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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jan 07, 1909
Page
7
A wandering young priest from Darius' realm seeks the God of Daniel and journeys to Babylon. There he meets Daniel and hears how the living God delivered Daniel from the lions, contrasting with the gods of the temple. The tale traces prophecy and conversion amid ancient city life.
A sermon extols Daniel as model for placing God first through secret prayer three times daily. It notes his foes could find no fault but loyalty to God, and that private devotion brings divine power and honor to God across Darius’s kingdom.
A royal messenger arrives with a seal of King Darius, bearing news of a living God not made of wood or stone. The people wonder who this Daniel is and why his God is set above all others as mighty wonders unfold before the nation.
Reports state wide push for a hog cholera antioxine serum by the Missouri Agricultural College with a $45,000 yearly appropriation to save farmers millions. Missouri mining output shows lead, zinc, coal and other minerals valued at over $26.8 million, total underground wealth about $33.7 million. Ten rescued from a St Joseph department store fire. damage estimated at $15,000.
Thieves broke into the First Christian church in Joplin for the third time in three months, entering through a basement window and ransacking the interior. Stolen were silver spoons table clothes and Santa Claus wear items. Burned match stubs were scattered about, suggesting an organized gang at work in the city. Planck named deputy state bank commissioner effective January 15, separating the banking department from the secretary of state’s office.
At the request of the Domestic Science club a warning was issued to local dealers that selling stale eggs risks action under the pure food law. Prosecuting Attorney E. C. Orr and state officials advised that bad eggs violate section 4 of the pure food law. Gov. Folk offers a $300 reward for the capture of F. L. Anderson, linked to a December 18 shooting in Higbee. A 2-year-old boy survived a five-story fall in St. Joseph with minor injuries. The Missouri State Board of Agriculture announces officers for 1909. Bennie McCracken, 10, sentenced to five years for arson at his grandfather’s barn. William Perry burned to death at Panama mining camp. Mrs. D. B. Thomas of Kansas City tops state pharmacy board exams. Death of M. G. Bubacks, presidential elector, Mt Milan.
A pasted text piezas discuss at length starch use in home laundering with mentions of Defiance Starch Red Cross Ball Blue and laundry care. It also includes social quips about marriage service and a light mockery of a Boston cynic.
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