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Newspaper
Brimfield News
Location
Brimfield, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1952
Page
6
Woman’s World offers tips for a calm wedding planning process. Focus on staying radiant, listening to suggestions, and using a bridal consultant. Create a detailed timeline, mail invitations together, limit guest lists, and keep events simple and joyful.
A guide outlines wedding reception order and etiquette. It explains who stands in the receiving line, suggests guests be greeted before the line, and notes thanking guests as gifts are exchanged. It details cake cutting, serving, toasts, and the first dance as signals for the couple.
The article notes farm groups spent about 900000 on lobbying in 1950 while railroads and other groups spent more in 1951. It discusses Farm Bureau and Farmer's Union as key farm lobbyists among about 61 registered entities, and explains how meat packers and cotton interests also influence agriculture policy.
A gardener advises wrapping a split garden hose around a tree trunk and nailing barbed wire to the inside of the hose to deter animals and keep cats away. The hose and wire need not extend to the branches.
A compact reflection on Jesus answer to the great commandment centered on loving God and neighbor. It contrasts eros and agape, cites Nygren’s distinction, and argues agape as self giving love that fulfills the law, with Rom 5 8 and Rom 13 10 cited. The piece notes the cross as the pattern of agape and stresses love as essential to understanding and obeying God.
A soup like black coffee called Prolac is aiding recovery for ill patients. It provides up to 1000 calories and essential nutrients per quart when mixed with a touch of alcohol. Used via a nasal tube, it supports eating and drains during long recovery, including a woman who lived 451 days after a cancer operation and another kept alive a year in a coma.
A science industry program trains farmers to bag sweet corn with ice for distribution to retail outlets in major areas. Ice reduces internal temperature to 35 to 50 degrees, slowing sugar to starch conversion and preserving color. Three ply bags hold five dozen ears and 20 pounds of ice, enabling longer shipments and broader marketing.
A compact note cites Bible verses Mark 12 38 34 John 18 34 צ 15 10 14 and Dev Reading I Jobs 4 3 as references for study. It lists Gospel and prophetic passages without narrative detail.
Population summaries show mobility in the United States peaked 1930 to 1940 due to economic mood and better transport. From 1940 to 1947 mobility remained high, with about 70 million people over seven still living in different houses from 1940. Internal migration within states and across borders totaled over 25 million, a historic movement according to the Census Bureau.
A new area health monitor will be installed in atomic energy plants water works laboratories hospitals and other sites to indicate when an area is contaminated by beta gamma or x rays. It records the ionizing potential but does not measure source intensity to assess effects on tissue.
The earliest perfume emerged as incense from mixed powders of flowers leaves woods spices and resins. Initially for worship its pleasant nature broadened use across occasions. Ancient Cleopatra reportedly burned blends resembling rose jasmine with Oriental hints during Marc Anthony visits.
The newly painted White House opens for viewing without scaffolding for the first time in three years. The President and family explore new color schemes in living quarters while Americans await a look at the East Room and the dark-walled dining room repainted celadon green. The Blue Green and Red Rooms are refurnished in familiar schemes.
The article notes cold light from fireflies results from oxidation of a substance called luciferin, a natural luminescence not yet replicated artificially. It states man-made processes could produce similar light by oxidation of chemicals but would cost about ten million times more than a 100 watt filament lamp.
Reads from Isaiah and Deuteronomy with selections from Science and Health. Emphasizes the power and presence of God to bless mankind, explaining metaphysical practice as the use of Truth to demonstrate Spirit over error.
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