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Brimfield News

Location

Brimfield, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jan 12, 1933

Page

2

Domestic commerce bureau user's market data role

The article extols the bureau of foreign and domestic commerce and the census for gathering timely market data across the nation. It notes field offices in Akron and coastal ports, explains how statistics guide production, distribution, and retail strategy, and describes the census as vital for forecasting future needs and births and deaths for planning.

Bureau of Foreign and Domestic Commerce France Japan United States Akron Ohio Middle West Washington Bureau Foreign Service Bureau of the Census

Johnny Chuck Delays Winter Sleep In Frosty Tale

In a Northland night scene Thornton Burgess recounts Jack Frost painting trees, freezing leaves, and nudging sleepy Johnny Chuck toward hibernation. Peter Rabbit notes Chuck’s extra fat and the onset of winter as other night creatures welcome the frost’s arrival.

Northland Jack Frost Jolly Mr Sun Peter Rabbit Reddy Fox Old Man Coyote Lightfoot Deer Billy Mink Little Joe Otter Jerry Muskrat Paddy the Re Kimber Johnny Chuck Sammy Jay Paddy the Beaver Mother Nature Reddy Granny Fox Buster Bear Hilly Mink Mistress Spring Johnny Peter T W. Burgess WNN

Inca Tombs Yield 140 Gold Nuggets at Alamos Ranch

Excavation near Alamos ranch in Ecuador uncovers Inca tombs with 140 gold nuggets as large as lemons along with gold armor necklets and other valuables. The discovery highlights extensive wealth stored within ancient tombs.

Ecuador Alamos Ranch

Tasty little sardine dish guide from Maine coast

A Vintage cooking note describes several sardine preparations. It outlines a rarebit with melted cheese, butter, egg and cream, plus broiled sardines on toast with sauce. Variations include curry cream, lemon, and tomato or mustard sauces, sardine sandwiches, and a sardine atop toast with soup stock gravy.

Western Newspaper Union

Boners as a protoplasm defining prophecies

A cryptic remark describes a protoplasm as a person who is always prophesying, suggesting a metaphorical or humorous view of constant prediction as a defining trait.

Humorous Essays By Teachers Satire Note

A fragmented collection notes humorous essays by teachers and satirical lines. It references a solution saturated by smoke and misstatements about pilgrims and Central American tribes and ends with a garbled quote about after us the deluge. The text cites WND Bervica and mentions orthography and papacy in a nonspecific manner.

Our Glasses by Douglas Malloch

A meditation on the glasses we wear on the mind. The poem contrasts frames of hate and blindness with clearer lenses that reveal beauty, history, and hope. It urges cautious self‑examination to make the world better as God intended.

Douglas Malloch Wwnu Servica

Papas Question on Pyramid and Mass Production

A 1932 Bel Syndicate WNU Service piece notes a child asking what a pyramid is while a commentator labels it the first instance of mass production. The dialogue frames technological progress in simple terms.

Dinah Bell Syndicate WNU Service Bel Syndicate WNU

Miss Mackay Wins Second Year Prize for Sculpture

Helen V. Mackay, a young London sculptor, has won the $500 prize for the second consecutive year for the best sculpture submitted by a woman. Her work depicts the recumbent figure of Christ supported by the Virgin Mary.

Helen V. MacKay London Miss Mackay Christ Mary

Stones of Odd Shapes Relics of Bygone Race

Three stone fragments and a piece of petrified wood were found in the Wairoa district by Mr. Kean. The two sandstone pieces resemble turned shapes and may be ancient relics, while the petrified wood shows signs of human modification and was buried deep for a long period.

New Zealand Kean Wairoa

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