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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Mar 19, 1942
Page
3
Wartime food need prompts a national Victory Garden push. Officials and gardening groups mobilize farmers, towns, and city dwellers to plant millions of vegetable gardens and support community and school plots, building on WWI lessons to avoid past mistakes.
The home front pushes garden expansion to grow vegetables for families and surplus for defense needs. Farmers, towns, and cities join Victory Garden clubs to maximize yields with limited resources and proper soil feeding while avoiding waste.
L. G. Elliott of LaSalle Extension University notes farmers are intensifying efforts to produce crops livestock dairy and fibers to meet wartime demand. Demand from military forces and allies grows while prices farmers receive rise to a 13 year high and the gap with costs narrows toward parity under government policy.
A religious education notice lists the March 22 lesson subjects and accompanying Scripture texts selected by the International Council of Religious Education under permission. The guide outlines focus areas for study and reflection.
The text reflects on Christ preaching the Sermon on the Mount and enduring moral precepts. It notes that despite mockery and crucifixion, the truths remain influencing through the ages and defy crucifixion. It acknowledges doubts about divinity but emphasizes the wisdom of his teachings.
If you wish to serve guests individual cakes bake a loaf and cut into squares frost four sides and top with walnuts. For paint removal apply paint remover with a brush and scrape as it curls. Do not run lamp cords under rugs. Shabby leather can be revived by warm water and vinegar wash. Polish by rubbing eggs whites with turpentine.
Raleigh Cigarettes run weekly contests for best last line to a jingle. Over 100 liberal prizes each week. Watch this paper for details.
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