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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Nov 21, 1907
Page
4
A school assembly montages a sermon urging students to build a virtuous life as a stone in a divine edifice. It cautions that one dishonest act could sink the structure and urges daily upright deeds to create lasting honor for the school and for God.
A fragment urges moral training in schools through piety, stressing its transformative effect on life and society. It notes communities fund public ventures via taxation or voluntary contributions and calls on business leaders to finance civic projects. The language reflects a late 19th or early 20th century tone.
The excerpt describes people gathering in depots and stores while state and national matters are discussed. It notes a wife away from home and neighbors left to care for their small children, with a strong emphasis on idle or troublesome men described as loafers.
Two sharpers visited an aged German man in Marion County aiming to buy land. They learned the man is safe, remarking the best thing she could do was to draw out.
Snapshots of fashion describe how foliage matched hats and natural flower colors, noting gauntlet gloves once tied to riding attire now gracing coats and cuffs. The bandeau as a refined accent lifts hats, high collars on blouses remain stiff, and new belts in gold or silver cloth emerge, with suede belts cut fringe.
Fashion notes describe fur bow effects and caped coats with bow shawl collars sewn to coats. Highlights include pony and Persian lamb furs, white lamb and ermine rivals, long furs for boas and muffs, and a chic indoor dress with plaited skirt and mandarin sleeves.
Pattern ordering details describe waist forms and trap shaping. Text outlines three size options small medium and large with facing and cut instructions. It directs sending ten cents to the office with pattern number No S85 and a full address for mail delivery Postpaid.
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