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Newspaper

Brimfield News

Location

Brimfield, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Dec 14, 1933

Page

8

Christmas Towns in Names Across the States

The piece notes Christmas and Bethlehem appear as town and post office names in multiple states. Santaclaus, Indiana, stands out as the only US post office with that name, thriving at Christmas with mass mail requests and joyous posts to the Santaclaus postmaster.

Christmas Bethlehem Hatever Arizona Florida Kentucky Christmas Cove Alaine Connecticut Georgia Indiana Maryland New Flampshire Pennsylvania Santaclaus North Pole Ind Charles Frederick Wadsworth Western Newspaper Union

Yule Log Initials Spark Old Memories in Town

ACK Barton helps unload the Yule log and spots carved initials DL JB with a heart. Jack recalls a wooded picnic with Dora and notices her sadness. They leave the hall, find Dora crying in a parked car, and discuss starting anew by carving their initials on another tree.

Ack Barton Dura Jack Dora Uulice

Christmas Plate Gift Idea With Homemade Cookies

A festive Christmas plate idea uses a large square of holiday paper matched to the plate decor. Gather the paper at the top with frilled corners and finish with a spray of evergreen leaves or a contrasting bow for an attractive display.

Christmas Breakfast Hosts Family Pledges to Welcome Guests

A described holiday custom where late rising family members join a Christmas morning breakfast. Friends and relatives drop by with gifts, coffee refills are offered, and the host encourages guests to stay. The scene captures a pleasant social tradition of shared morning warmth and hospitality.

Nowalasys

December's Honor Elevates Home During Christmas

December is praised as the most purely altruistic festival with Christmas honoring its days. The piece extols December for elevating the home despite snow sleet and storm, noting Christmas as its celebrated centerpiece.

Christmas Memories In Decembers Past

A brief note reflects on Christmas decor and memories, recalling holiday cheer and shared moments. The piece hints at weather and fragrance of festive days, tying memory to familiar seasonal imagery.

Young Shoes and a Hat Debate at the Store

Children are led to buy new shoes while Betty Jane resists washing her knees saying no one will see them. Her mother scolds her, noting the shoewaiter will see and judge her cleanliness, prompting Betty Jane to request a hat instead. An Indianapolis News item reflects playful parental concern and child wit.

Betty Jane Indianapolis News

Parrot swearing tale ends with four word commandment

A classroom joke about memorizing the ten commandments features a teacher asking for a four word commandment. A student quickly answers Keep off the grass. Willie is teased about teaching a parrot to swear, denying the accusation with a quip about limits.

Willie

Modern Romeo Faces Car Crash Turnabout

A couple skidded around a bend at high speed then flipped the car. They were found unhurt beside the wrecked vehicle. He placed his arm around her waist but she withdrew. She remarked it would have been simpler to run out of gas.

Conversation on diamonds before marriage

A couple recalls past doubts about a diamond gift, with the woman recalling a remark that the jewelry was “too good to be true” and the man responding that she claimed she would have liked to wear like a queen.

Washtuh

American tourist arrest in Paris ends with release

A tourist shouts in English claiming American citizenship during a Paris arrest. An officer sings the Star Spangled Banner but the tourist cannot. the exchange ends with the tourist being released after the officer recognizes the nationality.

Paris

New-Thoms New Seeks Birth Certificate In Office Banter

In a humorous exchange at the registry, a caller insists on a birth certificate while the clerk misreads the name New-Thoms New as New to everyone. The snippet captures light office humor from Tit-Bits Magazine. A restaurant gag follows about a waiter delaying a half portion of Long Island duckling until another customer orders the other half.

Ceat Office For Registry of Thoms Sid Long Island

No job, old mentor and modern cash registers clash

A dialogue contrasts a father and son about work and progress. The father recounts starting at $3 a week and owning a store after five years, while the son argues that such paths are obsolete due to cash registers and changing times. The exchange highlights generational views on employment and entrepreneurship.

Fragmentary Note on Medical Advice and Shopping Decision

An unclear snippet shows a doctor warning about a husband’s illness and a patient agreeing to cancel a dress order. The fragment hints at medical caution and financial choices but lacks context, names, dates, or locations to anchor a fuller report.

Traveler asks to send a suitcase by trunk line

A traveler questions a ticket agent about shipping a suitcase by a trunk line. The exchange clarifies whether luggage can be sent via the trunk line service and potential alternatives.

On your honeymoon trip and you are alone

The Moderns quote asks where the wife is and notes being alone on a honeymoon trip, with a reply about moving further along in the smoking compartment.

Elwood Free Matinee Sponsored by Local Groups

Two day program in Elwood Illinois features a free matinee for school children on Friday and Saturday with a 2:30 showing Saturday. The event is sponsored by Elmacod Ki wapis and the American Legion Zoo in Budapest presents Loretta Young Gene Raymond Also Smith and Dzle in Hot show.

Elmacod Kiwapis American Legion Zoo Budapest Loretta Young Gene Raymond Smith & Dzle

Drugstore Ad Sparks Complexion Dope Debate

A store sign boasts complexion dope with a confident claim that customers cannot improve on nature, while a pharmacist counters that improvements remain surprising. The brief item hints at consumer curiosity and merchant bravado in a period ad.

Fall Styles Claim Taller Look for Women

A quoted exchange notes new fall fashions may give women a taller appearance while joking that paying the bills for them would shorten the husbands. The dialogue hints at social tensions and cost concerns in a light, humorous tone.

Irate Golfer and Mother Exchange Hostile Scene

A tense exchange unfolds as a disgruntled golfer orders a woman to remove her children from the area, while the mother calmly dismisses the derision noting the children cannot hear anything new. The dialogue hints at a family background with a father who served as a sergeant major.

It's Never Too Late to Propose in a Family Debate

An elderly mother Emma Smith aged eighty six replies to a marriage proposal with her father insisting on not taking sides. A young man declares his wish to marry her daughter while the father warns against blame if they do not agree, and Mabel and Marie recall prior betrothal failures.

Qvery eerie beer question prompts judge inquiry

A cryptic query asks about a three up scenario and challenges a judge to interpret the intent. The brief remark hints at uncertainty and seeks clarification on procedure or outcome.

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