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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1923
Page
1
A psychologist links doctors unusually low car accident rates to their life habits and mindset. He argues physicians live to prevent suffering, which shapes cautious behavior beyond mere driving caution. The piece suggests a life of constant conscious restraint reveals true character and minimizes harm.
A poem titled The Dearest Spot of Earth Is Home by W T Wrighton echoes the affection for home sweet home. The piece repeats lines about home as a fairy land and center of love and vows, praising the enduring sense of home.
A reflective plea urges residents to stay calm avoid quarrels, value community harmony, and enjoy the June outdoors. It warns of isolation as summer returns, urging patience and letting youths enjoy their freedom while time remains short.
Calhoun and Thornton of Browning Missouri advertise buying selling or trading farms town property and merchandise. They offer insurance and farm loans at the lowest rates.
A reflective note on cheerfulness as a genuine trait rather than a constant pose. The speaker warns against perpetual sunny displays and urges sincerity in kindness and social behavior.
A reflective piece contrasts Tippy the lapin with human moods and the urge to cheer amid hardship. The narrator argues there is a proper time to cry and a time to vent, warning perpetual cheerfulness signals insanity while endorsing sincere emotion in life’s trials. The text shifts to Missouri state tax notes from 1923 urging county courts to compile deeds of trust for assessment and sums on file in banks to boost state taxation.
Store promotion runs Friday and Saturday offering one free yard for every nine yards of dress goods purchased at any price. Shopper buys nine yards and receives an additional yard for one cent. Local retailer J. J. Smith advertises the deal.
On Saturday June 16 at 4 p.m. Peterson Bros Garage will give away Free Firestone cord casings and tube patching. Two tickets will be awarded with each one gallon Mobiloil can as hot weather causes old casings to pop.
Special notice for a Penny Sale at Smiths Store this Friday and Saturday. With every 9 yards of goods purchased, the next yard is sold for one cent. The entire stock of dress goods is included in the sale. J J Smith.
A diarist notes money borrowing as a bad habit, observes a heavyset visitor, and documents daily happenings from Friday through Wednesday. The entries touch on family dynamics, language quirks, and stray remarks about a missionary movement and a used car, all in a rustic voice.
Country newspapers reach readers thoroughly and offer low cost ads for merchants to promote values. A guide from Missouri experts recommends spraying cabbage with arsenate of lead and soap to control cabbage worms and other foliage pests, with caution to wash treated produce before use.
The world's baddest boy is coming to town with Skinny in a First National release shown at the Electric Theatre on Friday. The preview teases a lineup of new tricks for kids and families to enjoy.
A guide from Leonard Haseman of the Missouri College of Agriculture explains cucumber beetles attack melons cucumbers and squashes as plants emerge from winter dormancy. Use arsenate of lead dust or spray early and continuously until vining starts to poison feeding beetles. Nicotine dust helps little.
Announced Penny dress goods sale at Smith's Store on Friday and Saturday.
The article argues silos save feed costs and boost milk yield, noting over a half million in use. It profiles expert A C Ragsdale of Missouri College of Agriculture, outlines key design rules including airtight and weather tight construction, appropriate diameter, and a minimum 30 foot depth for efficient storage.
Special prices on all canned and dried fruits at The Farmers Store. These prices won t last long.
The Nebraska Agricultural College warns that heat rapidly develops fertile eggs into blood rings, spoiling them for food or market. Producers should keep nests clean, provide one nest per four fowls, gather twice daily, cool eggs in a dry room, market twice weekly, and remove roosters after hatching season. Hens on range with no males yield infertile eggs after about two weeks. confinement, overfat hens, or insufficient feed can cause fertile eggs.
J. D. Burwell advertises loans on farm lands at five percent with a small cash commission for terms of five seven or ten years and an excellent payment option.
Notice notes a penny sale at Smiths Store with J J Smith associated in the brief listing.
Grocer announces reduced prices on gallon cans peaches 49 cents, blueberries in syrup 75 cents, blackberries 75 cents, apples 75 cents, Lee Brand apple butter, cherries 75 cents, large size No 3 tomatoes 15 cents. Limited supply. prices and stock won't last long.
Rainfell Friday to Saturday night moistened clods and meadows, lifting spirits as farmers report ahead of weeds. By Tuesday sun returns and fields dry, with plowing underway and expectations of a bumper corn crop. More meadows now in corn across the section.
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