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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Nov 11, 1926
Page
6
The Providence Journal notes Nova Scotia towns largely resist Sunday telephone use, with some protests dying away when arguments about inconvenience and illness are weighed. The piece also advertises Red Cross Ball Blue for keeping cloths white.
Statisticians from a leading life insurance company estimate the economic value of human life in dollars and cents, placing the nation’s vital capital at about fifteen hundred billion, roughly five times the total national wealth across money, stocks, bonds, real estate, and merchandise.
Paris report notes Briand telling Stresemann to cover reparations while Briand offers to pay for wine and dinner at the Geneva hotel after the league assembly. The remark was relayed via L Ere Nouvelle and translated for the Kansas City Star.
Quote emphasizes that when one man shirks duties another must bear double the load, highlighting social responsibility and communal effort.
Southeast Missouri cotton growers plan a three day tour visiting Memphis Tennessee and Little Rock Arkansas in mid November to improve handling grading and marketing with help from Missouri College of Agriculture specialists. Missouri bankers discuss a new state banking code at group seven meetings in the Ozarks while 227 bankers attend across the region.
A historical account of England from William the Conqueror to Henry VII, detailing the shift from French to English language, the Wars of the Roses, and the rise and fall of Richard III. It contrasts Shakespearean myth with the ruler’s complex, paradoxical character and the era’s brutal violence.
Lesson outlines Caleb from Joshua and Numbers, showing independence, conviction, unselfishness, courage, and loyalty to God. It notes his claim to Hebron, defended by faith and obedience, and urges believers to fight for their God given inheritance in Christ.
Rev P B Fitzwater presents an improved uniform international lesson for Sunday school. The article outlines the aims of standard lessons, teaching methods, and a suggested structure for weekly study integrating scripture, commentary, and practical applications.
The article surveys broad opinions on prohibition and tobacco use, noting how personal views shape beliefs more than evidence. It traces tobacco to 15th and 16th century origins, cites nicotine, and mentions Grant as a cited example, concluding that causal links to cancer are not conclusively proven.
The article argues many men reject Christ not from doubt but from unwillingness to follow His demands. Doubt is claimed as practical, not intellectual, as people deny Christ to avoid obligation and effort.
Rutherford reflects that praying for others brings personal benefit. The act of interceding on others' behalf is presented as spiritually reciprocal, with the speaker noting personal gains from prayers offered for others.
An article discusses lamps and the quest for light without heat. It highlights glow worms fireflies and a tropical firefly and reviews Discovery Magazine’s piece on a common Galway fish whose oil emits a strong glow sufficient to photograph in 30 seconds. The fish’s light source remains unknown and is thought to be a defensive adaptation.
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