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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Sep 16, 1926
Page
3
A church lesson outlines Leviticus 26 with Golden Text Do not drink wine nor strong drink. It focuses on obedience to God's laws, blessings of fidelity, and consequences of disobedience, noting God's presence, Sabbath reverence, sanctuary care, and eventual dispersion among the Gentiles as described.
An essay on households finding strength in sorrow through Christ’s comfort, arguing that joyful homes emerge not from absence of grief but from steadfast faith and consolation adopted in hardship. J R Miller presents a moral portrait of domestic resilience.
A Ruskin quotation urges making Bible reading the first morning task and applying clear understanding to daily life. It frames study as a prerequisite to faithful practice and consistent action.
The article explains milk sickness in humans from milk, cream, or butter from cows that eat white snake root. It notes the plant’s range from Minnesota to Louisiana and east to the Atlantic, its dangers, and cases including deaths and recoveries. It urges avoiding pasturing cows where snake root grows.
An AMA article notes street carbon monoxide levels in congested cities pose real danger. Tests on Philadelphia traffic police show blood levels from 0 to 80 percent, with six over 20 percent and symptoms after eight hours.
Mrs Alfred Garand solved a 135 chick theft mystery by whistling There's no place like home in a field near Williamstown New Jersey. Chickens from a 5000 flock gathered to her signal revealing ownership while a crowd watched.
A cuttings from a weeping willow linked to Napoleon Bonaparte will be placed inside Arlington National Cemetery near Sheridan Spring. The tree traces to Napoleon's St Helena tomb and travels from an Alton New York estate planted in 1900, with origin slips from 1821 New Jersey stock. If thriving it would be the cemetery's only weeping willow.
London Tit-Bits reports a group of international scientists led by Dr Alexis Carrel, Dr Harrison, Sir Ernest Rutherford, and others seek the source of cellular aging. They note bacilli drive untimely death, while “old age” is not a specific disease, and cells fail to renew after years.
Editorial remark from the Boston Shoe and Leather Reporter contrasting praise of the dead with the fate of those unaware of their own demise.
A New England girl claims she packed 20 dresses in a single suitcase but omits how she finished filling it. The item appears in the Sioux City Tribune.
The fragment cites a playful exchange about marriage with a daughter and playful reply. It also references a remark attributed to Peel on agitation as a nation’s conscience shaping law. The clipped items reflect magazine humor and political thought.
Bureau of Labor Statistics reports output per man in iron and steel up 50 percent since 1914 as 12 hour days fade. Boot and shoe making rise 17 percent, while automobile production shows a threefold gain in the same period, 12 years ago. The Outlook notes jealousy as a tree bearing bitter fruit.
The article extols Fisher built bodies as the standard of highest quality worldwide. It argues Fisher’s fasten body designs push General Motors cars ahead in safety, comfort, beauty, and convenience through superior mechanical improvements.
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