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Brimfield News

Location

Brimfield, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Dec 27, 1917

Page

2

Fairy Chooses Eugene Babler Over Parsonage Hope

In a late 19th century style domestic tale, Fairy reveals her engagement to Eugene Babler while her sisters Carol and Lark scheme around church life and a parsonage, hoping to influence her choice. The twins bicker about propriety as Fairy asserts her romance with Babler, despite Prudence and Aunt Grace observing.

Fairy Mr. Starr Cowber Carol Ad Connie Lark Christian Prudence Aunt Grace Fatry Dreamland Tammy Carol Alrily Fairy Eugene Babler Chicago Hing Gem Gene Joe Duckie Gene Carelound Carrie New York City David Arnold Duke Papa

Irish at the Front Honor First American Losses in France

The San Antonio Light notes American casualties and honors among Irish descendants. Lt. Fussimmons of Kansas City died serving as medical officer after German air raids on field hospitals. Sgt. Patrick Cassidy of Syracuse, PVT James Tracy of Philadelphia, and Pte John McClain of Peekskill earned early U S honors in France.

France Fussimmons Kansas City Sergt Patrick Cassidy Syracuse N. Y James Tracy Philadelphia John McClain Peekskill NW. Y San Antonio

Grading Fruit for Market Standards and Spraying Lessons

A farming column urges careful fruit grading to compete with retailer bought produce. It notes unsprayed crops have low high grade rates, but grading can salvage bruised or pest damaged fruit. Well graded, uniform, well colored home grown fruit commands better prices and reduces surplus.

Heat for Small Orchards and Cost of Tenting

The article discusses the practicality of tenting small orchards and compares costs to large orchards. It estimates installation costs for a heating system at 224 to 405 dollars, plus labor and fuel at 10 to 20 dollars per acre annually. It notes frequent frosts make the investment worthwhile, with potential fruit crops worth 100 to 400 dollars per acre.

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SUITABLE SOIL FOR GRAPES

Grapes require well drained soil of good fertility. A light sandy loam clay loam or gravelly loam is best, where seasons are normal. Other soils may produce grapes but drainage and rainfall limit varieties.

Damage from mice avoided at base of tree trunk

A report notes cleanup around the neighborhood base of a tree trunk to remove trashy material and prevent further mouse damage. Leases and property conditions are mentioned as addressed.

Lord Northcliffe Mocked on Zeppelin Raid Remarks

Lord Northcliffe quipped at a New York dinner about a London protest during a Zeppelin raid saying the country would not permit a man to stay out in the danger. The remark reflects wartime humor on air raids and national resolve.

Lord Northcliffe London New York

Don’t Worry About Pimples Advertisement

A vintage advice ad promotes Cuticura Ointment for facial care with instructions to apply and wash off in five minutes, use Cuticura Soap daily, and keep skin clear. It offers a free sample by mail with a booklet and provides the Boston address for Cuticura, Dept. L.

Dept. L Boston

Murray Cohen and Helen Bernays wed in New York

Murray Cohen married Helen Bernays in New York and plans to adopt the name Murray Co Berniys to preserve the bride’s family name. The change aims to keep the maternal surname alive within the couple’s household.

Murray Cohen Helen Bernays New York Murray Co Berniys

Green's August Flower Aids Digestive Ailments

An old advertisement proclaims Green's August Flower treats stomach disorders and related symptoms, acting as a gentle laxative to regulate digestion and cleanse the alimentary canal. It claims to stimulate the liver and blood purification, with bottles priced at 30 and 90 cents and sold worldwide. The text also notes a British National Physical Laboratory employer and a joke about a girl’s idea of a handsome young man.

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