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Newspaper
Brimfield News
Location
Brimfield, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1928
Page
1
The piece presents ironic reflections on love and life. A man loves the woman he loves, but marries the one who loves him, implying responsibility for misfortune. It contrasts seriousness and amusement and notes a man’s triumphs often arise from opposing forces.
The author argues that location matters for life prospects and intellect. While many chase scenic hills and views, true mobility comes from education and thoughtful reading which broaden horizons beyond one’s surroundings. Reading, history, and reflection unlock a global vision.
A fragmentary note describes Douglas Malloch poems on life and faith along with copper plate engravings dating to the mid 1400s. It mentions the Passion as a subject and cites Durer born 1471 and Michaelangelo born 1474. Copyright.
A glimpse into printmaking roots shows prints becoming a popular hobby beyond artists studios. The piece notes prints stem from etching woodcut and engraving and traces origins to a workshop linked to Tomusy Finl.
Ancient ideas linked trees to spirits and gods with juniper as a favored habitation tree. Folklore spans Greece, Rome, Sweden, and Germany with beliefs that cutting junipers invites spirits, dreams predicting male children, and juniper charms warding witches bears and locating water. Newfoundlanders also use juniper branches to guard venison from wildlife.
In a humorous scene the barnyard animals chatter about breakfast and foods. Miss Uen Mr Rooster Mrs Gray Hen and others exchange quacks clucks and neighs as Porky and Sammy discuss hunger before the morning meal arrives.
A 1928 Western Newspaper Doijon recipe snippet discusses light meals in warm weather. It describes Chicken Loaf with Peas with cream and corn, a lettuce-plated mold, and a dressing of eggs sugar mustard vinegar salt and pepper. It also outlines Chop Suey With Liver with calf’s liver onions celery and paprika served with jeweled rice.
In a talk to youth, athletic instructor Prestige Merle Waterman cautions against the unwise practice of putting on the dog. A bystander notes South trades $30 for an antique car, explaining the purchase is to spare his wife embarrassment over not owning a car.
Fragmentary line suggests a whimsical note about a cup of happiness and a teak springing, details unclear but hints at a playful or symbolic moment.
Evansville reader shares gratitude for Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound praising renewed vitality after weeks of use. She reports improved appearance, nerves, and energy with husband noting her progress.
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