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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Oct 21, 1943
Page
7
A religious education lesson lists topics and scripture passages selected for October 24. It credits the International Council of Religious Education for copyright permission and use.
A church lesson argues for honoring and obeying parents as foundational to family and community welfare. It cites Exodus 20 12 Luke 2 48 51 John 19 25 27 and Mark 7 6 13, warnings against hypocritical disobedience and neglect of aged parents, urging faithful instruction in households.
Lemon and water drink to start the day with breakfast. A Sunkist lemon juice in water is claimed to stimulate natural bowel action and support vitamin C intake. The note promotes lemon benefits for fatigue digestion and appetite and urges trying the 10 morning test.
The project requires more than 108 miles of welding and cutting, surpassing the distance between New York City and Philadelphia, for the building of a single American Liberty ship.
Pattern No 8490 is offered in sizes 10 12 14 16 18 and 20. Size 12 with short sleeves requires 4 yards of 39 inch material. Send your order to:
A collection of simple home hacks covers sewing tips for smoother fits and flat seams, denting pillow case wear with proper sizing, and efficient ironing. Kitchen hints include raisin peanut butter sandwiches and clean powder puffs for polishing silver.
The piece notes how wartime shortages spur DIY chair making using one inch lumber and compass saw curved cuts. It highlights a tufted cushion to distribute weight, mentions Mrs Spears providing an actual size pattern for curved sections, and offers pattern 265 with materials list and construction directions for 15 cents.
A reflective column notes politics can be a field for bogus activity and revenge often lacks sweetness. It jokes about soldiers returning to farming and the idea of peeling potatoes. The piece likens parenting to marriage and warns against forcing doors marked Push.
A humorous anecdote from England's How War Came to America recounts Prime Minister Churchill and President Roosevelt in a bath scene at the White House in December 1941. Roosevelt asks for a phrase to describe the Allied nations. Churchill wades through soap and water before replying with a witty critique.
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