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Newspaper
Brimfield News
Location
Brimfield, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1911
Page
9
A garbled OCR fragment lists scattered terms such as Mandalay tables Megaied long and other incomplete phrases. No coherent event or identifiable entities are present to summarize a news item.
The text explains a process where a cylinder with an engraved negative carries solution into its interstices, fixing in a coagulative liquid to form a texture ready for dyeing. The artificial lace is beautiful, homogeneous, durable, less combustible, and water resistant, with patterns created by engraving new cylinders.
A Chicago Personal ad reads Am non in a position to meet all my creditors Kindly communicate with me followed by a would be groom’s name and address The item suggests a new form of “fun” making by men about to marry and rumored to be married to a witty partner The note hints at turning marriage into a terror for the unknowing party and their circle
About 20,720,879 people, including the army, are in active occupations, 53.3 percent of the population. Men total 13,027,000 or 68 percent of males. women 7,653,000 or 39 percent of females. Agriculture employs 3 percent nationwide, rising to over 5 percent in 59 departments. Industrial work ranges 40 to 64 percent in 16 departments and 30 to 46 percent in 12. Automobile construction uses 32,000, electrical machinery 20,000.
The Royal Literary Fund owes its existence to a tragedy of poverty that has haunted literary history, illustrating how misfortune prompted help for writers like an eminent benefactor.
A garbled OCR passage describes tiny measurements and fragments of phrases about birds and quills. It mentions four thousand, one twenty-eighth of an ounce, and references to messages and reed without clear context. The text is incomplete and lacks a coherent event or subject.
An article endorses juggling as a beneficial diversion for bedridden patients and brain workers. It notes juggling can occupy idle hours, aid disused neural centers, and improve nervous poise while warning against dissipation.
A housekeeper investigates bread production and delivery hygiene at a major bakery. Loaves are packed in cases and handed to customers in unclean bags, with bakery bags deemed too dirty for reuse by delivery staff. An eight year old Baltimore physician’s son reveals his skeleton in the office, prompting light humor about a doctor’s pride.
In a Columbus Avenue dry goods store the proprietor’s family runs operations. The son heads the hosiery department in his sister’s absence. A middle aged customer questions the stockings and the youth assures durability noting the hosiery can support a heavy pocketbook without tearing.
A reader recalls a strange exchange noting how a dove colombe appeared for Sad the Old- World and how Ceimmabus Colombé featured in a curious remark about Genca, highlighting linguistic play in a 19th century dialogue.
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