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Brimfield News

Location

Brimfield, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jun 20, 1940

Page

8

Auction of Weekes Book Store stock in Elmween Saturday

The remainder of the stock at the Weekes Book Store at Elmween will be sold at auction. The sale is set for Saturday June 22 at 10 o clock. Leo Donaldson acts as auctioneer.

Weekes Book Store Elmween Leo Donaldson Auct

Isaiah Book Contents Shaped by Later Editors

A study notes Isaiah contains more material beyond the prophet himself, shaped by editors added in later dates. The work reflects editorial layers that expand beyond the original prophetic text.

Wheat trade volumes shift from 1920s peak to 1938 drop

Trade figures show world wheat commerce reached about 900 million bushels in the early 1920s before contracting to under 600 million bushels by 1938, reflecting a substantial demand decline and market adjustment.

Northwestern Boundaries Fixed by 1846 Treaty with Britain

The present boundaries of the northwest United States were set by the 1846 treaty with Great Britain.

Northwest United States Great Britain

Grand Coulee Dam Trestle to Rise with 9000 Tons Steel

The Grand Coulee Dam trestle will be the largest and highest by far, designed to support about 9000 tons of structural steel as construction progresses.

Grand Coulee Grand Coulee Dam

American farm production per farmer supports three and a half people

An analysis states that each American farmer produces food and fiber for an average of three and a half persons in town, highlighting farming's broad reach.

Speed Study Shows Cars Cut by Age and Driver

Yale expert R De Silva led a Connecticut survey with 2000+ automobiles to compare speeds by car age and driver age. The study found newer cars travel faster, with average speeds around 45 mph for men aged 35 to 39 and lower for older drivers, using covert timing methods and police questionnaires.

R. de Silva Yale University Dr. de Silva Connecticut Connecticut Motor Vehicle Department Connecticut State Police

Insatiable Curiosity Aids Scientific Investigators

Dr M L Crossley argues for innate traits beyond education for researchers in chemistry. He cites an insatiable curiosity disciplined imagination and originality as essential. A successful research chemist must be skilled with hands possess high tolerance for others views and seek accurate judgments of others work without bias.

M. L. Crossley American Chemical Society

jewels and guards warn burglars beware of guardian snakes

The article describes a jewel collection kept in a glass case with a secondary container for the jewels. A well known animal dealer provides weekly food for the woman’s guardian reptiles. Despite the high value, no theft attempt has occurred.

Stone Age Wheat Grain Sheds Light on Ireland’s First Farmers

Archaeologists Oliver Davies of Queen's University Belfast and C F Mitchell of Trinity College Dublin report a Stone Age wheat grain from Island McHugh in Baroncourt Lake Tyrone dated about 2000 B C. The find on the duke of Abercorn estate challenges the view that early Ireland relied only on hunting and fishing, suggesting farming and Mediterranean cereal knowledge reached Ireland with tomb builders.

Island McHugh Baroncourt Lake County Tyrone Ireland Oliver Davies Queen’s University Belfast C. F Mitchell Trinity College Dublin Duke of Abercorn

Early records of infantile paralysis and poliomyelitis

The text discusses whether poliomyelitis is ancient or new. It notes Egyptian engravings and mummies showing deformities as possible evidence of the disease two or three thousand years before Christ, but the first clear description comes from Michael Underwood in London in 1784.

Michael Underwood Lonco

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