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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1939
Page
3
Lesson materials list subjects and scripture texts selected and copyrighted by the International Council of Religious Education for use by permission. The document notes instructional content and sourcing details for July 2.
An analysis of Solomon in I Kings 3 as a model of wise devotion to God. The lesson stresses asking God for an understanding heart, choosing wisdom over wealth, and the dangers of unbelief. It notes Solomon’s dream encounter, his choice of wisdom, and the subsequent blessings and later failure, urging rulers to seek humility before God for peace and prosperity.
The passage argues Scripture presents everlasting life as available to every soul yet conditioned for Jesus type of eternal life by meeting a qualifying requirement. It contrasts inclusive promise with needed adherence to Jesus teachings.
The notice advertises two pattern numbers No. 1762 and No. 1742 with sizes and yardage for fabric lace and trims. It lists fabric widths, required yardage for each piece and the glove insert, and instructs sending orders to The Sewing Circle Pattern Dept Chicago. Price 15 cents per pattern.
A Texan candidate was defeated in a sheriff bid with 55 votes out of 3500. The next day he walked Main Street with two guns on his belt as locals told him he had no right to carry them, to which he replied that a man with few friends in the county must carry guns.
A kitchen column covers practical advice from door hardware color to mirror cleaning with whiting and methylated spirit. It notes subtle paint choices, sparing soap on gilt china, plant food spreaders, garnish ideas, cement ornament cleaning, and an economical prune dessert option, plus furniture proportion tips for living rooms.
Reader shares a simple Davenport frame project built from three wooden boxes with an inner spring mattress fit. It outlines cushion construction from bound newspaper sheets, cotton padding, and heavy plain fabric, plus a price notice for sewing books and leaflets offered by Mrs. Spears in Chicago.
Crochet pattern 6381 offers a puff stitch hat with roll brim and matching roomy bag. Includes adjustable back band, stitch illustrations and materials. Send 15 cents to The Sewing Circle Household Arts Dept 259 W 14th St New York NY with name and address and pattern number.
A sequence of terse exchanges touches politics and listening. A boy named Johnny delays work to hear a news bulletin and map Europe, while a father urges focus. The dialogue frames everyday distractions and curiosity in a domestic setting.
Verses tease modern romance with lines about the world, secrets, cake, and the honeymoon. It contrasts bashful love, breadwinner worries, and the urge to stay on top of the world, finishing with wry observations about status and happiness.
A columnist voice argues that abolishing poverty would cut half the world’s unhappiness and questions the value of earned wisdom from the rich. The piece notes that wealthier critics often lack time or repose to develop philosophy.
Typical Americans think they are better than the average and public opinion moves in waves of indignation. Work serves as a sedative but does not guarantee happiness. If you dwell on regrets, you fall behind.
A reflective line notes a funeral sermon as a source for careful editing and blue-pencil work while observing a day with beautiful cloud formations. It contrasts rulers with privileges they avoid using and remarks on lofty visions of mansions in the sky.
Thomas E. Dewey, then District Attorney of New York, argues that organized crime is being exposed and weakened as good government and clean politics replace corrupt alliances from the upper and underworld. He says the public will no longer tolerate covert ties and corruption.
A reflective quote from Charles Dickens on examining life page by page. It speaks to inner moral discipline, conscience, and the struggle with talents neglected opportunities wasted and conflicting emotions.
Advertisement invites suffering patients to write for a 124 page reference book and list of former patients. It lists McCleary Clinic at 185 Elms Blvd Excelsior Springs Missouri as the contact.
A concise literary line asserts that pride is the medium of all wickedness and the atmosphere that sustains it, attributed to F. W. Robertson.
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