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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Sep 17, 1925
Page
3
Instructor of Skokie Country Club and Union League Club Chicago explains grip errors cause sore spots on fingers and advises left hand control. Emphasizes learning from pros, watching experts, and using motion pictures to perfect timing and swing mechanics for better play.
J M de Navarre of Trinity Cambridge described prehistoric amber trade at a Royal Geographical Society talk in London. He said amber's distribution sheds light on central European human geography in late pre-Christian centuries and that northern Europe exported amber extensively, a key barter item linking north and south.
A 1925 kitchen column covers custard basics and flavors, custard preparation tips, caramel and maple variants, and related dishes. It details baking in water, texture checks, and sauce methods, plus Veronique Soup, Baked Larded Liver, Ladies Cabbage, Chicken and Cucumber Salad, Dresden Sandwiches, and Corn and Potato Salad with practical serving notes.
Fashion notes from 1935 highlight long knitted coats as a prestige style. They imitate astrakhan and fur looks with velvety chokers, hats, and scarf sets, plus jacketing stitches such as jacquard and tweed effects. The article stresses versatility and a shift from novelty to practical wear.
A preface to dramatic shifts in climate and geology. A new shallow shoal near the surface, a volcanic island forming in the Mediterranean, and the Humboldt current on the South American coast has ceased to flow. The loss of the cold current has raised regional temperatures, altered rainfall patterns, risking nitrate loss and widespread drought. Special commissions head to South America to investigate the Humboldt current’s disappearance.
Two researchers from the University of Leyden, J P M Vogelaar and J B van den Boo gert, kept eggs with shells removed in an incubator and watched a warm blooded animal embryo grow for five days. The method allows continuous observation, unlike previous approaches requiring opening eggs at intervals.
A man and his trained dog Peggy performed counting feats at an Indianapolis vaudeville theater. The master selected patrons from various rows. He pointed to two small children and asked Peggy to count them. A child in the front row exclaimed to the audience, and then Peggy attempted to distinguish boys and girls on the front row using a bell.
A Detroit hotel salesman recalls his youth and the shift from shirts to coatshirts. He laments losing his hair before the coatshirt era arrived and jokes that earlier invention could have spared his styling troubles.
A stranger interrupts a village discussion asking about the excitement. A native answers that it began about a month ago, after which the crowd reacts in silence and one man spits to the lee ward.
A London cabman earned over 1000 selling tickets to a bogus concert claiming proceeds aided crippled and aged cab drivers. He was arrested as he issued the final ticket in the scheme.
An advertisement extols Red Cross Ball Blue promising spotless whiteness for cloths and towels until worn out. The quirky line compares laundry complaints to someone upset about nighttime window closing, framing the product as a practical solution.
A witty exchange framed as a tactful remark about first kisses. The dialogue contrasts blunt curiosity with a measured response, highlighting social tact in intimate topics.
Jersey City man Frank J. Trumbull writes that reading a letter in the paper led him to try Carter's Little Liver Pills. He says the pills relieved him of gas and biliousness and doubled his appetite. Sold at drug stores.
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