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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jan 16, 1941
Page
3
Practical household hints cover oven timing for biscuits, potato water sugar, muffin texture, removing onion or fish odors, cleaning grease from irons, serving ideas with cider jelly, safe use of hot water bottles, preserving shoes, washing etched glassware, and safe dish handling.
A quotation attributed to Montaigne extols constant cheerfulness as the truest sign of wisdom, likening it to celestial calm above the moon and describing such serenity as ever clear and serene.
Carol Coburn an Alaska born teacher clashes with Ericson the agitator while a young engineer Sidney Lander from Trumbull Co. aids her as danger looms. The scene mixes a clouded title dispute with native tensions and a plan to reach Toklumna for safety as winter bites and a baby’s fate hangs in the balance.
Carol and Kate OConnell seek an abandoned Indian baby as Lander, a field engineer, explains how the Trumbull Development Company tried to wipe out the valley and seize the parent’s claim. The pair face snowbound danger, a campfire bond grows between Carol and Lander, and old family papers surface amid deception.
Lander forces a papers transfer in Tokluma after a grueling snow drift ordeal. Miss Teetzel accuses Coburn of offense and warns that his days at the school are numbered, as Lander asserts the institution will not tolerate their actions.
Lesson for January 19 presents scriptures chosen by International Councils of Religious Education and used by permission. It outlines sources and guidance for study, reflecting standardized religious education content.
A sermon urges immediate acceptance of God's invitation, warning against excuses. It notes Jesus's teaching about readiness, uses parables of the banquet and excuses, and calls Christians to active soul winning and personal outreach. It cites Moody's Kansas City moment and offers a booklet on soul winning.
A short parable from F. M. Townley in Rome tells of a boy asking for the great master's brush. The painter is dead, and the boy longs to imitate greatness. The lady says the brush is not enough. true art requires sharing the master's spirit to carry on the work, a lesson applied to the Church today.
A pattern for home wear or outdoor use offers two sleeve options. Made in household cottons for home use and rayon or thin wool for runabout, with back belt and extended bodice panels for height. Sizes range from 36 to 48 with yardage details for sleeves and contrast collar. Send order to:
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