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Newspaper
Brimfield News
Location
Brimfield, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1950
Page
5
Disjointed times and names appear without clear context. Mentions Mwanees, markets, and day parts at 3 30 and 16 38 with references to Daya and Sunhete Wane. Names Thomas and Reveten surface but roles and place undetermined.
Morning worship at 2188 Bundany Geno Menristra Memes, with a 4 pm rehearsal by the youth group. A women's association dinner follows on December 14, chaired by Christ Mamilton and Velma Clark, inviting gifts for the South Side Mission and Neely end unfortunate. Donations include fruit, vegetables, used clothing and children's toys. minister Enoch W. Rye, D. D. serves as patron.
Lutheran church announces "A Changeless Christ in a Changing World" as the theme for Sunday services led by Vicar G Welch. Divine Worship at 8:30 and 10:50 a.m. with address by BH. Bodeo and Welcomer notes.
Methodist Church service at 9 37 a m worship 10 30 Sunday School led by Paul Noland with Sun School Supt Fred Wyman. Christmas program set for Sunday evening December 21 at 7 30 with related activities at parsonage including pot luck dinner devotionals and gift exchanges led by Kenneth Redfearn minister.
The Sunday lesson sermon in Christian Science churches centers on God the Preserver of Man with the Golden Text from II Samuel and supporting citations from Isaiah and Matthew. It references science text passages by Mary Baker Eddy noting divine, constant supply and protection.
A Norwegian chemical process converts codfish waste into an artificial egg white product. It claims to daily outproduce 100,000 hens with 1 lb equaling the egg white of 150 men’s eggs. The text mentions hog weights and firms Chi winky and LS werane Outprodn in passing.
A partial OCR passage depicts a protest meeting where a speaker requests proof and another member insists on printing the passage. The quoted lines suggest a debate over a line about a celebrated man and his influence on a carol.
The piece notes grassland farming spread across the United States as farmers embrace grass for lower feed costs and labor savings. It highlights New Holland field forage harvesters cutting up to 18 tons per hour and newer units chopping 15 tons per hour with attachments for corn, underscoring reduced costs and increased yields since the 1930s.
Mrs Befuddle returns home from abroad to find Switzerland listed in her itinerary by a travel agency. She giggles and confides that the agency did all the arrangements, leaving her puzzled by the mix up.
Sam Jones seeks medical help for headaches after friend Joe recommends Dr Curntall. Joe says first visit costs ten dollars and each follow up two dollars. Sam returns the next day, announcing to the nurse he has come back for a second time.
Mrs Fozzle asks a bridge expert how they would play a hand in the same circumstances. The expert replies with a pun about using an assumed name.
A young shopper pleads for an item the clerk keeps promising will arrive next time. A new clerk answers with an awkward confession that he is not living with his wife.
A brief item notes the press was 35 minutes late last Sunday, detailing disruption to publication timing and potential impact on distribution and deadlines.
Beachhead Jeannie remarks to her father that his hair lacks the waves her mother has, noting he is “just all beach.” The moment occurs as her mother fixes her hair and her father reads a story, capturing a child’s playful observation of family appearances.
Most of the drop in milk production in late summer and fall can be prevented by good planning and management. Better permanent and temporary pastures reduce costs, while recognizing summer and fall pastures are less nutritious. Feeding a balanced grain ration mid to late summer keeps production higher into fall and winter.
The text explains a convenient two way gate that requires no hardware or nails. It uses 2x4s at each end extending above the gatepost and fitting into a hole in a stone foot. A board is nailed atop the gatepost with a two inch hole, and the opposite post is drilled with a one by three inch slot to accept the other end.
Extension entomologists recommend pyrenone as effective control for horse flies on cattle. Though costly, pyrenone can suppress horse flies for about a week. Mix one part pyrenone to nine parts water and apply about two parts per cow to rid cattle of the pests.
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