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Newspaper
Brimfield News
Location
Brimfield, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1955
Page
7
Experiments show salt making up 9.33 percent of the steer and sheep diets. Indications suggest higher salt levels lowered carcass grade, while dressing percent and overall yields for high-salt cattle matched those of control groups.
Puzzle shows clues like More 46 Put up a poker and patron saint of sailors with cryptic hints such as Vex snowstorm and Each Scot. S. Golf mound appears alongside Ascribe river and Voided. other numbers 18 35 39 36 steel tink a awn Gl 3B 1 suggest grid references and theme entries for a historic puzzle page.
The note describes a horseproof latch method where bolting the handle to the gate and threading one end through an ink allows locking. In the locked position ink drops below the catch offset and can be raised only by pulling ink outward and upward together.
Research traced the cattle disease to a highly chlorinated napthalene common in lubricants. The U S Department of Agriculture asked petroleum product, feed, and oil firms to stop using the chemical to prevent further outbreaks.
Omahan Lodt and Violet Hillis inhabit the snowbound Bright Angel Point on the Grand Canyon North Rim from October to May. They maintain the Utah Parks Company lodge and facilities, shoveling snow, feeding Kaibab squirrels, and shooing few visitors. In May 180 employees and about 45,000 vacationists arrive to view the canyon.
New York report notes the preschool years are a peak for eye development when vision is plastic and vulnerable. Damage from strain can be permanent though symptoms are hard to detect in young children who rarely self report. A study of 100 Kindergarten pupils found most visual troubles flagged by nurses or doctors rather than parental observation.
An old sermon urges worship as a blending of hymn prayer offering and meditation into a real experience with God. It stresses preparation by believers before services, minister support, and shared fellowship, not passive listening. It cites Josiah’s Passover as example of communal encouragement and readiness.
The piece traces how Uncle Tom's Cabin set a template for religious and ethical best sellers, noting 3,000,000 U.S. copies and Stowe's choices. It lists other high volume titles like Ben Hur, In His Steps, The Robe, and Gone With the Wind, showing enduring moral themed appeal across eras.
The archbishop of Vienna blessed the skull presumed to be Joseph Haydn’s after it was found 145 years after his 1809 burial. Police had located a skull and joined it to Haydn’s body, while the real skull moved among collectors before ending up with the Vienna Academy of Music. An expert then began rejoining the bones for burial with the rest of the body.
The article surveys the siesta’s long influence from ancient Egypt and Rome to Spain and the Americas. It notes how midday naps paused public life, with Madrid debating abolition, Ciudad Trujillo preserving a long break, and Mexico City moving away due to transit needs.
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