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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Sep 20, 1928
Page
7
Four year old Mary watches tame squirrels from a park bench. A bold squirrel slides down a tree trunk headfirst and Mary bursts with excitement crying to the animal to “Put on your brakes.”
Two young women argued recently about the best shaving cream in a moment the Ohio State Journal notes as an unexpected glimpse into daily life.
A reflective line suggests people misjudge the impact of their behavior, acknowledging that we unknowingly influence others more than we intend. The statement hints at social perception and self-awareness without concrete events or names.
George Kojac, a teenage New Yorker trained in the East River, set new marks in the 100 meter backstroke during the Amsterdam Olympic trials. He eclipsed James A. Jouse Jr.’s record with 1 minute 8 1-5 seconds in semifinals and posted 1.09 4-5 to open the final.
Automobiles that are hard to start lose pep on hills and perform poorly due to neglect of minor servicing. Regular checks after 25 000 miles keep performance close to what it was at 10 000 miles, saving maintenance cost and ensuring reliability.
The Weather Bureau in Washington runs a dedicated radio forecast service from a soundproof booth linked to the Navy station at Arlington. Since 1923 it provides district wide forecasts and storm warnings heard across New England, the Atlantic Coast, and most eastern states. Saturday 3 45 pm broadcasts include a weekly outlook for North and Middle Atlantic states and other regions.
Gene Tunney exits laughingly in a vertical pose while Jack Britton wins another bout. Jem Mace’s fate remains uncertain. Box Spring, Texas, seizes Hamlin club in West Texas league. Boston College to play football at Fenway Park this fall. Tony Comerford to coach Loyola Baltimore. A Europe introduced novelty relay uses planes and motorcycles. Spencer Indiana becomes Ban Johnson’s home. Mattie Madsen signs with Toronto International League. Nelson of Kansas City once wrestled as the Masked Marvel. Blackie Carter recalled to Toledo from Buffalo. Joe Beckett hasn’t claimed the title yet. Bill Barrett of Memphis injures out for the year. Cohen and Whitney rival in Texas state hoops. St Paul in American Association sets single season double plays record.
A DIY gauge shows a quick method to check if an auto valve seating is gas tight. A tin can with a hole for a tire valve stem uses washers and rubber to seal, then air blown through the tube reveals leaks.
Trickle chargers designed for 66 volt batteries can be adapted to 4 volt use with little cost and no construction changes. Attach the end of a 6 ohm rheostat resistance winding to a charger post. use the rheostat’s resistance unit from an air cooled type. Radio News.
Doeg Is Favorite Johnny Doeg of California was one of the bright stars in the East West tennis tourney recently played at Forest Hills. He is a favorite with the tennis fans.
The article recalls Dr Caldwell’s early practice since 1875 and his 1892 release of Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin, a liquid vegetable laxative marketed for women, children, and seniors. It claims broad relief from headaches, biliousness, indigestion, loss of appetite, and sleep issues, and invites readers to obtain a free trial bottle from Dept. BB, Monticello, Illinois.
A duck at Portage Inlet British Columbia drowned after a bullhead it had caught was seized by a seagull. The fish spike fins pierced the duck’s neck as the gull pulled, leaving the duck dead with the bullhead still in its bill.
The remark suggests that articulate speech is seen as refined by some but mocked by others. It contrasts perceptions of language politeness with rural or less educated stereotypes. The sentence notes social judgments tied to speech quality.
Mrs. J. C. Bravtex of Schoolfield Virginia says she suffered years of weakness and could barely stand but after five bottles of Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound she regained energy to do housework, sew, feed livestock, and care for chores. The testimonial praises relief and improved health from the herbal remedy.
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