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Brimfield News

Location

Brimfield, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jun 18, 1936

Page

2

Maine’s Early History and Fisheries Growth

The piece traces Maine’s origins from Champlain and Waymouth to Monts and Smith era explorations. It notes Maine’s strong fishing economy, hatcheries, wildlife protection, and deer, moose, and bear hunting trends, with historical anecdotes on early settlements and border competition with New England and New France.

National Geographic Society Washington, D. C WNY Southland Maine Massachusetts Connecticut New England Laura E. Richards Narcissa Rome Vienna Belgrade China Kennebec Waldo County Gulf of Maine James I Council of Rosier St. George’s John Smith Christopher Levett Council of New England North Atlantic John Cabot Bristol Samuel de Champlain Waymouth Champlain Sieur de Monts France Acadia Cape Breton Island Philadelphia Chaplain de Monts New World Saint Croix Passamaquoddy Bay Dochet Island Congress Robert Luce Massachuusetts York Boston Mymouth Rock Samoset Popham

Foreign Phrases and Their Origins From Classical to Modern

A compact listing of Latin French and Italian phrases with translations and meanings. Includes ad interim a la bonne heure bis dat qui cito dat chateau en Espagne coup de maitre poeta nascitur exceptio probat regulam dulce et decorum est pro patria mort.

Chateau En Espagne Spain

Minister's Son Invents Invisible Ear Drum

The Invisible Ear Drum, by A O Leonard son of the late Rev A B Leonard D D longtime secretary of the Board of Foreign Missions of the Methodist Episcopal Church, helps him hear and converse easily. It is inexpensive and claimed to aid many. booklet available from A O Leonard Inc Suite 202 70 Fifth Avenue New York City.

Duane Cullinan Tremont University of Ilinois Bob Wright Mexico William Butterworth Moline Deere & Co Seaview Country Club Absecon N. J Moline Association of Commerce J. Stanley Bradbury Crawford County Charles A. Ross Paris J. E. Bittinger Onarga Military School Bryner Peoria al Johannes Pekin Tazewell Wholesale Candy Company Nelson Wright Tazewell County Johannes Louis Dickes Freeport Building and Loan Association Pecatonica Ninots National Guard Congress Stateville Arne Anderson Chicago Anderson East High School of Aurora O. V. Walters Chicago Construction Rock Island High School PWA C. C. Hall Mount Vernon The Methodist Church Anti-Saloon League of Evanston Pasadena Cal MacMurray College For Jacksonville MacMurray Acme Steel Company of Illinois Woman's College MacMurray College G. V. Larson Knox County Galesburg Russell T. Gregg University College of Education A. O. Leonard A. B. Leonard Board of Foreign Missions Methodist Episcopal Church A. O. Leonard, Inc Fifth Avenue New York City

Halas Lace Museum Opens in Halas Hungary

The museum in Halas Hungary opens as one of the first lace museums, showcasing the famous Halas lace crafted by descendants of the Cumanians, a Turkish origin tribe that settled in Europe in the early 1200s and influenced eastern decorative arts.

Halas Hungary Europe

Free Canning Guide Offer and England Earthquake Note

Free guide Treasure Chest of Home Canning and a Kerr Self-Sealing Canning Cap are offered by Kerr Glass Manufacturing Corp. for home preservation and airtight seals to prevent spoilage. Also notes earthquakes are rare in England, about one per year, compared with about 600 worldwide.

Kerr Kerr Glass Manufacturing Corp Los Angeles Calif England Joe E. Brown Joe Battle Creek

New Guinea Natives Use Dogs Teeth as Money

A report notes that in certain districts of New Guinea the native people use dogs teeth as a form of money. The item frames a curious economic practice and contrasts it with broader world concerns.

New Guinea

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