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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Feb 15, 1906
Page
4
A fragment from a small newspaper page shows editor and proprietor names, a brief mortality note dated July 8, with scattered moralizing lines on duty education and community. The text includes aphorisms about preparedness, learning, and the balance between schooling and farming.
Dress does not make a man but affects comfort and happiness. Now is a good time to drag the roads to improve current conditions and prevent worse damage in the spring.
The piece critiques caucuses as constitutional only when aligned with party views and warns against shifting positions. It discusses a proposed Lock canal, impacts of future construction, and notes Tillman’s railroad investigation could avert a looming strike. a liar’s flaws and sun’s brightness amid clouds are also touched.
A historical quotation attributed to Dean Swift extols farm work over politics. It states that he who can make two ears of corn or two blades of grass grow where only one grew before would serve mankind and the country better than all politicians combined.
A historical reflection notes Aristotle’s claim that a city benefits more from a good man as ruler than from good laws, then questions how this weighs against practical governance and law in ancient contexts.
The writer argues that party platforms could apply to today and that laws lose value when crooks enforce them. They note strong representation of trusts, railroads, express firms, and oil companies in Congress. Tax rules favoring personal property are questioned, urging levies on all wealth and mortgage interests.
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