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Newspaper
Brimfield News
Location
Brimfield, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Aug 28, 1913
Page
14
The text appears garbled with stray phrases about medical terms like troponin and remedies. It mentions Maye and Heenede in unclear context and includes unreadable names and dates. The readable content is insufficient for a coherent report.
A testimonial from Kennet credits Dr Hobseon’s Ointment with curing a long standing skin trouble that troubled him for over fifty years. The writer thanks the physician and notes the product’s mail order availability through Pfeiffer Chemical Co.
Old Settlers Reunion in Princeville on September 4 details visits by Mrs. M. Cushing and Miss Nora Cushing. Elmwood resident John B. Reed dies recently. Cora Sharpnack and Jennie Gibbs visit parents Willis and Mrs. Goudy. D. B. Bury travels to join family at Rev Pacey’s home for a week of gatherings. Harry Bennett, brother of Mrs Henry Armold, drowns at East Moline while working as a carpenter. no details. A minister's wife testifies about thirty homes in eight years. The Missouri Conference is referenced in Topeka, Kansas X rays.
The executrix of the estate of James A Andie of Peoria County Illinois announces she will appear before the Probate Court of Peoria County at the court house in Peoria on the first day of September next for settlement of all claims against the estate. Elizabeth Jo Hindle Executrix Peoria IL July 15 1918
Parents urged to treat children for worms with Kickapoo Worm Ruler. The ad claims the product kills worms, improves appetite, and stabilizes digestion, promising healthier, happier children and quicker growth, with availability from Philadelphia and St Louis druggists or by mail.
Chicago claims top newspaper status with its Three features and a real magazine section. The Record Herald offers daily and Sunday sport pages fashion and domestic economy articles a dramatic and musical page humor comic supplement and a prize winning short story contest.
Fragmentary passage discusses individuals who cling to their own views and resist compromise, noting that some people adjust tactics to suit shifting opinions and fortunes.
The Isle of Man, praised for some advances, bans factory laws and limits on shop hours but enforces debt imprisonment and taxes on food and drink. Widows gain half their husband’s estate with life interest, and female residents have parliamentary franchise. Cigarette and narcotic sales to minors were banned long before England. The top legal usury rate is six percent.
A collection of dated aphorisms and social quips discusses Civil War horrors, a Los Angeles cook’s pragmatic remark after a river flood, a eugenics expert in Cleveland praising rational marriage views, and a humorous dinner-table line about bachelors. The tone blends satire with social commentary and anecdote.
A patient reflects on reduced driving after an accident and longer recovery times as hospital care continues. The dialogue notes slow movement and lingering impacts from injuries affecting daily routines and independence.
A heated exchange erupts as a courtroom struggle unfolds over rulings and perceived bias. A witness testifies while counsel confronts conduct and decorum. The moment highlights tensions between the parties and the judge's response.
Sharp scraps of talk describe a tense moment with a character named Jack and a remark about a gunshot. The dialogue hints at anger or distress and a questioning tone about the subject’s mental state.
A shop school for boys and young men offers drafting carpentry wool working machinist and metal trades with a September start. A card to Dr T C Burgess Peoria IL requests an illustrated circular by return mail and touts a rare opportunity.
The General Assembly enacts a July 1 1913 law mandating all gasoline receptacles for retail trade be red and labeled gasoline in contrasting color letters at least half an inch high. Violators face fines of not less than ten dollars, and dealers pledge compliance to the new rule.
Reverend H Stubbenveill of Allison Iowa endorses Dr King s New Life Pills for constipation praising them as perfect for regulating liver and bowels. The ad guarantees each pill and prices them at 25 cents at Geo Howards.
W H Adams administrator of the John McHugh estate of Peoria County Illinois announces a Probate Court appearance on the second day of September at the Peoria Court House to adjust claims. Creditors are notified to attend and debtors to pay promptly. June 30 1913 Peoria IL.
Brimfield listings show M. E. Charch Rev L F Culom at 11:00 a m and 7 80 p m services with 9 30 a m Sunday school. Congregational and St Joseph Catholic services noted with mass times. Baptist, M W A, and fraternal orders meet monthly, alt Wednesdays, Sundays, or specific dates. leaders named.
Allen Nursery Co announces urgent openings for men to represent the firm either locally or while traveling. Immediate start with money in the work for the right men. Apply at once at Allen Nursery Co. in Rochester, New York. 4m.
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