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Newspaper
Brimfield News
Location
Brimfield, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Dec 18, 1930
Page
3
A nostalgic ad extols Kruschen Salts as a safe fat burning method and toxin remover. It claims the product improves nerves, glands, and fibers with six vital minerals, promising younger feeling, clearer skin, brighter eyes, and sharper mind if used daily before breakfast.
The fragmentary text suggests a dispute involving Lori Doyle and a fight promoter with accusations about women and alleged statements. Details are garbled, making the parties and event uncertain.
Governor committee urges tearing down old buildings as fire hazard and eyesores to boost relief efforts. Chicago firm begins removing thirteen structures as reforms expand across the state. Springfield hosts Gold Star Mother memorial unveiling with Gov Emmerson and veterans to attend.
Examinations for assistant physicians, innkeepers, and storekeepers are set by the state civil service commission for December 18 with applications due by December 5. University stenographers and typists will assemble December 20. applications must be filed ten days before the event. Joliet and Statesville registrations also close December 12.
Fashion notes from 1930 highlight chenille hats showing velvety colors, two tone effects, and versatile berets paired with velvet gowns. Lace blouses use Alencon lace and gold or silver thread, with bold trims and decorative belts, suggesting chic afternoon wear.
A London opinion piece advocates all gainful barbers close for one full day each week to preserve profits through silence, arguing the measure would sustain earnings and reduce market noise.
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