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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jan 23, 1919
Page
1
A column urges women to improve home atmosphere through neatness and taste to lift husbands and families. It warns of city temptations, extols Santa Claus as a morale booster, and favors kindness, self restraint, and practical generosity in daily life.
A reader notice urges support for Miss Blanch Summers for Sullivan County Superintendent of Schools. Summers brings years of experience in education and public service to the county post.
A 1919 memo from the U S Department of Labor instructs the United States Employment Service to place hundreds of thousands of returning soldiers and war workers in civil life jobs. It calls for broad public publicity and editorials to educate readers on the need for employment and notes ongoing efforts to match workers with positions across the country.
Information Division U S Employment Service requests a print copy if a piece is produced about them. Alexander D Chiquoie Jr Director asks for the clipping for records and public notice.
Mrs Ira H Stewart writes from W McHenry Illinois to editor Joe Nickell Browning Missouri enclosing a 1.50 check for the paper. She expresses thanks for sending it and mentions enjoying Ray's letters and the other boys. She wishes good health to the editor and all friends and signs as Mrs Ira H Stewart formerly Ninnie Carter.
Herbert Hoover, head of the U S Food Administration, cites surveys from Allied relief work showing severe shortages of fats meats and milk across Europe. He warns child mortality rises and Bolshevik threats loom as crops run below normal and remaining supplies dwindle, requiring about 1 400 000 tons of aid to cover the coming period.
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