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Newspaper
Brimfield News
Location
Brimfield, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1940
Page
8
Illinois outlines a new general curriculum for about 250 students. It offers four general fields plus options to enter journalism, education, or transfer to the liberal arts track. After two years, students pick a field of concentration such as mathematics and physical science, biological science, social science, or humanities.
The article notes Dr Schour identified a neonatal birth ring marking birth transition in teeth after studying over 300 teeth. It also describes an infancy ring at 9 to 12 months and a childhood ring at 2 to 3 years, signaling stages in early human development. Scientists seek to explain what physiological changes cause these rings.
Earl R. Serles will become dean of the University of Illinois College of Pharmacy this summer, succeeding acting dean A H Clark after his service since Dean William B Day’s death. The school traces its roots to 1859, evolving from the Chicago College of Pharmacy to the University of Illinois.
A fragmented excerpt notes the struggle to write constitutional distinctions in taxation amid shifting economic conditions. Speakers reference Illinois economics and the need to place tax systems within constitutional constraints.
A family budget summary shows Father’s Day expenses and the heavy load of annual costs. Housing tops the year at about 234.65 with food, utilities, and refrigeration taking a large share. Auto, insurance at 65.93, household 104, medical 25.50, and recreation 52 complete the spending portrait.
The Washington Merry Go Round by Drew Pearson and Robert S. Allen offers a column preview indicating investigative angles on political maneuvering, policy debates, and public figures. The writers promise sharp reads with insider observations on Washington happenings and national affairs.
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