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Newspaper
Brimfield News
Location
Brimfield, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Mar 09, 1933
Page
2
A fragmentary newspaper item notes that happiness rests in quiet moments by the sea or indoors with thought. It mentions a House product Reep viles Carbolisalve claimed to prevent pain and heal scars, with a faint reference to J. W. Rule Co. advertisement text.
A lone act of courage draws a crowd as onlookers gather around a man, illustrating how a single brave moment can rally public attention and inspire others to respond.
Creomulsion offers a two fold action by soothing inflamed membranes and inhibiting germ growth. The emulsion, containing creosote, is claimed to heal throat troubles and be absorbed to fight the underlying infection with a money back guarantee if relief fails after following directions.
The excerpt equates politeness to goodness and words to thought, echoing Joubert's idea that manners express inner clarity. It presents a concise philosophical reflection on language and virtue.
In Thornton W. Burgess's bedtime tale, Reddy Fox spies on Johnny Chuck from a wall and learns his routines. He notes Johnny's new solo home, Polly Chuck, and Sammy Jay's interfere. Reddy plots a cautious watch to catch his neighbor unaware.
A 1933 Western Newspaper Union recipe roundup presenting a luncheon menu with Chicken Fruit Salad, Maple Bavarian Cream, and sardine salad with olive and celery. Includes detailed steps for chicken salad with orange, a maple gelatin dessert, and a sardine based lettuce topping.
Describes a spring costume with a bonnet exposing the forehead and a deeper back crown. The pat uses Rodier linen crash with red trimming cords. The suit combines gray flannel with a yellow blouse and scarf.
An old gold mine in southern California is believed to be of Indian origin and known to the early Spaniards. The discovery ties local Indigenous mining activity to early Spanish exploration in the region.
A former vulgar boat man named Challapine moved to America after a listener heard his voice and predicted a brighter path. He pursued opportunities abroad, seeking to leverage his vocal talent in a new country.
A collage of trivia and puns from old exams and essays. It includes lines about Ptolemy discovering the cause of ptomaine poisoning and a quip on congressmen at large. The notes mix historical misstatements with punchlines and syndicated snippets from Bell Syndicate-WNU Service.
A reflective verse from 1933 by Douglas Malloch via WNU Service. The poem declares that our place is here not on the road but in steadfast work and service. It emphasizes staying with duty, helping others, and offering cheer until the day ends.
The article highlights Gene Sarazen’s putting as a defining strength in major events like the British and American Opens. It notes his smooth stroke and relaxed stance modeled after Hagen, with emphasis on a straight follow through and practice for improving distance puts from three to ten feet.
A Boston Herald reflection notes learning's purpose lies in doing. It cites a young carpenter moved by Emerson and a rail-splitter who used the Bible and the Gettysburg Address as guiding texts to emphasize practical application of knowledge.
Sluggish appetite and constipation are treated with pure California syrup of figs. The ad touts a gentle vegetable laxative that improves appetite, color, weight, and spirits in children, urging mothers to use the genuine product bottled and labeled California.
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