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Browning Leader Record

Location

Browning, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Dec 15, 1938

Page

7

Official title drives power trends in government and business

A Western Newspaper Union column critiques how official titles and consent decrees empower officials like Professor Thurmond Arnold. It argues congress should curb regulatory overreach, limit executive authority, and clarify laws to stop bureaucratic overreach in advertising and antitrust actions.

Washington Department of Justice Thurmond Arnold Arnold Congress AAA Western Newspaper Union

Santa Claus Post Office Draws Holiday Mail

In the Indiana hills lies the unincorporated village of Santa Claus famous for its Christmas name. The Santa Claus post office handles a land-office amount of mail each December as people send letters to be canceled with the famous Santa Claus stamp. Abraham Lincoln is noted as having lived there from age seven to twenty-one.

Santa Claus Indiana Hills Abraham Lincoln Indiana St. Nicholas

Household Questions on Worn Casters and Food Tips

Inspect furniture casters to prevent rug damage and replace worn parts. Warm salted nuts briefly to refresh flavor. Add milk to rinsing water when washing white silk to prevent discoloration. Use a variety of seasonings in stew with herbs parsley celery and grated carrots and onions.

Untitled Quiz Questions From a 1920s Reader

A reader asks seven trivia items: national investment in South America and Europe, U.S. states by coastline length, three carnivorous plants, completing a quotation about life’s ladder, an animal that makes no sound, Tennyson on Galahad’s strength, and how many Seventy-fifth Congress bills became law.

South America Europe Tennyson

Undie Set and Day Dress Patterns for Holiday Sewing

The Undie Set includes slip bra and panties with a zipper, designed for quick, comfortable wear in satin crepe de Chine or flat crepe, plus a house dress with darts and puffed sleeves in sizes 12 to 20 and 14 to 46. Patterns No 1649 and No 1650 list yardage and materials. send orders to The Sewing Circle Pattern Dept Chicago Illinois. 15 cents each.

Sewing Circle Pattern Dept W. Wacker Dr Chicago Ill Bell Syndicate WNU

A Visitor Except for a living man there is nothing more wonderful than a book

A reflective quote attributed to Kingsley about books as living connections across distance. The passage emphasizes how pages speak to readers, offering comfort and openness from unseen souls in distant places.

Kingsley

Nearest and farthest planets from the Sun

The closest planet to the Sun is Mercury followed by Venus Earth Mars Jupiter Saturn Uranus and Neptune. The farthest planet from the Sun is Neptune, with Pluto reclassified as a dwarf planet.

Inquiries Across Continents And Natural History Facts

The text lists regional totals for South America and Europe in millions, a riddle about the largest and smallest U S states, three carnivorous plants, a quoted lyric fragment about sliding, the giraffe as a creature, a moral note on pure heart, Seventy Fifth Congress activity with bills introduced and enacted, planetary distances for Mercury and Pluto, and anthropometric data from Frank Buck about height arm span and a gorilla named Gargantua with measurements.

South America Europe Florida New Hampshire Mercury Pluto Frank Buck Gargantua

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