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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Mar 12, 1914
Page
7
An editorial warns that the creed every man for himself corrupts both social life and church, citing Judas as an example of self-serving ambition. It argues the spirit moves from flesh to spirit, threatening church governance and broader moral influence unless countered.
A vintage DIY excerpt explains building a simple elevator using porch posts strips A B and C screw-eyes pulleys and a box car. Instructions cover mounting distances securing strips and rigging cables with basic hardware costing a few cents.
Dorothy Perkins explains simple craft baskets Basket A uses a 5 inch square folded paper and cut corners to form a bottom Basket B features a heart shaped base with a long strip to create sides Read aloft step by step directions and figures for constructing each basket from paper scraps.
The text discusses dropsy Bright's disease and kidney pain, noting kidneys struggle to filter blood and cause backache. It urges Doan's Kidney Pills as a remedy, advising use at the first backache or first sign of kidney secretion disturbance.
A missionary recounts teaching a young boy about baseball terms. Asked what he calls the umpire the boy hesitated and then replied with a wary phrase implying danger, mixing uncertain language with his guardian’s friends.
A garbled OCR snippet shows a nephew teased about a condition and a person named Besph making light of it. The text, though incomplete, suggests mockery or casual dismissal linked to perceived illness or disability.
Fragmentary dialogue shows a hungry tramp recounting past comforts lost and connections with neighbors. An amused lady questions his identity as he mentions the Leigh name and a neighborly doorstep fall. The scene echoes street life and uneasy social boundaries in a clipped exchange.
An odd clipping jokes about hiring and two brands, claiming dyes eliminate muss. A quip notes a woman’s secret lasts only if kept going, reflecting playful ad humor and marketing slang.
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