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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
May 27, 1915
Page
6
A critical essay denounces tainted politics and machine rule. It argues self gain drives many politicians, praises wisdom and honesty in government, and calls for fresh air and sunshine through farmer banker and merchant representation in legislative bodies to curb abuses and defend industry.
The article argues that farming is the largest business on earth and carries heavy water in financial dealings. It compares farmer notes yielding eight to ten percent with other industries at four to five percent. It discusses the impact of watered securities on agriculture and the burdens on farmers, noting law and custom favoring creditors and the agricultural sector's struggles.
A 1920s style op ed by W D Lewis President Texas Farmers Union argues women’s restlessness stems from desire for power but asserts morality, family, and motherhood are supreme. He questions suffrage and warns against legislating morality, praising the home as social linchpin.
An archaic view frames human progress as a divine covenant with Eve and Adam. The piece argues for traditional roles while noting a modern push for suffrage as a challenge to divine order and societal balance.
A sermon outline by Rev. Jno A. Rice argues three tasks for the church: evangelization, religious education through the local church and Sunday School, and Christianizing the social order. He envisions the church as a year round school of religion and a force integrating faith into everyday life and community activities.
A moral lecture warns against impure thoughts and worldly temptations for young women. It extols purity as the foundation of virtue and urges staying at home or seeking honest work, cautioning against leaving country homes for urban temptations. It cites Emerson and celebrates woman’s enduring love as a source of light and beauty.
This fragment notes large slaughter figures including 13 000 beeves 21 000 hogs 4 600 sheep and 700 000 bushels of cereals with 540 009 000 cans of vegetables. It suggests a national production scale and references wages and peacetime concerns. The text is incomplete and mixes numbers with stray phrases.
Ipswich South Dakota resident Mrs Henry Royle credits Cardui the woman’s tonic with curing years of illness and weakness. She says she can work all day now and urges others to try Cardui which she says builds appetite and strengthens the constitution. The piece also extols home ethics and urges local boys to avoid whiskey cards cigarettes and tobacco to become good men.
The high school group held its annual meeting in the 1.0. C. F. hall Saturday night following the film program.
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