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Newspaper
Brimfield News
Location
Brimfield, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1910
Page
9
A 1902 account from Walmore praises Dr Miles Heart Remedy for curing dropsy and heart weakness. The patient reports swollen limbs and heart fluid, then recovery after using the remedy, with promise of money back if no benefit. The Miles Medical Co. advertises Elkhart Indiana distribution and a first-bottle guarantee.
Mrs. Frank Todd with Mrs. B. M. King visited Peoria friends last week while Mr and Mrs. Joseph Stenger hosted. The Ren Tucker family plans to move to their northern home in three weeks and Mr Tucker oversees a Minnesota farm project. George Rowcliffe suffered serious injuries when thrown from a horse. he remained unconscious as of now. Peoria County Grangers held a June 2 pick at Jubilee College with a loyal crowd, despite morning weather. A luncheon pleased attendees, then tours of Lover's Leap and Kenyon Park preceded a public program at Chase Hall with speakers from Alta and Dunlap. Mary A Ho Yates recited. Oliver Wilson spoke on the Grange’s work. Clarence Abbott addressed Bishop Philander Chase and Jubilee College history.
The Auk notes report on how birds alter nesting habits due to human changes. Swallows now nest in chimneys barns and beams, Lucy's warbler rebuilds in old nests or tree cavities, and woodpeckers drill nests in telegraph poles as timber declines. Telecommunication lines suffer from pole damage prompting maintenance costs.
Local notes mention a price reduction on millinery at Shane's through July 4. Miss Emily Chichester, a former Depere High School teacher, returns home for summer. The Jubilee letter reports George Rowcliffe injured in a fall from a horse. Don Kelly fixes a balky new automobile in Dunlap and a Brimfield Telephone Company trial links Princeville with ten cent tolls and morning weather forecasts.
Observers note the chameleon’s nervous centers act separately on each side with independent eyes and color changes. When disturbed, one side may stay active while the other lags, making the creature seem like two animals in one. It fears water and loses concentration if dropped, then flounders.
A column of humorous reflections on marriage money church and social fixes from Atchison Globe readers. Pithy lines joke about relatives finances and pride while noting the quirks of everyday life and the past.
Unfamiliar facts report that Apia and adjacent plantations in Sa moa are now provided with telephone communication, expanding rural connectivity and enabling direct lines for local businesses and households. The development marks a step in regional infrastructure improvements.
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