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Newspaper
Brimfield News
Location
Brimfield, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jul 31, 1952
Page
5
A dense compilation of service member names, units, and APO addresses spanning multiple states. The fragmented OCR includes ranks from Private to Corporal, units such as 8th Eng Bn and 3rd Marine Div, and multiple APO and shipboard postings. The text references Fort Hood, Camp Pendleton, San Francisco, Seattle, and Stockton-like entries, reflecting a broad roster of Army, Navy, and Marine personnel.
A historical note explains that a Geiger counter detects radiation from substances like radium but not from stable lead. Lead often accompanies radioactive decay chains but can also be present independently, as in general shielding or protective uses.
W B Connell, supervisor at Pennsylvania State College live stock extension, urges sheepmen to drench lambs with phenothiazine at weaning and provide a mixture of phenothiazine and salt for free access to ewes and lambs. The excerpt notes ancient Egyptians discovering copper about 6,000 years ago in the Sinai desert.
The text explains that shipments too small for carload rates are LCL or less than carload. It notes such freight usually consists of crates boxes or barrels and is moved in package cars combined with other LCL shipments under common handling.
A pre-dawn cyclone battered a farmhouse in Kansas lifting the roof and bed before setting it down in the back 40. The farmer and wife emerged unharmed though the wife cried softly. Mary sobbed with relief that they finally shared a night out together after four years.
A father explains low-brow tastes to his son calling the funny papers and snappy stories as examples. He then defines high-brow as a low brow who refuses to admit it, in a witty parental exchange.
A Latin professor discovered a large red ink inscription inside the cover of a troublesome student’s book. The inscription reads ner tee In case of fire, be sure to throw this book in. The find highlights a warning note embedded in a classroom object.
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