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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Feb 13, 1941
Page
7
In Alaska born Caro Coburn returns north to teach school after a mining claim death. Sidney Lander, a mining engineer, rescues her aboard a ship and is engaged to her but faces a decision about staying in a harsh valley. The exchange reveals tension over careers and happiness.
In installments from an Alaskan valley, Sidney Lander’s shifting plans upset Barbara Trumbull’s return while Sock-Eye Schlupp and Salaria Bryson challenge outsiders. A teacher helps remote families as Salaria questions government aid and land policies, revealing rugged loyalties and risks to frontier life.
Lesson subjects and one texts selected and copyrighted International Council of Religious Education used by permission.
A vivid guide from Ruth Wyeth Spears explains making a braided rag rug from one small piece of old wool. The piece notes enthusiasts who dye tone and tea age fabrics, and promises clear directions to copy the rug with a central flower medallion.
A compact reflection on keeping open to beauty in all surroundings. The author urges welcoming beauty in people, skies, and flowers and giving thanks to the source of all loveliness for these blessings.
Daniel Webster extols the Bible as a valuable guide noting he reads it annually and finds rich thought and rule for conduct, calling it a book valuable to both lawyers and divines and pitying those who miss its lessons.
Practical household hints include heating knives to cut bread, pinning clothes indoors in freezing weather, ironing paired muslin curtains together, adding flavor extracts only when foods cool, and cooking cabbage broccoli or onions with bread to contain odors.
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