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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Nov 02, 1939
Page
6
The Romanian government operates bath trains in regions with few private baths. Each car is equipped with tubs hot water soap and towels offering free bathing facilities to residents. The service aims to improve sanitation in rural towns lacking bathrooms.
An invitation to dinner to a new physician yielded an almost unreadable reply. The hostess sought help from a druggist who read the note and supplied a deciphering bottle for $1.50, enabling the hostess to learn whether the doctor would attend.
Weekly analysis notes Turkey and Britain's pact to maintain the Mediterranean status quo positions Ankara as a key balance in Europe. Italy sees the move as curbing Russian expansion while Hitler seeks aid from Russia. Germany and Russia react with alarm as anti-Hitler forces gain strength.
In a raucous Senate scene, lawmakers, pundits, and bystanders argued whether to lift or keep the arms embargo as debates on neutrality intensify. Hoover, Lindbergh, and Brown weighed in amid a shifting public mood and a seized City of Flint raising questions about U S Russia Britain relations. Dr Edward S Corwin of Princeton offered a theory linking Russia's stance to the war dynamic.
Secretary Morgenthau announced that the Treasury sold 91 day discount notes totaling 150 million dollars as a precaution against war news. The move pushed total public debt to about 40.96 billion, with a weekly push toward the 41 billion mark and a current deficit of about 1.29 billion since the fiscal year started.
In Boston Son Elliott Roosevelt resigns 10 Texas stations from the National Association of Broadcasters over self censorship. He criticizes the FCC renewal policy as turning broadcasting into a gamble. In New York Countess Barbara Hutton hints at an engagement to Robert Sweeney. Alfred Duff Cooper predicts a German revolution. Kermit Roosevelt becomes a British lieutenant. Harry Gordon Selfridge retires from his department store.
Texas Rep Martin Dies hearings on subversive affairs yield a late October shift as Earl Browder testifies abroad on a false passport. New Jersey Rep J Parnell Thomas accuses Frank Murphy of indifference, prompting Murphy to reveal a secret investigation and possible indictments. Browder is indicted next day.
A playful quiz asks why Tommy Manville and Elinor Troy are happy and recalls how Joseph C. Grew shocked Japan. It tests true false on two world fairs profits and offers multiple choices about the Reconstruction Finance Corporation and commonalities between Muncie and Los Angeles.
Fragmentary responses describe a private flight for a potential marriage, a Tokyo statement on Japan China tensions, bankruptcy notes for Francisco, a cooperative fund, and a garbled world record claim with Meridian Mississippi.
Religious education material notes that subjects and Bible passages are chosen and copyrighted by the International Council of Religious Education with permissions for use.
The lesson links Jesus teaching to the coming Messiah's kingdom and applies it to present faith. It emphasizes Christ as the Law’s fulfillment and explains the deeper moral spirit behind actions, urging obedient living through grace and not mere outward conformity. It concludes with Christ illustrating true righteousness and loving enemies.
A reflective meditation on why ordinary past days feel springlike. The piece suggests such days may arise from a forgotten deed or a closeness with God that imparted lasting peace and happiness.
Sewing Circle pattern 6478 guides a college girl blouse and matching plain skirt in sizes 12-14 and 16-18. Uses huge needles and soft yarn with two color embroidery. Send 15 cents to The Sewing Circle Household Arts Dept. New York with name, address, and pattern number.
Quick kitchen and home care tips from a vintage column. Includes methods to prevent apple pie juice boil over by resting apples with sugar, guidance on cleaning silk and parchment lamp shades, blending grape fruit juice with pineapple and raspberries for cocktails or desserts, and how to fit candles by dipping in hot water to soften wax.
An advice note promotes avoiding constipation by daily use of Kellogg's All-Bran cereal. It argues that adding bulk through the cereal, with ample water, prevents dull days and emergency medicines. Made by Kellogg's in Battle Creek and sold by grocers.
A compact meditation on careful speech urging restraint to improve communication. The maxim invites thoughtful listening and deliberate responses to avoid careless words and miscommunication.
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