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Brimfield News

Location

Brimfield, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jun 01, 1944

Page

11

All for Nothing witness cross-examination clash

The prosecuting attorney pressed a witness in an important case asking what Mrs. Murphy said after a June 11 visit. Opposing counsel objected, sparking an hour of fierce argument before the judge allowed the question. The witness finally testified she said nothing because she was out.

Unclear courtroom exchange over birthstone joke

A joke dialogue imagines a judge and defendants in an odd case about a birth stone. The dialog includes a wife accusing terrorizing and a gag about a grindstone, echoing humor rather than a real courtroom proceeding.

Comic exchanged dialogue snippets in a noisy market scene

A jumble of overheard lines shows vendors customers and playful banter. Questions about price and method mix with jokes about marriage furniture and impersonation. The vignette captures casual chatter and self aware humor among locals.

Comic Exchange From A Puzzle Page

A jumble of jokes and wordplay features wise birds and misheard phrases. Characters include Sambo and a tourist debating wines while a weathered auntie named Muriel fusses over a bird. The scene shifts to a family exchange about a new shop.

Muriel June

Fragmented OCR Pasquinade in School Scene

A garbled dialogue snippet shows students and teachers in a chaotic classroom moment with interruptions and misheard phrases. The text resembles a damaged OCR extract from a humor piece or school notice, featuring names and scattered questions about insects and chores.

Township Treasurers Annual Report 1944 for Rosefield Town

The Rosefield Town Treasurer Otto Windish files the 1943 44 fiscal year report showing receipts totaling 3505 99 including taxes gas tax and donations. Expenditures total 3592 29 with a balance of 8 70 and details of road and bridge costs including bond interest and numerous supplier payments.

State( OF Otto Windish Ernest Largent J. P Iusu Lee Hartley Ernest Ross Frank Tunis Dona- Hon Jk Ad Mason W. Harrh Tee Chas. Clinch McMullen Chas Boane del May del. Morley James LaFollett Alux John G. Cotty Dotion Roy Chapman C F Holt Illinois Rosfield Otto Wraieh Rousefield Township Sigintoresult Bone Rosefield Peoria County Hnois Phy Otte Windish Genevieve Plum Ruby Sargent Missioner Service Rosefield Mutual Light Service Missioner Donald Imler Richard Whitney Pat McIntyre Ed Dorenbus Com Frank Thornber Levy Blanks Aed Blee Lloyd Beecher Brimfield News Ins. Co Cen. I. Light Co Commissioner Service P. F. Pettibone Township Law Book C R. Birkett Attorney Service Jacquin & Co Ditors Service Fred W. Nagel Ernest_ Largent Este Seeret Elige Dorenbus Sala E. L. DuMars

Beekeeping Note on Beeswax Bleaching Methods

Bleaching beeswax to white wax occurs by repeated water melting or sun exposure or mild oxidizers. The product is pure white or pale yellow, odorless and tasteless, with a specific gravity slightly higher than yellow wax and greater brittleness when solid. Molten wax can leave a permanent transparent spot on paper. Commercial wax contains trace plant pollen.

Broadway Joke Line Sparks Night Club Laughs

A quick quip about a Broadway show crowns the hero as anyone who stayed until the end. Sarge warns of a kiss as Private retorts the lesson is learned, delivering a sharp exchange.

Bill Joe

Tit for tat quip prompts playful pub quiz banter

The snippet records a back and forth of a humor feature with wordplay and light social jokes. It references a “Who was the first boy mentioned in history books” quiz and a gag about selecting a book of addresses and using the phone book for a joke.

Pird-dog Quip Sparks Hardboiled Exchange

Jones jokes he must replace his compass-swallowed pet dog as Smith questions the fate of the old animal. The quick exchange swaps puns on direction and loyalty in a light, ribbing tone.

Jones Smith

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