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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jan 04, 1917
Page
2
The piece argues that nature is the ultimate model for all human art and conduct, urging adherence to virtue and Christlike exemplars. It emphasizes learning by demonstration, not mere preaching, and calls for compassion, humility, and truthful appraisal of others to uplift society.
An old New Jersey man found 5000 dollars tucked in a Bible after his aunt’s 1874 will left him the family Bible. The estate paid debts and funeral costs, leaving little, so he never read the Bible until moving days revealed the treasure. The piece urges readers to seek spiritual riches within scripture.
A reflective note on growing older and approaching eternity. The speaker recalls a childhood catechism sentence and its enduring depth as life progresses. The prompt asks for the chief idea but the text remains fragmentary and contemplative.
The study highlights 4500 year old Sumerian Babylonian letters and tablets, with Dr. Stephen Langdon decoding cuneiform at the University of Pennsylvania museum. It notes postal habits, school in Nippur, and links Hammurabi to Genesis Amraphel, while urging more endowments to sustain archaeology.
A group of Scots at a fun fair offer two pence to an old street fiddler to play the Battle of Stirling Brig. He accepts and rasps the tune as before. The crowd grows tired while a spokesman pleads for a change.
The article argues for Canadian and U S farmers to expand into Western Canada with free homesteads in Manitoba Saskatchewan and Alberta. It cites rising demand for wheat cattle and hogs, predicts higher land values, and urges investment by those seeking 160 acres or more through government agents and land firms.
A three year old son of the county hospital superintendent is mentioned in a brief anecdote as he exclaims in a car drive. The incident highlights a child’s startling reaction when his father fears an accidental outcome.
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Dr Seth O Langdon of the University of Washington has discovered a poisonous gas in kelp floats in the Pacific. The gas identified is carbon monoxide and is present in large quantities in seaweed floats.
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