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Newspaper
Brimfield News
Location
Brimfield, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1940
Page
3
Mixed honey cottage cheese and nut meat create a tasty school lunch filling. Light birthday candles from the center outward. Art gum cleans gloves and paper. Refill feather pillows with camphor to keep feathers fresh and preserved.
A compact survey traces Pasteur’s milk pasteurization origins to his studies of fermentation in beer and wine and his discovery that minute organisms cause spoilage. It also covers Daguerre’s early photography, the camera obscura, and the 1839 birth of modern photography via chemical plates.
The snippet argues selfishness is deadly because it is a self deceiving trait that masks harmful motives. It emphasizes how self interest can mislead individuals about the impact of their actions.
In 1722 the Dutch Admiral Roggeveen landed on a Pacific island he named after, finding shores ringed with gigantic stone statues wearing tall red hats. The entire island seemed covered with statues, many turned into busts by a devouring national passion for sculpture. Later visitors noted more odd discoveries as sculpting consumed the landscape.
The article traces early theories about Easter Island occupants from Red Indians to Egyptians and the lost tribes of Israel. Local legends speak of migrations from a distant western island and a defeated chief setting sail to a new home, revealing two distinct "long ears" and "short ears" races on the island.
A hazy compilation of quotes from Sand, Emerson, Gibbon, Christina Rossetti, and Frederick DV. It collects maxims on fortune, life’s surprises, navigation, memory, and forgiveness, presented as brief moral reflections.
The text describes migrants from Pacific and Australasian islands and their ceremonial ear stretching. It credits these “long ears” as creators of an intricate script now unreadable. Defeat by “short ears” led to their fading, leaving science puzzled about Easter Island inhabitants and their distant kin.
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