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Newspaper
Brimfield News
Location
Brimfield, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Dec 28, 1916
Page
6
A garbled broadcast urges world powers to assist in a peace move and to pursue a broader end to war. The text emphasizes unity, security for the future, and the need to resist aggression while seeking a just resolution.
Paris newspaper highlights former premier Clemenceau's brave conduct under bombardment. The report recalls spy intrigue and German informants in France, praising leadership and the resolve of soldiers.
A fragment describes a smoking costume as an adjunct to a woman’s wardrobe. The outfit features a culotte model in metallic color with gold brocaded chiffon, gold shot silk sleeves and pantaloons, and a turban in matching material.
A retired engine once used by Hutchinson’s O PF Byers drives a freight train on the Anthony and Northern line between Fort Worth and Chickasha after a shop failure sidelined the newer locomotive. Byers, now head of his own railway, notes the engine’s revival and the effort to keep rural rails moving.
Farmers from Alberta Saskatchewan and Manitoba swept top prizes at the El Paso International Dry Farming Congress for wheat oats alfalfa and root crops. The report notes Western Canada’s high quality grain and cattle fattening advantage with future market outlets through Hudson Bay Railway and Panama Canal routes. Government land offers and railway access are highlighted as opportunities for settlers seeking farms with low cost on easy terms.
The article blends vivid sketches of Russians showing kindness to captives even as they march against Gettoans. It notes resilience in hardship and contrasts with scenes of coffee, butter, and sugar dining in harsh conditions. It also includes aBref copy of a Sunday school anecdote about the Apostle Paul and a quip about ministers.
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