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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jan 18, 1940
Page
7
The notice outlines the January 21 lesson focusing on selected subjects and Scripture texts as curated by the International Council of Religious Education. It notes copyright and usage permissions for the materials.
A sermon on Matthew 20 17 to 28 contrasts worldly notions of greatness with God’s standard. It emphasizes dying to self, living for Christ, and serving others humbly, urging believers to pursue true greatness through selfless devotion rather than status.
A brief biblical verse plea seeks help for deliverance and mercy. The speaker proclaims poverty and spiritual wound, asking God to act for the name and goodness of the Lord. The quoted lines underscore dependence on divine mercy.
A quotation from John 17 21 asks for unity among Jesus disciples that the world may believe thou hast sent me. The verse emphasizes oneness between Father and Son and among followers.
Ruth Wyeth Spears offers home craft steps to convert an old couch into a streamlined piece. The article outlines painting the frame, padding, upholstering with bright cotton, and building box end tables with a partition and shelves. It also promotes Mrs Spears Book No 3 with further directions and asks readers to send 10 cents to Mrs Spears, Drawer 10, Bedford Hills, New York.
The quiz covers topics from Brazil's large states to decay of wood and lunar effects on clocks. It notes Great Lakes waves up to 25 feet versus oceans over 50 feet, Atlantic coastline longer, Mississippi river discharge surpassing Europe, Death Valley about 50 by 20 to 25 miles and 276 feet below sea level, with Pizarro as the conqueror of Peru.
Brazil, larger than the United States, has 20 states with three bigger than Texas. Bacteria and some microscopic plants, called fungi, attack wood and destroy its structure. The mechanism of pendulum.
Brief wits and aphorisms on workplace candor marriage vanity and honesty. A woman writer jokes husbands should wear rings and nose rings spark humor while a correspondent poses a hypothetical windfall and a remark questions truth and fitness.
A Vermont lawyer concluded his argument with a vivid metaphor about the defendant, claiming he used lying footsteps and hypocrisy, then placed his hands in the plaintiff’s pockets and took two oxen and a pig. The Boston Globe report notes the unusual rhetoric in the courtroom.
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