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Newspaper
Brimfield News
Location
Brimfield, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jan 26, 1933
Page
7
News notes tin deposits found in the pritesqn region of Morocco. It mentions the historical import of dahlias to the United States intended for food use from roots. It also references an international Cloud Atlas that classifies and explains cloud forms.
An evening bridge gathering loses a guest at the last moment after a dinner-time message. The hostess asks her husband to fill the fourth seat but he delays while claiming Eve has to dress. The odd exchange includes frantic, humorous snippets as the couple negotiates the missing player.
A reflective piece notes that remorse yields when penalties are few and urges vigilance against complacency. It contrasts stubborn effort with spiritual growth, warns against envy and imitation, and hints at longevity as a matter of attitude. It touches on aging and the lure of easy money through public letters.
A description notes a pocket knife with a single blade and a nail file that resembles a corn when closed. It adds commentary on heat improving the sparkle of semiprecious stones and a reflection that poverty is relative. A Japanese wireless telegraph company plans a station at Koyama for South Sea area comms. It contrasts book buyers with those who boast of their collections.
A series of pithy sayings and quick vignettes mix proverbs with humorous exchanges. Lines touch on value of prudent spending, dangers of drunkenness, wisdom earned with experience, and everyday social chatter about marriage, money, and talent.
A string of quips on holiday money desire, self made men, satisfaction, breadwinner myths, jokes, and the difficulty of post planning. A playful critique of consumerism and gender expectations.
A brisk roundup notes Jules Verne’s fiction foreshadowing by six percent, Woodrow Wilson’s proposal to end the army salute, Alexander the Great’s early mastery of the Dhjad, and Daniel Webster’s 1824 congressional re election victory by 4900 of 5000 votes.
A quotation from Die Wochenschau attributed to Esser discusses a husband threatening violence over flirting. The exchanges reference a wife and a directive involving a gun as a sharp line of dialogue. The fragment appears as a clipped historical media quote.
A terse exchange reveals a couple's humor about vows and life. The wife accuses change, the husband retorts that he did lay down his life by choosing singleness, framing a playful domestic witticism.
A collection of cheeky quotes from 1900s gossip items includes a wife seeking alimony after marrying her manager and a mistaken identity joke about a spouse. Also features a Venice paper’s light remark on a judge postponing travel due to mood.
St. Josephs Church lists Mass at 8 00 on Sunday January 22 and a 730 a weekday service. Catechism classes with Father Harrison, pastor, follow on Saturday at 3 38 in the afternoon.
The Union Church lists Sunday services at 20 00 and 21 00 Morning worship at 21 00 led by Paul Hasding The Annual Church meeting is set for January 76 at 6 30 with a pot luck supper All are invited Friends of the church welcome An excellent musical program will follow The Friendly Class meets Friday at 2 90 at the home of Mrs Meadenhall
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