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Newspaper
Brimfield News
Location
Brimfield, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Dec 28, 1933
Page
5
Corrected Wednesday evening figures list Cora No 2 oats at 32 percent, No 329 wheat at New 73, Eves 18 cents, and hogs at 3.50. The report shows current pricing on oats, wheat, miscellaneous grain codes, hogs, and notes adjustments.
Sunday School at 10 am. Divine service at 10:30 am led by Pastor Traub. Church notes indicate morning worship and lessons in a concise schedule.
Public worship scheduled at 9 30 a m with Sunday school at 10 30 a m a cordial welcome extended to all attendees by the church community.
St Josephs Church announces Mass at 8:00 and Williamsfield Mass at 10:00 on Sunday December 31. Pathber Harrison serves as pastor.
The Union Church outlines Sunday activities with 10:00 Sunday School and 11:00 Morning Worship. Choir practice and Boy Scout meeting occur Thursday at 7:30 at the church. A cottage prayer meeting is Friday at 2:30 at Mrs. Neikirk's home. Pastor R. W. Newell.
The Catholic Daughters of America meet in the Community Building club room on the second and fourth Thursdays each month with Sara Reed as Regent and Nellie Carroll as Historian. The M W A. Carp No. 847 holds meetings in the same building every other Tuesday evening with Rudolph Sasage as V c and Bow man as Clerk.
Royal Neighbors Camp No 203 meets first and third Wednesdays in the Community Building with Eva Clark as Oracle and Carrie Archer as Recorder. The WRC meets second and fourth Wednesdays in Cady's hall with Stella Kelley as President and Alma Ellis as Secretary.
Secretary of State Edward J. Hughes outlines new 1934 auto license rules to prove ownership by title and bill of sale, cover all motor vehicles, require title certificates, and link fees to road funds plus measures to curb theft and second hand parts trade. He forecasts $6 million savings in theft premiums and will seek insurer reductions across states with similar laws.
A local notice advertises free radio tube testing by Auto Sales Co. The item mentions Eva Fisher returning from an extended stay in Peru and Elwood Kellicy and family visiting the W. E. Kelley home for Christmas, alongside a tramp in Fairbury telling a housewife he would not object to a meager handout while claiming NRA employment.
The United States lists eleven women as veterinary surgeons. Reno, Nevada granted 2,001 of 23,105 divorces to women. The Women’s International League for Peace operates in 27 countries. Japan’s Yoshi Tana is noted as a pretty girl. Princess Yasmine d’Cuez zan is linked to the Moroccan sultan. Goucher College allows male attendance at Saturday dances for women. In Mexico City ten women detectives work with 315 male colleagues in burglary, fraud, and homicide cases.
A compact meditation on humor, tact, and mental vigor. It contrasts coping with distracts like tobacco and tea with the urge to live long, and muses on the link between effort, knowledge, and wealth. It notes pride in genius yet worry in youth and asserts fortunes grow from risks and bold investments.
A compilation notes that blue whales reach full size at about seventy-five feet, U S food exports to South America totaled 16 358 000 last year, and Alaska exported trophies valued at 9 860 in the recent month. It also observes seasonal and nightly fire patterns, mentions two new onion diseases white rot and yellow dwarf, highlights kaolin use in porcelain oilcloth and paper, cites U S city medical and dental inspection spending, and reports a UC botanist identifying the brown heart rot fungus in California redwood.
A tidal energy production milestone demonstrates continuous power from sea currents while a sea gull speedboat blends airplane and watercraft tech. Color changing traffic signals aid color blind drivers in a major city. Independent microphones capture speech at business conferences on steel wire, and beryllium copper tools promise spark-free safety in hazard zones. A canvas house with fireproof coating and aluminum foil insulation is outlined. A two person weight loss machine uses body straps and operates in England.
A collection of proverbs about fire bread and tool use. It includes phrases about not quenching fire with fire and a bad book being a worse robber, plus cautions about discernment before trusting or biting. The tone is didactic and concise, reflecting traditional saying style.
A reflective piece recalls changing terms and past games from a rural scene. It contrasts modern phrases with old slang like heel and cad and notes how social interest faded as smoke from woods drew revenue agents away from simple pleasures.
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