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Newspaper
Brimfield News
Location
Brimfield, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jan 19, 1933
Page
12
A shortpiece notes that sermons vary in depth with length and compares it to a well bred sandwich where the middle matters. It suggests some men are born with striking eyes while others must earn them, hinting at natural endowments versus earned qualities.
A mosaic of world events highlights progress and challenges including automobiles in Palestine and air travel growth in Switzerland. Ecuador promotes import limits, Greece and Italy stimulate industry, whaling quotas set by Norway, and Latin America supplies 15 percent of crude petroleum.
Neighboring papers note visits by Harrison Patterson family to Henry Arnold in Brimfield and M A Clesson group with Dorothy Jamie Rowley and John Wa Follette at Brimfield. Harry L Wyman of this city to reopen Chillicothe One Stop Service Station on Second and Elm with William Tate as helper. may take over Chevrolet sales territory.
J R Clark and George Marizluf with wives attended the Farmers Ball in Elmwood Saturday night. Mrs Earl Miles is quite ill at home. Charles Martz lil f and wife and brother Jake visit Peoria on business. Dana Gallagher called at the Lawrence Moran home Sunday. Mrs Frank Wickwire is some better. Charles Martz lit and wife drove to Princeville and sailed with Fred’s family. Mrs Grant Wyman visited son Max last week. John Bittner hauled coal for brother William Friday. Robert Coulter and Charles Lindsay in an accident last week car overturned. Coulter injured with three fractured ribs Lindsay cut leg. J R Clark spent Saturday and Sunday in Elmwood with sow C N Clark family. Claude returned home from hospital Sunday afternoon improved. Dick Troth blasting winter wood. James Wickwire shelled corn Monday. Mrs Minnie Rayfield and Mable Wight called in Southport Monday. Old literature advises Drink less breathe more Eat less chew more Clothe less bathe more Ride less walk more Worry less work more Write less read more Preach less practice more.
A miscellany of wry questions and social observations on aging friendship courtship and manners. The tone riffs on urban life and domestic wisdom with asides about Indians settlement patterns and gender roles. Subtle humor meets cultural critique in a compact paragraph of era voice.
The excerpt discusses friendship and love, noting that love leads to acquaintance and friendship requires knowing one another. It warns women to beware of selfish men and elevates a good man as the ideal friend worth retaining unless he fails to be worthy. Included are quotes from Tallyrand and Jeremy Taylor.
The Methodist Episcopal Church announces public worship at 9 30 a m and Sunday School at 10 30 a m A cordial welcome is extended The Ladies Aid meets next Thursday January 19 at 1345 o'clock with Mrs Otto Schmidt Pastor Thomas Spencer leads the church services and preparations for attendees are described.
St Josephs Church releases mass times for Sunday January 22 at 8:00 AM and weekday mass at 7:30 AM. Catechism classes are offered Saturday after noon at 2:30 PM. Pastor Harrison leads the parish.
The Union Church holds Sunday School at 10:00 and Morning Worship at 11:00. 700 Christian Endeavor and choir practice Thursday at 7:00 at the parsonage. The Annual Church meeting is at the church on January 26 at 6:30 with a pot luck meal. attendees should bring their own table service. Pastor R. W. Newell leads.
Abbie Farwell Brown’s verse opens curiosity, then urges public library use. An article promotes the local library’s Saturday afternoon hours from 2:00 to 4:00 for community access to diverse fiction and free reading material during long winter evenings.
The passage says youth cannot echo old age and warns against overreliance on elders for counsel. It asserts youth brings vigor for war and caution against misreading youth as perpetual safety, noting anyone may die today and aging minds can guide future paths.
The schedule lists games from December through March with dates and locations. Key showdowns include Delist teams Lewistown Yates City Dunlap Princeville Elmwood Wyoming and Monmouth with home and away dates and the Bi County Tournament at Wyoming.
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