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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Mar 25, 1943
Page
3
Lesson for March 28 outlines subjects and scripture texts selected and copyrighted by the International Council of Religious Education and used by permission. This notice identifies the study topics and cited passages for the Sunday session.
A sermon explores the post resurrection appearances to the disciples. It traces transitions from fear to joy from weakness to strength from doubt to faith and from death to life through the risen Christ. It emphasizes belief in Jesus and the Great Commission to all followers.
Barbara Bell Pattern No 1752 B designed for sizes 34 through 48 lists fabric needs for size 36 and 34 sleeve with 4 yards 39 inch material. Pattern No 1753 B for ages 2 to 6 years states yardage for hat dress and bolero plus trimming and comments on accessory outfits.
A collection of simple how to tips on preserving leather and porcelain, cleaning and repairing items, fashioning decor with stippling, caring for gold trim china, and practical men’s gifts. Additional notes cover tobacco as morale support for service members, tiny eyeglass screws, hard boiled egg tips, comfortable kitchen footwear, and small remedies like lemon for a stuck fish bone.
A well styled button-front dress with a tailored collar set-in belt and comfortable skirt gains favor among busy women seeking an executive look.
The questions cover character names with symbols, fast travel speeds, legendary hovering maidens, a talesman definition, Denver’s nickname, relative salinity of Great Salt Lake versus ocean water, and King Solomon’s father.
A study aid presenting three quiz items with answers on U S vice presidents who became president the inventor of food canning and the world s highest navigable lake The questions test knowledge across government food science and geography for general audiences.
Instructions describe threading a cord through screw eyes rings and knots to form curtains with tassels. Safety pins sewn to curtains back allow quick fastening to rings. Book 1 offers curtains bedspreads skirts and slip covers with ordering details to readers.
The Fountain of Mercury at the 1937 Paris Exposition used 34 gallons of mercury costing 17750 dollars and required heavy guards to protect the valuable liquid metal display.
A collection of quick facts notes that the ampersand symbol, sound speed near 1,000 feet per second, and a list of historical figures. It mentions Valkyries, jury duty, Denver, saltier seas, and a French confectioner Nicholas Appert with Lake Titicaca’s measurements.
His turn came at the end of the third round as the heavyweight staggered to his corner in a battered state. His manager offered a sharp quip proposing a future revenge saying, Here, Butch, I've got a great idea. Next time he hits you, hit him back.
A dentist and patient bicker about a tooth and a corn misinterpretation. A sergeant mocks a kneeck-kneed recruit while asking if they can live with or without their parents. The dialogue uses wordplay and playful misunderstandings.
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