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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Oct 23, 1941
Page
2
In a lesson on elementary composition a girl recites a fable where a Dollar snubs a Penny, claiming worth by note. The Penny retorts it buys more virtue by attending church and Sunday school, while the Dollar never goes. The dialogue shifts to topics of separation and vacation spots as a punchline.
A playful note invites planning a festive witches night out with goblins black cats and ghosts joining in. The tone suggests a grand merry party before winter with stew brew and a bubbling cauldron as central ideas.
Halloween themed party planning with hearty sandwiches cider and doughnuts. Recipes include Witches Cake Silver Moon cake Seven Minute icing and a spice cake with bananas and raisins.
Lynn suggests a fuss free Halloween party with cornstalks pumpkins and goblins made of sheets. Use burlap centerpieces dyed red or gold and bake fortunes in apples for a playful touch. Include games like pin the tail on the cat bob for apples and the Virginia Reel for a lively square dance.
In cross examination a witness admits a stronger motive for coming to the city was a locomotive. The attorney attempts to discredit the witness by probing his purpose, and the witness finally concedes the truth with a simple acknowledgment.
Free Grand Cook Book from Standard Brands Inc mailed on request. Drop a postcard to Dept W at 691 Washington Street New York City to receive the cookbook with dozens of home bake recipes.
A concise reflection on palace etiquette and courtly virtue. The proverb-like line emphasizes restraint, courtesy, and self-control befitting royalty and attendants within a regal setting.
A compact quotation from Charles Swinburne states that truth remains unaltered by any change. The line highlights the permanence of truth over transformation or influence.
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