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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Sep 13, 1917
Page
3
Charles Stelze argues that God's will is spoken through the common people and urges leaders to stay close to the masses. He notes the risk of exclusive study and praises the common man for toil, sacrifice, and conscience, citing Gladstone on class bias in battles for right and progress.
A devotional urging readers to let love govern actions and thoughts. It contrasts love with envy and anger, urges patience via reflection on God’s mercy, and notes that reading scripture and charity are meaningful only with love. It cites Paul James and John on love’s central role.
In humble rural communities, clergy show ready cheerfulness and gratitude despite discouragements. Bishop Fiske praises these true shepherds as real pastors whose simple service is repaid by affectionate congregations and reflected in their faces and hearts.
A Cleveland shipchandler recalls a boy carrying a heavy wood load who asks his father for help. The father lifts the child and carries him up the stairs, illustrating the message to cast your burden on a higher power.
An article outlines historical shifts in rural water use from wells and wash boilers to modern baths and closets. It estimates cistern capacity, daily per-person and per-family water needs, and animal consumption, with practical tables and conversion facts for calculating farm water requirements.
The text explains how lime, minerals, air, and carbonates affect water quality and taste, noting that only chemists can determine safety after testing. It lists common contaminants, addresses surface and cistern water dangers, and enumerates pump types including water hoists, compressed air and steam lifts, centrifugal pumps, suction and force pumps, and hydraulic rams.
Western Canadian harvests in Manitoba Saskatchewan and Alberta run about ten days earlier than last year with wheat averaging around 30 bushels per acre. Prices near two dollars a bushel could yield forty to fifty dollars per acre after expenses. Hog production thrives with high prices and large carloads reaching Winnipeg and St Paul markets. Wool and beef cattle prospects rise as extra feeds support a growing clip and sales at Calgary and Edmonton top expectations.
An odd reminiscence recalls a gentle woman capable of surprising humor when confronting tramps. Cinder Smith recounts telling a lady she needed a touch of warmth to keep soul and body together, illustrating a wry, restrained streetwise wit.
A remark notes that some women devote effort to preserving their charms, leaving little time for other matters. The line reflects social expectations and gender roles from the era.
The remark suggests a broad consensus that economic reforms or growth should start from conditions beyond one household. It implies responsibility for macro policy starts at higher levels rather than individual households.
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