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Newspaper

Brimfield News

Location

Brimfield, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Apr 06, 1933

Page

7

Postal Service Flexibility Drives Growth and Credit

A1962? Actually 1932 excerpt notes the postal service evolving from stagecoach mails to transcontinental and soon transatlantic routes. It highlights civil service tenure, political patronage risks in postmasters, and private‑like operations such as metered mail and newspaper handling that save labor and costs. The postmaster general sets air mail rates under contract, enabling coast to coast and international routes to expand.

Central South America Postal Service Mall Congress Postmaster General Canada Gulf of Mexico Taulon

Sarazen uses heavy driver to build hand and wrist endurance

Golf star Sarazen strengthens hands and wrists with a 30 ounce driver. The method improves endurance and smoothness of swing, keeping him fresh through British and American Opens. Returning to lighter clubs later increases tee shot yardage and improves touch on short shots.

Sarazep Gene Sarazen Bell Syndicate

Obscure, Humorous Fragments From a 1933 Teaser Issue

A collection of quirky lines cites antiques as coveted by all, notes a cow burial for a poor family, and misattributes inventions. The piece references William Tell, Dr. Robert Koch, and a river name meaning opposite direction, tagged with 1933 Bell Syndicate material.

Robert Koch Bell Syndicate WML Service

Johnny Chuck Triumphs Over Reddy Fox in Old Orchard Tale

In a tale from the Old Orchard, Johnny Chuck defeats Reddy Fox and Mrs. Reddy with Bowser the Hound arriving too late to aid them. Sammy Jay and other birds witness the clash as Johnny returns home to lick his wounds. The fight is recounted as a classic local legend from 1933.

Sammy Jay Sammy Polly Chuck Johnny Chuck Johnny Roddy Fox Reddy Fox Reddy Mrs.Reddy Chuck Bowser Mrs. Fox Green T. W. Burgess WNU

Franklin D Roosevelt Ancestry Reflects Diverse Beginnings

The article traces Franklin D Roosevelt's colonial forebears across Dutch French Finnish Scotch and English roots. It notes Mayflower connections to Warren Howland Allerton and Tilley and Massachusetts Bay lineages including Peter Aspinwall and Anne Hutchinson with Mathiene Lobel as a notable intermediary. An ad at the end promotes Dr Pierce's Pellets.

Franklin Roosevelt Claes Martenszen van Mosenvelt America Bundred You United States Alvin Page Johnson Franklin D. Roosevelt Roosevelt Line Plymouth Colony Richard Warren John Howland Isaac Allerton John Tilley Mayflower Company Thomas Southworth Bradford Massachusetts Bay Colony Peter Aspinwall Muddy River District Brookiine Anne Hutchiesen Mathiene Lobel James II Ancient and Honorable Artillery Company Republic of the West Boston Transcript

Various Good Things Ustards and Easy Summer Desserts

A digestible summer dessert guide shares cottage cheese custard with meringue, lemon pulp in fish dishes, asparagus with mock Hollandaise, and a toasted cinnamon sandwich. Includes practical steps and substitutions for fruit, dairy, and flavoring, credited to 1933 Western Newspaper Union.

Western Newspaper Union

The Ordinary Pup by Douglas Malloch

A reflective poem about ordinary people and dogs in town, contrasting the loyal, everyday figures with pride and prejudice. It honors the plain workers, remains, and friends who stood by during hard times, urging humility and shared humanity beyond race or status.

Record High Temperature Reported by Standards Bureau

The United States Bureau of Standards notes a record high temperature of 5600 degrees Celsius produced under pressure by carbon. The item appears in a 1933 Bell Syndicate WNU Service transmission.

McClure Newspaper Syndicate WNU Bell Syndicate United States Bureau of Standards

Ample Supply If You Like Taffy Showt

A playful note promises inexhaustible quantities of taffy for fans of the sweet treat. The quirky line hints at abundance and enthusiasm for candy.

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