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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jan 25, 1940
Page
7
Star Dust reports on Dan Crawford’s New York visit with dachshunds Stinky and Puschen, fashion splurges, and Hollywood chatter. It notes Twentieth Century Fox film plans with Alice Faye and Don Ameche, William Powell wedding attire, and Diana Lewis’s rising star. Also mentions David Niven’s Dawn Patrol cap, Vivian Leigh divorce publicity, Kate Smith horn moments, and Buck Benny Rides Again title changes.
Radio headliners such as Barbara Jen Vera Vague and The Kidoodlers are billed in a feature in production at Rea area Wilson. Jean Darling formerly of Our Gang studies opera while William L White and an editor from the Emporia Gazette share readings and music in the evenings.
A note indicates the January 28 lesson covers selected subjects and scripture texts authorized for use by the International Council of Religious Education. The material is copyrighted and used by permission.
A sermon outlines Jesus entry into Jerusalem and the kingly mission. It contrasts his humble procession with royal authority, notes the crowd's shifting reactions from Hosanna to crucify him, and calls for personal faith, repentance, and transformation through judgment and compassion.
Article outlines the crazypatch quilt design with bold angular lines and embroidery stitches. It notes silk threads, basted patches sewn to foundation, tying backing with thread, minimal padding, and a plain edge. Mentions patterns and directions for three quilt blocks and a booklet with 42 embroidery stitches.
The saying notes gentility can be cultivated not just born into. It argues true polish comes from deliberate cultivation and attitude rather than lineage.
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