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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Mar 02, 1944
Page
7
A note on historical window treatments showing that Venetian blinds and canvas lined valances paired with floor length chintz draperies were common in the era. The piece previews a series on period curtain adaptations and offers Book 5 for 15 cents.
Cordell Hull was the first cabinet member ever to address a joint meeting of Congress, marking a historic moment in the legislative- executive interaction. His remarks highlighted policy priorities and signaled a new level of cross-branch communication.
Ten year old Ken McLaughlin selects the chosen yearling from his Wyoming ranch. Flicka the filly suffers a severe fall and illness. Ken warns, Gus delays, then Ken rescues Flicka from a stream. The foreman finds them, Ken grows worse. Captain McLaughlin risks life to save Flicka from a wildcat. Both Ken and Flicka recover and health returns.
Rob and Nell guard Flicka through a night of danger as a mountain lion stalks the pasture. Ken, inspired by a stag and Mr Gibson, gains hope after his writing and a supportive return to school. Ken and Flicka forge a renewed bond as winter settles on the ranch.
A religious education card lists the March 5 lesson with subjects and scripture texts selected and copyrighted by the International Council of Religious Education and used with permission.
A sermon outlines Paul Mark 13 3 10 31 37 urging believers to expect false teachers beware false Christs and world upheavals while awaiting Christ to come. It stresses preaching the gospel to all nations as key duty and keeping watch and prayer active until the glorious return.
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