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Newspaper
Brimfield News
Location
Brimfield, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 1937
Page
5
Sunday School at 10 a m. Divine service at 10 30 a m. Local church notes announce morning worship with a 30 minute gap between activities. Service time is listed precisely with standard church timing.
Morning worship held at 9 30 with sermon on Jesns the revolutionist Charter School invites worshippers to join at 10 30 for service and fellowship.
St Josephs Church announces Sunday services at 1 30 and 9 30 o clock with Father Thomas C Harrison serving as pastor.
The Union Church lists 10:00 Sunday School and 11:00 Morning Worship led by Pastor David Todd.
The Golden Text declares the earth will be full of the Lord’s knowledge as waters cover the sea. Citations from Deuteronomy and Isaiah appear within the Lesson Sermon, alongside passages from Mary Baker Eddy’s Science and Health. The article notes the book’s divine science and cautions against distortion by critics.
The M W A Cacp No 847 meets at the club room of the Community Building every other Tuesday evening. V C Rudolph Savage H B Bowman Clerk.
Royal Neighbors Camp No 203 RN A meets on the first and third Wednesday afternoons each month in the Community Building. Oracle Eva Clark Recorder Carrie Arber.
The W R C meetings will be held at 2 30 at the home of Mrs Frank Hamilton with president Mary Sollen berger and secretary Pearl Schenck.
The C. D. of A meets in the Community Building club room on the second and fourth Thursdays each month. Sara Reed serves as Regent and Nellie Carroll as Historian.
A Bible lesson outlines that prosperity can invite opposition and hardship. It notes affliction can separate, discipline, and drive believers back to God, then asserts prayer always brings God’s response. The text urges sensitivity to the oppressed and personal conduct as if the world reads our thoughts.
Reports from Japan describe a process to paint boat sails using red mud. Russian scientists claim a discovery about water known as rabbit. Other notes mention a nail into new bubble glass and safe drilling, while Germany tests steel hardening with phosphate spray. Traps using rubber jaws catch mink without bone injury.
A collection of standalone statements notes demographic, geographic, agricultural, and diplomatic trivia. It claims Cuba is largely white, Mount Erebus is Antarctica’s highest peak, Hawaii cans over 100000 tuna cases yearly, the lemon tree originates in northwestern India, Seattle is the nearest US gateway to Asia, and US ambassadors earn 17000 dollars annually.
A UK style roundup notes odd discoveries in Paraguay including biting butterflies, a lamp with clay wick deodorizing perfume, and high voltage rubber plating for flashlights. It also cites Australia coal production, radio power dreams, England’s 150 ton floating crane, Hawaii public land revenues, Britons vanishing annually, inflatable sports boats, and a perforated tea spoon with sliding cover.
At Mrs. Anton Mangold’s farm near Princeville a neighborly crew finished corn plowing over two days. Tractors supplied by Andrew Streitmatter, Philip Streitmatter Jr., Kuhn Bros. of Dunlap, and others aided. Helpers included Pullen, Stickling, Mangold, Harmon, Fogerty, Harmon, Metzger, Streitmatter, Koehler, Connell, McCarty, Helfer. Refreshments donated by Henry Jackson, Emmett Cushing, Joe's Tavern, Streitmatter, and Menno Johnson. Philip Streitmatter and Menno Johnson led the gang with a noon dinner served at the Mangold home.
An electric light bulb deteriorates with age and becomes less efficient. That is, it gives less light in proportion to the current consumed.
The excerpt plays with word length and caution, noting how adding a syllable to short makes it shorter. It muses on one sided views and the habit of a man watching his tongue, which can slip over time.
A compact reflection on willpower where submission arises from repeated self denial. It cautions that tempering impulses requires ongoing restraint to maintain control over spontaneous urges and inclinations.
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