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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jan 30, 1919
Page
1
The text reflects on enduring ideas from ancient empires and the Bible as a steady moral anchor. It counsels cheerful home life, mutual kindness, and daily acts of courtesy to build happiness and strengthen family bonds. It urges readers to spread sunshine, help others, and resist cynicism in domestic life.
The legislature began after a Friday recess with hundreds of bills introduced in both chambers. Many are expected to fail, but printing costs loom high. committees will review and cut the docket. The week included a governor’s reception, a memorial for Rep. McLain Jones, and committee assignments highlighting Printing and Penitentiary work.
The letter from Hinton Oklahoma dated January 19 1919 notes a hard winter with many deaths and a thriving Farmers Home business. A second essay dated December 26 1918 from Gladbach Germany describes the clean country with evergreen trees small mountain town, wine and beer allowed for soldiers, and kindness from civilians amid scarce food.
A soldier writes of missing Christmas packages from the States, slow mail, and hopes for a daily paper again. He notes guarding roads near Coblenz, Pentagon-like duties, and plans to be home after peace is signed. He mentions Captain Morgan, letters from Elva in Albany, and a fine two inch snow at Christmas.
John Gable postmaster of this city died at the family residence on Line Street at 8 p m Saturday evening after two paralytic attacks. He had been found unconscious on the floor by carriers earlier after a stroke struck him while at the stove January 17. He rallied briefly before the final collapse.
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