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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Dec 02, 1920
Page
4
A Browning Leader-Record column offers pithy maxims and reflections from December 2 1920. Quotations on honesty ambition politics and personal conduct mix with snippets about education suffrage and social change. The piece references Longfellow and Abe Lincoln and ends with a clipped note on moral life.
A reflective piece argues that ambition wanes among the masses as prosperity grows, contrasting past hardships with present luxuries. It notes a shift from frugal living to yearning for abundance, and ends by warning that pioneer economy is fading in a time of abundance.
Albert Smith and wife visited A A Hawkins Sunday afternoon. Miss Margery Hutchinson visited with Ethel and Florence Cassidy Sunday afternoon. Walter Patterson and family visited Charley Maxwell Sunday. A W Cotter and wife of Purdin were guests at Otto T Johnson home Sunday. Alta Bagley visited Louise Mairs Saturday night and Sunday. A A Hawkins and family visited Howard Payne Sunday. The stork visited Mr and Mrs Jesse Woodside Saturday morning and left a daughter.
Wm Oaks was in Milan on business yesterday. Mrs Mary Robinson left for western Kansas to visit relatives. J C Head of Milan called on business and brightened the office. The Farm Club had a carload of apples on track at the start of the week. Elfie and Blanche Broyles returned from Chillicothe Business College for Thanksgiving with their parents Mr and Mrs L C Broyles.
The merchant behind Advertised Article 6e is trusted as ads here are up to date and not shop worn, reflecting confidence in the merchants and their wares.
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