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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Nov 26, 1914
Page
7
The piece counsels handling sensitive, self conscious girls with care in college and stresses praise over nagging. It notes many become less touchy after exposure to peers and discipline, urging parents to treat children as sacred trusts and to nurture spontaneous, natural self expression.
A harmed fragment describes Mr Watkins as a man who showed special interest in the slums and repeatedly contacted a youth to invite him for visits or to his home. The passage ends mid description of Mr Watkins.
The passage argues that human nature resists regular discipline, craving rest during work periods and work during enforced rest, with alternating seasons highlighting the pull between leisure and obligation and an enduring truth about our impulses.
Kansas City physicians will open a free medical clinic for the poor within a month. Reopening the former Post Graduate Hospital site the clinic will have about twenty physicians in charge of branches, offering free consultations and a ten cent drug room fee.
Dr Luckey reports Iowa foot and mouth scare false in Worth county while sheep were moved near Irena prompting a return to Iowa. Fire probe at Hermann Sanford Saddlery. pioneer J G L Carter dies. U Missouri president Hill to speak in Kansas City. banker J Wesley Spaid suicides. diphtheria drives Sunday School bans. Rich Hill papers sold to Review neare staff.
A county wide movement aims to connect existing road districts under unofficial supervision to ensure main roads receive even care. The Saline County Motor Car Association has become the Saline County Motor Car Good Roads Club to boost membership and coordinate with local groups across the county.
A sermon argues for honoring all people, from kings to the least among us, as Christ did. It cites Jesus’ inclusive regard for publicans, sinners, and outcasts, contrasting Jewish contempt with divine acceptance. The piece links Browning’s faith in good within all men to a universal call to honor every person as made in the image of God.
A humorous exchange unfolds as an American tourist demands hot water bottle but not food. The cockney maid turns the quip into a playful pun about eating the item, highlighting light local color.
A witty exchange frames a doomed romance as a man laments heartache. The woman’s vow of everlasting affection contrasts with the grim punchline that his heart has failed him. The brief joke pivots on misread feelings and tragic irony.
A fragment hints at a gossiping exchange about Ethelbert Wombat, described as a model young man, with a question about what he has been caught doing. The text presents a conversational tease rather than a full incident.
The report says conditions in New York look better than expected despite some fears of boarded up streets. It notes expectations about Wall Street being shut down. It also mentions Czar Nicholas owning more costly chinaware than any other person.
A report notes a physician journeys abroad seeking health benefits. The dispatch highlights the motive of travel and potential impact on patient access during the physician’s absence.
A Prospertown physician advised a patient to quit coffee and adopt Postum which the doctor and family had used. The patient reports summer health woes including stomach heaviness dizziness and near blackout spells eased after replacing coffee with Postum, claiming improved well being and strength.
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