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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jul 08, 1909
Page
3
Solomon searches for Wisdom from the apocryphal Book of Wisdom. A fair vision named Wisdom appears in a garden and urges him toward divine insight. He prays to God for Wisdom to guide his actions, while tutor Nathan observes and confirms the miraculous encounter.
The passage extols wisdom as eternal and uplifting. It links early pursuit of wisdom to ease of labor and success, states wisdom sustains old age, and claims wisdom brings discipline, divine favor, and social welfare. It emphasizes wisdom as God's breath and a treasure never failing.
In a distant era under King David Solomon, son of Bathsheba, grows famed for beauty and precocious mind. Prophet Nathan guides the boy amid royal flattery, preparing him for a life shaped by wisdom and love as he encounters true spiritual passion.
Washington dispatch reports the Roosevelt tennis cabinet plans a forthcoming volume titled Roosevelt's Administration. James Garfield and Gifford Pinchot lead the effort, detailing White House decisions and inner council talks during Roosevelt's last four years, including forest policy, railroad rate disputes, and major antitrust actions with memoirist insights from insider witnesses.
A marble bust honoring Jules Verne stands in Amiens with a decorative pedestal. Parisians including Jules Clarette and Henry Roujon discuss Verne as a rival to Dumas, praising Verne for expanding knowledge of geography and science through his works. The piece notes Verne’s global translations and predictions later realized, and quotes Mrs Jules Verne. Also includes a testimonial for Doan’s Kidney Pills from G. Smith of Liberty, Missouri.
The Professor declares a drastic shift from vegetarian to eating only beef, signaling a bold change in dietary stance and lifestyle choices.
Ultra smart women of the congressional set are withdrawing support from the Congressional Club in Washington. The group faces possible extinction or dull monotony as dues remain unpaid and its fashionable K Street home looms over rent and groceries. Longtime members joined for social standing, while others from rural districts stayed detached, visiting only for special occasions such as a Taft presidency tea.
LGERNON SARTORIS resigns as secretary of the US legation at Guatemala citing ill health. Rumors claim a long running Grant family feud fuels the exit, with two camps led by Mrs Nellie Grant Sartoris and Gen F D Grant. President Roosevelt allegedly supported Sartoris's appointment. Sartoris served in the Spanish War and later married Germaine Noufflard.
Washington reports on E Dana Durand named to lead the United States Census succeeding S N D North. A Michigan native born in Romeo in 1871 he studied at Oberlin and Cornell and held public posts including New York legislative Librarian in 1895 and Harvard economics instructor in 1902. Durand later served as assistant professor at Stanford, secretary of the U S Industrial Commission, and special examiner in the bureau of corporations. since 1907 he has been deputy commissioner of corporations.
The piece contrasts Senators Aldrich and La Follette as sharp opposites in temperament and philosophy. Aldrich backs moneyed interests and views them as the nation’s core, while La Follette champions the poor and the individual worker. The conflict centers on tariff policy and the senate’s partisan clash.
A brief exchange recalls a sea creature sighting and a practical panic. One speaker asks about a sea serpent, another remembers being chased, and the response notes lighting the gas to flee.
A stranger poses a hypothetical about witnessing a manly sport in an enclosure, and a witty reply links lending money to being a rabid fan. The text then shifts to praise for Defiance Starch and its role in improving wash goods. It ends with a France post office note: three year crusade against consumption reduced cases from 1,048 in 1906 to 505 in the previous year.
An older newspaper snippet promotes Castoria with the signature claim and long use, alongside assorted vintage ads and jokes. It references Allen's Foot-Ease testimonials, Red Cross Ball Blue laundry ad, a marriage quip, a Lewis' cigarette line, and a remark about an ancient watchdog, all reflecting period advertising tone.
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