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Newspaper
Brimfield News
Location
Brimfield, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1937
Page
6
A comic column parodies policy and culture in ANTA Monica California and New York. It touches on Native Americans and medicine, stage censorship, beauty contests, international debt talk, and humorous social critique by Runyon style commentary.
Washington digest discusses the permanent sugar bill, its impact on home refiners, foreign imports, and insular territories, plus the broader issue of rising prices. It weighs policy across Agriculture Interior and State departments, urging safeguards for American sugar refiners and cane beet growers while warning of inflation risks and a possible 1929-like tailspin.
James Watts died on his Belvidere farm while planting corn. George Miley, age 71, a Republican committees member since 1920, died in Harrisburg. Rev R C Nowlin of Taylorville died after hospital amputation. W S Robertson to head U of I history after L M Larson’s June retirement. Helen Clark, 43, convicted of shotgun murder, faces 14 years. Marvelle Richardson and husband Tom injured in Ottawa honeymoon crash. Hazel Linkfield named president of State Association in Galesburg. Mary Peters and Lucy Williams hold secretary/historian posts in Elgin and Springfield. Illinois Reserve Officers to meet in Rockford in May. Col George G Seaman dies in St Louis. first IL American Legion commander. First National Bank in Bloomington to pay $77,547 dividend by June 1 to most depositors. William Day, 97, last Lott Post G A R member, died in Bloomington. Albert Hunter to West Point. Decatur student and high school valedictorian. Complaints against 200 insurance agents in St Clair county over unpaid taxes filed. Illinois Senate designates August 8 and 22 as weed destruction days. Knights of Columbus reelect all officers. militant stance against subversive trends. IL university installs large air conditioning lab for teaching and research. Ervin Witte of St Peter gets one year to life for burglary. George Kennedy named assistant US attorney for southern district, based in Springfield.
Easy tips for circular knitting needles rhubarb and figs recipes and fridge odor control. Silky tablecloth mending crochet fixes small holes while eggs baked in potatoes offer a novel breakfast delight. Glazing cookies uses sugar and milk for a simple finish. WNU Service.
A compact collection of foreign phrases with English translations. It notes We entered into the valley and debt as calamity, along with Italian phrases Bella donna and Grande amoureuse. Explanations cover expressing thoughts and poorly worded speech.
A compact saying by Scott urging selecting the best and most suitable option to ensure agreement and harmony in choice. The author emphasizes personal taste guiding favorable outcomes.
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