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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Mar 18, 1943
Page
3
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A reflective remark on human authenticity noting that effort spent disguising our nature rivals the effort to live as we should. Genuine self-presentation would render deception unnecessary, aligning appearance with inner character.
Tolstoy argues that if men channel effort into self improvement rather than external aims, violence and evil constraining humanity would dissolve like wax before fire.
Old Bill Cole lies wounded after an ambush. Gaucho Ortega brings Doc Joe and the Judge to the ranch where they help treat him. The Judge prepares two identical wills leaving the property to Ann Lee or Cole Cody, both longtime friends’ offspring.
Rance Waldron arrives at the King Cole Ranch seeking a man named Bill Cole. Old Early Bill hides his identity while Cal Roundtree watches, recalling a past Bantam Springs poker game where Waldron lost big. Tension rises as the visitor recognizes the hidden host.
Cole Cody and Ann Lee cross paths on a mountain stage bound for Bald Eagle. A staged encounter fuels curiosity as Cody clashes with the mystery of a letter and a hefty hundred dollar payment. Aunt Jenifer trades sly smiles as the journey unfolds.
A devotional outline on Christ’s prayer in John 17, detailing Jesus praying for Himself and for believers. It highlights recognition of divine glory, the manifestation of grace, and the call for believers’ consecration and unity, stressing the faith’s inward unity and gospel emphasis.
Lesson for March 21 outlines subjects and scripture chosen for study. It notes use by permission and references the International Council of Religious Education.
The piece explains the origin of the word admiral from an Arabic term meaning commander. It notes Camels as the top-selling cigarette among Navy Army Marines and Coast Guard personnel based on service store records and promotes Camel cartons as a fitting gift to send to service members today.
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