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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Dec 09, 1943
Page
3
Mrs Spears offers Kaleidoscope quilt pattern No 200 and cornice scallops No 207. Patterns cut with a keyhole or jigsaw cost 15 cents each and can be ordered directly from the supplier. The two tone blue and white design inspires sewing and sawing for intricate blocks.
The article notes wild geese fly in a V and that the lead gander takes the point, a long standing custom of the goose world symbolizing victory.
The column discusses improved battlefield care, including blood plasma, sulfonamides, and mobile medical units. It notes high first aid rates, rapid ship and hospital care, and the shift toward surgery with better support. It also reflects on mental health, postwar roles, and a playful aside about ex-kings and press agents.
Bankgage reports Santa Fe railway mailed season greetings with checks to more than 8,000 employees worldwide. US national income for September hit a record $12.536 billion. In occupied France black market trade uses color shades to classify illegitimate dealings. The Office of War Utilities urges Christmas lights stay inside private homes on Christmas trees.
Controversial proposal calls for a prewar conference to disarm children under eight amid wartime zeal. The piece blends satirical lines about child armament with spoof verses on annihilation and a jab at war profiteering and contractor overcharges.
Lesson for December 12 presents selections and scripture texts chosen by the International Council of Religious Education for use under license. The material outlines topics and readings to guide study and reflection.
A sermon review on Mark 12, John 13 and 15 stressing love as core power. It frames love for God and neighbor as the basis of obedience and joy, citing Christ’s example, Tertullian, and early church witness. It urges living out love in daily life and sacrifice.
The piece notes an old custom in Indian tradition where discussing business in the presence of a squaw is avoided. It reflects enduring cultural expectations about gender roles and decorum.
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