Local Notes Brimfield Busy With Memorial Day Events
Local notes describe fine weather and a busy Brimfield Memorial Day scene. Mentions vendors Dungan & Co and Forney Restaurant, painting and photo services at Elite Studio, and social events at the opera house and churches. Includes farm ads, piano and eyeglass services, and local visits from Peoria and Champaign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dunygan & Co
W. F. Murphey
Champaign
Paxton
Esquire
Clark Brow
Lynch
Northwest
Dungan & Co
John Cole
Peoria
Brimfield
G C Babcock
John Whetzel Mies
Nettie Johnson
M Miller
Anna Rynearson
Chais Prysdale
Opera House
Morse's
Harp Orchestra
Farmington
McDonnell Brea
Chicago
Hall
Congregational Church
W T Cowley
Brimfeld
L. Hasselbacher
Jubilee
L. A. Brown
Kansas City
Wil
Haff
Galva
A. T. Babcock
B. B. Martin
P. E. McGrane
Wilson
Devoe
Otis
Dungan & Co.'s
Coolidge Bros
H A. Forney
Wilcoxen
Optician
A. A. Knapp
G. H. Church
Brimfield House
James Arnold
Della Kneer
Olive Clusky
Bradford
Belle Maxwell
Buda
Henry Clayton
Mat McDonnell
Edelstein
Bamfield
G.C Babcock
Brage’s
Court of Honor
Mine Mayme Clusky
Mies Harty
J M Clusky
Russell Sage
Loutaville Courier- Journal
M. Raymond Clark
Phenix Fire Insurance Company
Bath
H. C. Corcoran
Mre Walliker
Charles
William Wallker
Monica
White’s Grove Church
G H. Simmons
L A Brown
Three Physicians Failed to Help Patient in Kentucky
W L Yaney of Kentucky recounts nine severe kidney disease cases treated by three doctors without success. He states Foley's Kidney Core brought immediate relief and permanently cured him, endorsing the remedy sold by Wm Robinson & Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eure
H BR Johnson
God
Wyatt & Devern
Opticians
Peoria
Illinois
Main Street
W. Chichester
Geo
A Chichester
Great Falls
Montana
Minois
Iowa
Minnesota
Dakota
Michigan
Indiana
Ohio
P. M. Lynch
Brimfield I
W.L Yaney
Kentucky
Foley
Robinson & Co
Art vs Nature: Nature Keeps Working Around the Clock
A brief aphorism notes that art cannot rival nature while Nature continues its 24 hour work cycle, suggesting the enduring and tireless creativity of the natural world beyond human artistry.
Dying of Famine Compared to Consumption Torments
A terse excerpt equates death from famine with consumption in its cruel torment, describing the process and imagery in stark terms. The line hints at medical or moral framing common in historic discourse on famine and disease.
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the Brimfield News
Brimfield, Tazantors
Addison -Pacey
Telephone
Market Report
Dangan & Co
AH. A. Forney
N.S. Overen
Forney’s
C. W. Hamilton’s
Ray and
Verr Clark
Cross Eyes
Lewis
J. EF. Bichford
San Jose
Delavan
Mrs.a Slocum
Elmwood
E. A. Slocum
Elite Studio
Jobn Clark
ED. Varnes
Cramer
Varnes
J. B. Porter
Emma Fuckinger
Mef
Freech Grove
John R. McCoy
Oak Hill
Chanute
Kansas
A.J Blair
G L. Fort Post
Myrtle Arould
Grammar Room
Dunlap
Joe Harder
Dr. Knapp
A la Roosevelt
Henry Letterman
Elmer Shane
Letterman
Archer’s
Beco
Della Clute
Condult
Wilcox
Hotel
Keeling
Mary Waters
Kewanee
M E. O’harra
Mamie Baker
O’harra
Mamie
Eddy’s
Bay City
East Saginaw
Byron
Detroit
E. Lewis Kelly
First Baptist Church of
Fairbury
Inter-State Bank and Trust Co
Baptist Church
Kelly
Blow
Brothers Ac
Monon Bldg
Harnless
Harjess
Dungan
Drea
Hemshall- Engen
Eade
Geo. G. Paul
Pearl
John Appleby
Johnson
Margaret ‘Reed
Baiele
Marion Reedy
C. L. Bolt
Wm. Stansbury
Hallie Brode
G. C. Babcock
C. W. Hamilton
Misa Faye Silloway
A. H. Silloway
L. G. Cady
Alice
W. A. Jones
Zylka Lodge
K. of P
H. R Johnson
A.C. Kelley
Hanna City
Snedaker
Kelley
G. P. Snedaker
Calcutta
India
Chester C McCown
Haona City
M. E. Church
Cemetery Association
Rev. B. Pacey
Joseph Ellis
Irwin, Penn
Pennsylvania
Harold Plack
Henry Plack
Harold
Esas
Ballard Snow
Liniment CO
Nature