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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Feb 22, 1940
Page
3
Ruth Wyeth Spears demonstrates a home makeover for a tired chair using a soft red cotton crash, dove gray binding, and padding to tilt and reshape. Upholstery remains, with muslin and padding to achieve a smooth surface, plus notes on filling with rags or excelsior.
A Dickensian reflection notes laughter as irresistibly contagious even when infection and sorrow linger. The quote emphasizes humor as a bright force against hardship.
Lesson for February 25 outlines subjects and scripture texts selected and used by permission by the International Council of Religious Education.
A sermon on Matthew 25 emphasizes that all people are stewards of God’s gifts and will answer for their use of them. It contrasts faithful use of talents with squandered opportunity and warns of judgment for unfaithfulness, urging readiness for Christ’s return.
A reflection on biblical sowing and reaping phrases emphasizing that individuals reap what they sow and reap portions accordingly. The lines echo moral cause and consequence and caution against wasteful or generous conduct.
Ornithologists note albatrosses fly global paths, buffeted by gales yet prone to seasickness on ships. A South Dakota flour mill uses friction heat from grinding to heat a six story building. American lawyers often manage clients legal affairs and personal details such as housing and marriage partners.
In many outboard motorboat races the fuel mix of alcohol benzol and castor oil delivers higher power than high test gasoline, a practice noted by Collier's in coverage of racing.
A hopeful suitor proposes to the world’s most beautiful woman and visits a jeweler. He asks the price of a $250 diamond then, after a whistle, points to another ring and learns its price with two whistles.
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