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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Nov 10, 1949
Page
7
Chicago reports a study by the American Medical Association showing accidents claim 1.75 million work years in ages 20 to 65, while heart disease, pneumonia and cancer claim larger death totals but affect people later in life.
The ad suggests giving Camels cigarettes and Prince Albert tobacco as Christmas gifts. It touts ready wrapped cartons and pound tins, marketed for smokers and pipe users, claiming convenience and budgeting benefits.
When nail polish thickens with age it becomes gummy. Add polish remover to restore proper consistency and usability.
Devotional reading notes base on 3 Peter 2 16 and related verses. Brief meditation theme emphasized for daily reflection and spiritual growth with concise guidance for personal study.
The piece compares Hironoshin Furuhashi to Nurmi Ruth and Cobb, praising his genius and noting his rapid rise. It cites his Tokyo Nippon University background, wartime pause, and dramatic improvements leading to 1500m times and record speeds in 1948 Los Angeles.
A reflection on Isaiah 53 and the crucifixion of Christ. The author argues the prophecy centers on Jesus, but may describe Israel or the prophet, yet its fuller meaning is revealed in Calvary. Suffering for others is the key to God’s heart, with Christians urged to share in the cross.
An immigrant arrives, finds work through friends, rises to real estate fortune, then seeks a large bank loan. The banker learns he cannot read or write and expresses admiration. The man replies that without literacy he would be a janitor, implying greater potential if literate.
Self service retailers that do not provide delivery or credit tend to price food lower than full service stores. This contrast highlights how reduced services correlate with cost savings for shoppers seeking basic groceries.
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