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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Apr 08, 1943
Page
7
The article lists the lesson for April 11 with selected scripture texts and topics. It notes these materials are selected and copyrighted by the International Council of Religious Education and used by permission.
Mark 9:2-8 and related scriptures reveal the Transfiguration as a revelation of Christ's divine glory. Peter and John witness the event and hear the Father affirm Jesus, strengthening faith in His deity, redemption, and coming kingdom for all believers.
The well dressed young girl aged 1 to 5 years will wear a gaily printed ensemble of playsuit overall and dress. Pattern 8363 offers sizes 1 to 5 with yardage for dress playsuit and binding. Pattern 8359 provides sizes 11 to 19 with material and trim requirements. War conditions cause delays in filling popular pattern numbers.
Practical tips cover safe boiling, removing whitewash with vinegar, cleaning spinach water, washing napkins between layers for ironing ease, bacon curling prevention, softening shoe polish with turpentine, stopping faucet leaks, paint can habits, and trimming citrus rind prep for salads.
The world's largest aerial carrier, TACA, serves seven Central American nations with 56 planes, 30 radio stations, 126 offices, and 200 airports. It flies over long routes daily carrying dynamite, mahogany, foods, machinery, and livestock. it is the only airline with a flying oil tanker.
A playful romance ends with a punchline as a young man plans a future with commitment but hurries to fetch eyewash after the girl hints at seeing a wedding ring and a happily ever after. The exchange turns comic when the eyewash becomes the punch line.
The piece explains how Amatol used as a booster for shells and bombs relies on a heavy charge of TNT to trigger it. TNT then detonates more sensitive Mercury fulminate, providing a two step initiation sequence.
A playful exchange on money and romance contrasts brunettes and blondes while a couple jokes about kissing and a comic history tale. The banter features quick quips about worth, perception, and celebrity imagery.
A well known author meets Uncle Joe an elderly Negro man whose cheerfulness remains despite hardship. The exchange reveals Uncle Joe’s simple philosophy I have learned to cooperate with the inevitable. He speaks with calm poise and a ready smile about facing life’s trials.
The item lists ten quiz prompts and their answers. Topics include Latin per cent, virtue opposing pride, Rosinante’s rider, labial relates to lips, U S Army full generals count, crucifix versus cross, Piccadilly Circus location, diplomatic service top rank, Scandinavian states, and Waterloo country. Answers provided: Twelve. A crucifix is a cross bearing Christ. Theatrical district. Ambassador. Four (Norway Sweden Denmark Iceland). Belgium.
By the hundred. Humility. Don Quixote. Lips.
A Yale collection of phonograph records offers voices of Queen Victoria Florence Nightingale William Gladstone and Mark Twain among the newly presented archival items.
An article shows a bright idea for a painted coffee table using odds and ends. It details cutting glass, nailing a shelf, and final finishing with putty paint wax. The note includes design 254 and a history digression on the word mess from meals and a soldier’s preferred Camel carton gift.
Dehydrated meat is being processed for transport without refrigeration. A single ship, truck, or freight car now carries as much meat as ten years ago, and one man can carry enough rations for an entire company.
In a playful remark, a wife vents about her husband removing gloom with new hats. Her husband replies with a sly line about generosity, sparking a lighthearted exchange about fashion and mood.
Army slang defines a G-man as a soldier assigned to garbage detail and a slum burner as the cook in mess slang. The terms illustrate informal lingo used by troops to label daily duties and personalities within barracks life.
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