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Newspaper
Brimfield News
Location
Brimfield, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jan 06, 1910
Page
5
A scanned page lists church services for multiple denominations with pastors and weekly timings. It includes Congregational, Baptist, and other parish services, Sunday school times, prayer meetings, and adult and youth activities. Fraternal groups like K of P, M W A, and Camp organizations publish regular meeting dates and locations with officers listed.
Reading from a local column, Mrs C O Carson and Miss Stansbury visited public schools on Monday. Several steam pipes broke during the holidays freezing rooms, Janitor Kelley repaired the damage. Parents with high school children are urged to attend a meeting Friday at three to discuss concerns for staff and students.
The Methodist Hotel Board will meet Wednesday evening at the church after the prayer meeting. Officers elected at the last meeting include Supt Rev. C. J. Ondy, Asst Supt L. G. Gady, Supt Primary Mrs. A. J. Hawken, Supt Cradle Hall Mrs. Ames, and other officers. The B. B. will organize into missionary societies. The W. F. M. meets Tuesday afternoon at Mrs. Susie Belford’s home with a Spain topic program led by Mrs. Howard and various leaders listed for readings and discussion. A quilting bee is scheduled next Wednesday.
A brief notice details an event involving individuals with names rendered as On Lee Es Ibe Ulede Nore and the numeral group 4 Gs. The item presents as a compact historical blurb with limited context and emphasizes the listed names and the grouping.
A early Friday blaze in Brimfield wiped out the frame building owned by Charles Simons, housing his shoe shop and Dr. A J Hawkes dental office. The fire spread rapidly despite quick aid, costing Simons about 6000 in loss with 350 insurance, Hawkes 1000 loss and 6500 insurance. Firefighters saved surrounding structures as no wind aided the flames. Simons plans temporary quarters and possible rebuilding while Hawkes awaits next steps.
An official U S estimate catalogs soap production worth over 50 million dollars annually and dairy cows numbering 21 million. Ohio leads in coal mined by machinery relative to total output, rice varieties vary in maturity from two to six months, New York City's birth rate climbs to 28 per thousand, and a French mint study finds aluminum coins resist wear better than gild or bronze. In 1907 sesame oil shipped to Constantinople dwindled as cottonseed hay supplanted it, with sesame oil usage dropping to about 1,000 barrels. The Dos Bocas oil field fire in New Mexico is described as the era’s most spectacular in the oil industry, burning roughly 60,000 barrels daily for two months with flames reaching up to 8,000 feet.
Fragmented OCR text shows a reflective piece on aging and wisdom with scattered phrases. The content reads as a personal meditation on fellow mortals, effort, and eventual understanding, interspersed with garbled words and incomplete sentences.
A dense listing covers laws and manufacturing details with extensive descriptions. It notes Almaist and Uanufastating botnee terms, implying a catalog of regulations and production methods alongside in-depth descriptions of processes and materials.
Abraham Jacobi of New York explains doctors succeed despite varied training looks and habits. The public’s diverse patients sustain a living through differing talents, optimism or pessimism, popularity of practice, and the use of tools and specialties.
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