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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Mar 10, 1921
Page
1
The column urges regular bathing with emphasis on the feet as a healthful daily routine. It argues modern cluttered living neglects hygiene, compares ancient cleanliness to Christian practice, and notes the need to protect tired feet from ill fitting shoes.
W P Carter seeks fat well broke horses weighing 1200 to 1600 pounds for weekly pickup from Browning. Acceptable ages range from 5 to 19 years. Contact for sale details and arrangements.
A reader argues against enforcing Sunday restrictions through law. The piece contends morality rests in the individual and conscience, not legislation, noting Sunday rest and recreation, rural contrasts, and the Constitution’s protection of life liberty and happiness. It questions gains from blue laws and warns against judging others.
David A. Wampler born Russell County Virginia June 10 1835. He served in the Confederate army and moved to Missouri in 1886 living on a Sullivan County farm until three to four years before his death. He died February 21 192? aged 85 years 8 months 11 days. He never married and left many relatives. Funeral by Rev Shook at Kaifong February 23.
Burwell and Porter of Milan Missouri advertise farm loans at six percent. They promise prompt closings, good prepayment privileges, and savings of time and money if borrowers contact them before arranging funding.
Chapter V P E D held a pleasant social at Mrs Ivah Fleming home after a regular session. Mrs Hirida Rush led a productive study of Washington with Miss Ethel Pratt earning a prize for drawing the finest cherry tree. Mrs Fleming served a two course luncheon.
A scattered Browning column covers city life and school events. It notes school year end activities at Hamilton with baskets and prizes for students, plus remarks on local governance, auto licenses, elections, and street work. It mentions Harding's oath and religious background in passing.
Prompt attention to labor and sales as spring rush begins. Peterson Garage stays on the job and ready to service your car at the right time. Phone 39.
A Roll of Honor list records new and renewed Leader Record subscribers including H Fanks and Mrs Veda Lambert among many others across routes and cities. The item also reports Ted Coram of Winigan subletting Route to Tat McCollum of North Salem and plans for Coram to open a garage in Winigan. A separate note states Washington Senator Warren G Harding used the same Bible as George Washington for his 1789 oath, kept by St Johns Lodge in New York City and escorted to the capital by a six member committee led by Most Worshipful Grand Master Robinson.
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