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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Dec 15, 1921
Page
4
The Browning Leader-Record for December 15 1921 notes social visits from Milan and Wintersville, shipments of sheep hogs and hog deliveries, family visits and community chatter. It includes a literary piece about The Call From The Wild and a reflection on women in business and home economy urging local spending and town self sufficiency.
Revenue officers in Asheville found a distinctive bottle label advertising liquor in bold terms. They sent the label to Internal Revenue Commissioner Blair, a North Carolinian, who reviewed its claims about pure mountain corn lik ker bottled in a barn and made in backwoods Western North Carolina.
Post offers a work from home style sales job in Chicago by Wright & Company. No investment, you become your own boss and can earn from 25 to 50 dollars weekly with part or full time, selling men s clothing and furnishings. Respond with personal details for a full proposition outline.
In earlier times the husband led the household and business affairs while the wife stayed home. The piece questions what has become of the old fashioned man who doubted women's success in business. It reflects on shifting roles and rising female entrepreneurship.
Community booster asks residents to keep prosperity local during a festive season. The message emphasizes buying locally to support small businesses and sustain jobs in town.
A reflective piece on gossip and its appeal, showing how people enjoy judging others while pretending to rise above it. It contrasts polite, kind explanations with the many other times when gossip flows freely and harms reputations.
Letters of Administration granted to T. W. Seale by the Linn County Missouri Probate Court following a hearing on November 14 1921. All claims must be filed for allowance within six months of letters and within one year from the letters grant to avoid bar. Attest: Arthur L. Pratt Judge of Probate.
The speaker warns that careless words can cause trouble and urges constant vigilance, noting that the tongue may slip despite every precaution. It suggests the need for strong self-control and discipline to avoid regretful remarks.
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