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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Mar 10, 1927
Page
3
In severe winter, households report frozen water mains and appeal to the electric light and power company. An emergency crew connects power to hydrants, and heat from the current thaws the pipes, restoring water flow to the taps.
Jefferson City reports the 70 day session stalls over funding for state institutions with talks of new buildings and repairs. Legislators debate tax hikes and a $10 million bond plan while revenue plans hinge on eliminating waste and trimming perquisites. Clayton and St Louis report executions and political fallout. Central Missouri Press Association elections cap a well attended midwinter meeting.
A condensed summary of the lesson outlines Christ’s Great Commission and mission outlook. It highlights Jesus’ authority in heaven and earth, the mandate to disciple all nations, baptism in the name of the Triune God, and teaching obedience to all commandments, with emphasis on divine guidance through the Holy Spirit and the Macedonia call as a model for cross‑continent evangelism. The first European converts, including Lydia, illustrate receptivity, baptism, household faith, and hospitality as outcomes of gospel proclamation.
A Herald of Gospel Liberty quotation argues true happiness lies in giving and serving others rather than seeking wealth or being served. It emphasizes selflessness as the path to fulfillment.
A brief note from the Central Bible Hall Record emphasizes that salvation comes from Christ alone, not from or by human effort, thanking God for this grace for believers.
A historical account links Marie Antoinette and Louis XV to France's famine, taxes, and oppression, detailing the Bastile as a symbol of tyranny. It recounts July 14 1789 when insurgents stormed the fortress, freed prisoners, and began the French Revolution with grim prophecy fulfilled.
A Bedalia Missouri mother of five describes years of vomiting spells dizziness and constipation that left her bedridden. After two Tanlac bottles her appetite returned headaches lifted and pain eased. The Tanlac claim notes 40 million bottles sold and asserts the tonic builds strength and banishes pain.
A household ad and clippings describe Dr. Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin as a gentle remedy for children and elderly, promising no pain or heavy side effects while easing coated tongue feverishness and biliousness. A Hastings curfew piece and a riddle about a fisherman and shepherd accompany the clippings.
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