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Newspaper

Brimfield News

Location

Brimfield, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jun 17, 1920

Page

2

Crooked Trails and a Jail Break and Train Robbery

A jail escape unfolds as convict Blackwell uses a makeshift revolver crafted from jail wood. The caper includes a staged mask swap, a daring train holdup, a shootout, and a pursuit across mesas ending with a confrontation at a stable. The narrative shifts to a bone diet for tuberculosis, detailing Doctor Berthier’s method for preparing veal bones to aid decalcification and tooth decay prevention.

Berthier Paris Academie de Medicine

Hunt's Itch Cure in War Time Promise

In a historical note a wave of self diagnosed itch spreads after major wars. Hunt's Salve marketed as "Hunt's Itch Cure" claims to cure all forms of the itch with a money back guarantee. A long aside contrasts wartime fatigue with civilian life and a late night telephone call about a car sale.

Bill Curly Cullison Soapy Fiandran Sam Blackwell Stone Platiroa Ranch Tin Cup Culli Som Maloney Iick Flandran Toutch Cullisen Cranston Europe Csmeen Hunt Arist Fte Richards Medicine Company, Inc

Six Honest Serving Men in a Patent Medicine Ad

A vintage ad featuring Rudyard Kipling inspired lines for Tunner's American Elixir of Bitter Wine. It promotes stomach remedies from Joseph Triner Company of Chicago with claims of purity and quality. Also mentions Triner's Angelica Bitter Tonic, Liniment, and Antiputrin with product uses and dealer availability.

Rudyard Kipting Tunner Joseph Triner Company Ashland Ave Chicago Triner Tuiner

Learned Lesson of Thrift in Bridgeton Youth Boosts Savings

In Bridgeton New Jersey twenty five young workers earned funds to invest one thousand dollars in U S thrift stamps this year. Boys and girls took roles in dishwashing sweeping duxting store clerking baby‑minding errands and more to save. Some raised chickens sold papers carried coal cleaned pavements and won prizes, turning time into money.

Bridgeton New Jersy United States

School Question Prompts Brave Offer of Animal Crackers

A pupil named Jane cannot answer a teacher’s number question and threatens to share animal crackers if not asked. The remark sparks amusement as readers ponder notions of a free government and taxation.

Jane

Meant What She Said Insincere Exchange

A humorous quip contrasts Meant What She Said with insincerity as Mabel teases about a telephone call. The dialogue clarifies a pun on being in or out when Mr Boreleigh calls, highlighting social wit in a Boston Transcript style.

Mabel Mable Boston Transcript

Price and Percentage in Simple Price Increases

The note explains how price increases are measured by percentage and that a doubling equals a 100 percent rise, while many confuse this with a 50 percent increase. It clarifies common misconceptions in percentage calculations.

Shoes Wear Longer with Allen's Foot Base Powder

A vintage ad claims Allen's Foot Base powder adds comfort and helps shoes feel easier by shaking into the foot bath or in each shoe. It promises softer wear and even smaller fits for ladies, with sales claimed everywhere.

Allen

What Really Counted in the Home Rule Debate

A fragment from a civic page questions if voters favor home rule with a witty exchange about a married man supporting it while noting his wife’s wisdom. The item is a brief, era tone snippet reflecting local public sentiment.

Noble relics of the past and a cryptic joke

The article discusses ancient monuments in Rome including the triumphal arch of Titus and the Colosseum with brief historical notes and restorations. It then shifts to a humorous anecdote about a party guest, Miss Biggie, and a topically offbeat joke about a pocketbook theft during a farewell line.

Rome Colosseum Titus Nero

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