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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Aug 05, 1920
Page
4
A 1920s Browning Missouri column presents maxims and aphorisms on life work and politics. Short quotes advise on temper pride patience and self education while lampooning vanity and misplaced patriotism. The column frames citizen conduct and personal growth with pointed proverbs.
A collection of aphorisms on commercial advertising human behavior and social habits. Topics include the value of advertising in business the link between study and wisdom and critiques of profits morality and political alignment. The passages also touch on family marriage and synagogues with concise, paired maxims.
A good rain would be very acceptable in the vicinity at this writing. Noah Head and family and Mrs M J Brewer visited Perry Christians on Sunday. Elzie McCollum of Oklahoma has been visiting his mother, Mrs.
Emma Dunen Roy McCollum Connie Bauer were with Perry McCollum and family visiting Harold Abbotts Sunday. J B McCollum and family with Mrs Barbara McCollum attended Mrs Wallaces birthday dinner for her seventy eight birthday. Local residents enjoyed a picnic on Yellow creek west of Mrs Laura Thudiums Sunday. Mrs G W Abbott and son Alton began a trip to South Missouri to visit her brother Jno Coram and family.
Mrs. Anna Bagley went to St. Joe for an operation and many friends wish her a speedy recovery. Local residents including the Hutchinsons, Lyons, and Hawkins families visited Joe Creason and Green City. Grandma Bagley remains poorly.
The party who borrowed the four horse scraper at the Jack Kenley ditch last fall must notify Sam P. Kelley immediately.
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