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Brimfield News

Location

Brimfield, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Aug 01, 1935

Page

3

Borrowed Hat Changes Ruths Wedding Prospects

Ruth, invited to Irene Howell and Andrew’s wedding, longs for a stylish hat to fit the church affair. Mrs. Fink loans her a coveted hat after Ruth borrows money to purchase it, sparking tension and a chain of frugal choices plus eventual financial shifts that alter Ruth and Andrew’s circumstances.

Uth Irene Howell Andrew Mr. Fink Mrs. Fink Irene Ruth Tom Fink Inez Fink

Bossy outperforms Dobbin in memory tests at Cornell

Science Service reports Dr. L. Pearl Garner's study shows cows learn and remember as well as horses. Across 41 cows and 62 horses, with 850 and 1,234 trials respectively, both groups averaged seven boxes opened to find breakfast. Cows recalled longer after a year, despite timidity and initial fear.

Bossy Map Cornell University L. Pearl Garner Science Service

Illinois Brevities summary of local deaths and civic notes

Bryant Yeck secretary of Lake Grain near Peoria died by hanging in his home basement. Cowbell maker J Henry Blum of Collinsville died at seventy two after fifty years in the business. Whiteside County homes show plumbing gaps with many still using foot tubs and kerosene lamps. Louis Lutz of Chicago convicted in Morris for murder of policeman Clarence Roseland. Maurice Lipman named assistant state superintendent of public instruction. Chicago Heights mayor Gannon seeks embezzlement indictment for ex clerk Sadler. audit shows a $100000 shortfall. Red Cross trained 13,638 home care clients since 1933. Joliet failed to sell its police boat. Des Plaines river pollution curbs pleasure boating. Fox Lake postmaster Howard Scott resigns to take county job. postmaster salary noted. Legislation favors local newspapers for delinquent tax lists. Thomas Grubb appointed to state health labs. Evanston gains title to Grosse Pointe lighthouse land for park use. Burmeister brothers found shot near Tuscola. robbery suspected. 16 WPA projects proposed for immediate work relief funding with ~$1.25 million cost and 2,500 jobs.

Bryant J. Yeck The Lake Grain Company Peoria J. Henry Blum Collinsville United States Whiteside County Louis Lutz Chicago Morris Clarence Roseland Lutz Roseland Gabel Maurice C. Lipman Irving School John A.yelland Lipman University of Chicago Joseph Gannon Chicago Heights Wibur J. Sadler Wolf & Co Sadler Des Plaines Howard L. Scott Fox Lake Helmer D. Carlson Scott Lake County Horner Thomas C. Grubb Dwight Diagnostic and Research Laboratories State Department of Public Health Grubb Evanston United States Department of Commerce Grosse Pointe Central Street Sheridan Road Lake Edward Burmeister John Tuscola Herbert Wilson Edward Wilson Clark Edwards Douglas County Illinois Rosevelt Harry Hopkins Works Progress Washington Robert J. Dunham WPA Dunham

Thackeray's Dread of Writing Itself

The novelist feared writing himself out and tiring his invention. He described fatigue in his work and wished someone else could do the storytelling. He particularly dreaded the love scenes which made him blush in private.

Thackeray

Fearful Abdul Hamid guarded by traps and wax dummies

A Qualler's Weekly account claims Abdul Hamid, sultan of Turkey from 1876 to 1909, lived in constant fear. Despite Yildiz Palace's fortifications, his private rooms reportedly housed trap doors, loaded revolvers, mirrors, and lifelike wax models to fool assassins and deter knife or bullet threats.

Abdul Hamid Turkey Yildis Palace Constantinople Quollier

Three Quarter Century Club Histories Fun for Seniors

A boxing bout in St Petersburg features Myron Emory and Charlie Young aged seventy nine and seventy eight. The referee at one hundred and three oversees a draw as old athletes showcase active sport life in a city that invites senior recreation. The piece urges a women’s Three Quarter Century club to join the fun on Independence Day.

Myron Emory Charlie Young New Hampshire Emory Young St Petersburg Fla Three Quarter Centurions of the Sun

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