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Newspaper
Brimfield News
Location
Brimfield, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Aug 12, 1909
Page
3
England paid 565000 dollars for a Nicholas visit to London in 1844. Of this sum 60000 dollars went to redecorating Buckingham Palace while the rest covered other costs.
The piece notes Budapest’s full day news service via central switchboard with hourly programs including stock quotes weather and even cafe music and opera. It contrasts with American newspapers and hello girls while highlighting the venture as a revenue model at seven dollars yearly per subscriber.
City Council faced a dawn mob on Tuesday over primary election inspector appointments. As violence loomed, police guarded the chamber to shield Harding ally Royse from an enraged crowd shouting hang the scoundrel and shoot the traitor while he sought refuge at the police station.
Free medical diagnosis service from Munyows invites readers to mail for a diagnosis blank. Doctors will assess and declare curability honestly. No obligation and no charge. visit Munyon's Philadelphia address for more details.
A collage of humorous and historical snippets appears, including Uncle Zeb lamenting four wasted college years, a carp and catfish banter on consumption, a call for a historian to finish a narrative, Ethan Allen’s surrender line, and a kitchen-visit exchange from New Cook Faith.
Winona Minnesota fights an epidemic of infantile paralysis affecting children from six months to ten years. After Board of Health efforts failed, State authorities blamed dust carried germs. City to spray alleys streets and sidewalks to destroy germs amid a month without rain.
A passenger train on the Burlington line near Belmont Nebraska halted within feet of a steel rail obstruction. Officials report $250,000 in gold bullion aboard the express car bound for New York. Farmer Chris Berger was arrested claiming innocence and alleging an accidental shotgun discharge caused his injuries while at the scene attempting to flag the train for aid.
Thousands are expected as the Grand Army of the Republic meets in Salt Lake City on August 9 for its forty third annual encampment. Alongside G A R bodies will convene the Woman's Relief Corps Ladies of the Grand Army ex Prisoners of War and other veteran groups.
Pearl button cutters at the Iroquois Pearl Company plant in Prairie du Chien Wisconsin walked out seeking higher wages. The Carnegie Coal Company plans a 1 million dollar new dock project in Superior Wisconsin with Schmidt Bros Hill of Superior awarded the contract and about 200 workers to be employed. St Paul public schools report enrolling around 600 students in the summer gardens with boys and girls over eight sent in squads under gardeners care. A widely circulated report claimed Standard Oil chemists in Bayonne Newfoundland had found a process to make butter from petroleum. officials later denied the story.
A contemplative piece urging young women to balance self understanding with consideration for others. It argues growth must be calm and conviction based, warning that irritable behavior harms genuine progress and undermines enlightening dialogue.
A Washington Star quip notes Mrs. McGudley saying her daughter has not joined the family cook but has made them value their regular cook. The daughter’s threat to leave prompts wage raises, illustrating appreciation for domestic service.
A fragment from Filegende Blaetter portrays a waiter and a customer in a humorous exchange about newspaper size while a concert unfolds, highlighting a trivial, sardonic moment.
Mrs M A Schwerin of Detroit recounted a springtime skin problem in her child Vivian. She reported six months old onset with about sixty boils cured by Cuticura Soap and Ointment. A behind the ears humor resembling a red scald recurred yearly until treatment with Cuticura products and Resolvent.
Washington Herald presents a playful verse asking why pilumpish maidens head to the seashore and grim ones seek the mountains, inviting readers to ponder the answer with a rhythmic query.
Mrs Matilda Holtert of Providence reports using ALLEN'S FOOT-EASE for 80 years and praising its relief for aching feet. Sold by all druggists for 25 cents with demand to ask today.
Macaulay argued that no man should seek better food than plain roast beef and baked potatoes, praising simple meals over extravagance.
Case t outlines fees for fat and box charges, mentions Eile Te, and references world context with M boxes per mouth.
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