pointing to Bob as better match, while YyTIH grapples with heartbreak and loyalty.
Readable clues list scattered including references to potato and a note about eating. Puzzle text appears incomplete with numbers 35 87 88 and foreign interjections. No clear event person or organization identified.
Pattern No. 8495 offers a casual frock for general wear with scalloped sleeves in bright contrasting fabric. Sized for 14 16 18 and 20, the onyute perforated pattern requires yardage for a size 14 image.
Use moleskin on the bottom of heavy ornaments and flower pots to prevent scratches on tabletops. Old felt hats can be cut up for the same purpose. Upholstered seat cushions stay shapely longer if upended each night and returned in the morning.
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