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Brimfield News

Location

Brimfield, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Aug 22, 1935

Page

7

Will Learns of a Troubled Trade in the Valley

Jenny watches leaves fall as Will runs toward the steam mill in a fury, after discovering Seth Humphreys’ bad trade. Marm Pierce urges patience, noting Will must deal with danger alone while Jenny waits and hopes he finds a way out.

Will Hardy Jenny Wii Marm Pierce Jen Seth Humphreys Granny

Will Confronts Hardy After Lost Nut Disrupts Farm Peace

In a rural drama set at a mountain farm, Will returns from work to find Hardy in the kitchen with Seth Humphreys’ truck in sight. A broken window screen and Hardy’s cold smile expose Hardy’s deceit. Will storms out aiming to confront Seth while Hardy watches, anticipating further trouble.

Hardy Jenny Will Seth Humphrey Liberty Seth Humphreys Seth North Fraternity Pat Bart Carey Wil Willi Haldy Bart Carey Bart

Hardy Ferrin and Jenny in Liberty Valley Saga

In Liberty Maine Jim Saladine visits the hostile Valley and becomes drawn to Hardy Ferrin. Jenny Pierces Will Ferrin returns from Augusta and unknowingly rekindles love as she prepares his home for a reunion. Gossip swirls as Will arrives with Huldy and the valley’s tensions rise.

Jenny Inet Hardy Haldy So iI Liberty Maine Jim Saladine Will Ferrin Hardy Ferrin Pierce Will Augusta Pierces Bart Amy Carey Will Ia Huldy

Jenny and Huldy Confront Each Other by the Brook

Jenny confronts Huldy at a sunlit brook above Will’s farm where Huldy taunts her, exposing rivalry over Will. Jenny learns Huldy’s fearlessness and the depth of Will’s hold, leaving Jenny forbidden from approaching Will and noting a barrier grows between them.

Habits of Chipmunks Revealed by Survey

The Bureau of Biological Survey notes that male chipmunks become troublesome during the breeding season and nursing of the young. The female isolates mates with the young, drives off the male, and cares for offspring until weaning, after which both parents may appear with the half-grown youngsters.

Bureau of Biological Survey

Garden Toad Worth $29 Says Professor Coventry

An ordinary mature garden toad found in wind and limb is valued at 29 dollars by Prof. A F Coventry of the University of Toronto. He notes no guarantee of obtaining this price but asserts toads have a value often unrecognized as insect destroyers.

A. F. Coventry University of Toronto

Quiltmakers Favor Old Time Patterns

Patchwork quilt making is highlighted with favored old designs including Log Cabin Rare Old Tulip Poinsettia Pineapple Butterfly Pussy in the Corner Pin Wheel Sunbonnet Babies. Tips cover pressing, precise cutting, edge matching, and color planning plus a pattern book offer from Home Craft Company.

Home Craft Company Department D Nineteenth and St. Louis Avenue St. Louis

Bible translations reveal its unmatched quality across tongues

The Bible has been translated into about 800 languages and dialects. People from Africa Malaya China praise their own translations, while a traveler notes French speakers prize the French Bible as literature. The claim is that the Bible’s quality endures across languages.

Malayan Islands

Translation Versus Original: A View on Language Fidelity

Dr Theo Graebner argues in the Lutheran Witness that great literature loses power in translation. He cites Shakespeare Goethe Horace and Plato as examples and asserts the Bible remains richly divine in any language. He laments language barriers dulling ancient genius.

Goethe Plato Theo. Graebner Lutheran Witness

Food for Dead Ojibway Indians at burial grounds

A New York Times correspondent reports that Ojibway people at L'Anse and Chicangon Michigan still place food at burial grounds for the dead. Miniature houses are built for the food, and the dead are said to come at midnight to eat, though in fact small animals and birds usually consume it.

L’anse Chicangon Mich New York Times

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