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Newspaper

Brimfield News

Location

Brimfield, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Mar 13, 1913

Page

6

Frontier Sergeant Hamlin Holds Out Against Raid at Dodge

In a perilous night raid near a river bluff, Sergeant Hamlin and Moylan defend a stagecoach against a mixed band of Arapahoe and Cheyenne fighters led by Roman Nose. A deadly volley wounds a passenger and Moylan is killed, but Hamlin and the Mexican survivor cling to life as darkness hides the retreating attackers.

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Prominence at Turnipopolis Leader in Town

A cousin twice removed, lacking a jaunty air, lives in Turnipopolis and is a leader there. In the city he keeps to the rear yet holds bank money and paid debts. The piece muses on virtue, fame, and the question of paying to be noticed in a world of many unseen leaders.

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Fragmented Rude Humour Notes From Old Paper

A garbled mix of humorous bits and quips about marriage freedom Eve and Adam, a starving giant, a kitten with a map, and a long lived man who stayed healthy by ignoring friends. The pieces read as disjoint captions and jokes with no clear single event or source.

Language of love in Alpine flower customs explained

The piece describes old Swiss and Alpine practices where flowers signal marriage intent. Bouquets from suitors and the timing of responses influence engagement actions, including window and home visits and the fate of a rejected proposal.

Ancient Indian View on Women and Marital Dependence

A writer notes 3000 years ago Indian women were treated with suspicion and men were valued for wealth and influence. The piece cites Kranya Kanda to claim wives stay with wealthy husbands but abandon them when fortunes fall. Women are described as lightning and gale like in behavior.

The Main Question From a Poetic Exchange

A fragment hints at a playful exchange about marriage and clothing. The speaker asks a bold question about offerings like rings and beads while the other teases about fastening a dress in back. The tone is light, flirtatious, and domestic. Reading between lines, themes of commitment and care appear.

Clipping Horses and Cattle Boosts Health and Milking Cleanliness

The piece argues spring clipping helps horses shed winter coats, stay dry, and avoid ailments. Clip machines speed work, reducing hours per animal. Dairymen clip cows multiple times yearly, udder clipping every few weeks, aiding cleanliness before milking.

Tit for Tat in a Humorous Exchange

A brief dialogue between Mr and Mrs Bacon on whether animal education comes from imitation or force. The dog’s growl and hens’ cackle are cited as playful evidence, linking the theme to a light domestic moment. An advertisement for Lewis' Single Binder Se cigars follows.

Mr Bacon Mrs. Bacon Lewis

Flea Problem Echoes in Quip from Druggist

A brief cartoon style exchange shows a customer asking about flea treatment for a dog while a druggist nonsensically responds that dog fleas get along fine without help, highlighting a humorous misdirection.

Queen Elizabeth Marry Her Realm In Lesson Mixup

In a southern colored school a history lesson about Queen Elizabeth led to a classroom joke when Thomas claimed she married a man from the realm. The teacher asked for a source and Thomas read a line stating Elizabeth was “married to her realm” and insisted the text confirms a husband.

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Head Bookkeeper Credits Postum For Health Lift

A Western city chief bookkeeper testifies Postum banished stomach trouble and nervousness from long hours of mental work. He credits coffee and tea as injurious and says Postum’s food beverage nature improved his health, urging others to try it. The letter, attributed to a Postum Co. representative in Battle Creek, Mich, is part of ongoing advertising.

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