Man Cannot Be Wise Always as Woman Is Some Times
A short aphorism notes that a man cannot be wise at all times while a woman can be wise at times, suggesting a comparison of wisdom across genders.
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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jan 19, 1928
Page
2
A short aphorism notes that a man cannot be wise at all times while a woman can be wise at times, suggesting a comparison of wisdom across genders.
Missouri brief notes several city updates including Leadwood rebuilding after a major fire that destroyed the Dr Aubushon corner Van Leer store and a barber shop. Other items cover a $10000 municipal bond for Fire and Street departments in Fulton and legal actions in Sedalia Mexico and Jefferson City.
William A Radford promotes a distinctive English based residence with curved gables and dormer roofs. The design features a stair hall entry from a partially enclosed porch, a long living room, side service access to the kitchen, and two large upstairs bedrooms with a sleeping porch and a spacious bath. Ample closets and cross ventilation complete the plan suitable for a maid or family use.
Home owners and builders discuss roof choices with a focus on concrete asbestos shingles. Variety includes tapered, thutch-effect and octagonal shingles in browns reds grays suited to Colonial English French and Norman designs and offering strong insulation and weight advantages.
The text asserts renewal of paint is essential for both metal and wood surfaces. It argues that repainting should occur as soon as signs of breakdown appear, not at the whim of the owner, and that renewal must be reinforced with fresh paint promptly.
The piece argues a roof’s strength determines a home’s protection and comfort. It likens a roof to a ship’s prow, resisting heat cold rain snow and wind. A weak roof costs more over time than installing a durable one upfront.
The article explains clinkering occurs in very cold spells when a furnace runs at full blast. Overheating causes coal to fuse into clinker instead of ash. A thin uneven fuel bed promotes clinkers and proper firing avoids them, as intense localized heat risks grate burnout.
The piece argues that good taste in furnishing and complete living equipment matters more than home size. A week-end cottage can be as well furnished as a large country chateau, demonstrating that style and functionality trump space.
A Bible lesson outlines Jesus and fasting on the Sabbath, defending disciples for plucking corn, and healing a man with a withered hand. It emphasizes the higher law of mercy over rigid sabbath rules and Jesus as Lord of the Sabbath.
A aphoristic meditation notes that one sin opens doors for numerous evils as moral defenses crumble and greater temptations follow, warning of cascading spiritual consequences.
A short aphorism attributed to D L Moody emphasizes marching forward in obedience regardless of personal feelings. The standalone line frames discipline as a steadfast stance.
The article suggests that Christian faith is learned through imitation rather than formal instruction, emphasizing the influence of role models and daily example in shaping belief and practice. It critiques rote teaching in favor of lived demonstrations of faith.
Mrs Annie Kavinski of Milwaukee reports severe weakness but six bottles of Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound restored energy so she can do housework. Mrs Mattie Adams of Brewton Alabama says the product changed her life after a friend recommended it. Thousands of women past fifty credit their vigor to the remedy.
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