Birthday Party Aftermath Hometown People Celebrate
A concise note says the birthday party concluded with guests feeling well and hearty as they headed home. Contributed item notes amicable, festive mood and thanks to attendees.
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Newspaper
Brimfield News
Location
Brimfield, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Mar 16, 1933
Page
8
A concise note says the birthday party concluded with guests feeling well and hearty as they headed home. Contributed item notes amicable, festive mood and thanks to attendees.
A brief note discusses fears of sharks and the idea that the sharks are not around here. The tone suggests awareness of risk but also reassurance about the safety of locals and waters.
A clipped Boston Transcript fragment hints at Senator Sorghum considering retirement to private life and tax practice. The overheard exchange references political criticism, accountability, and a post graduate candidate for an executive role.
President Harry Wooalburn Clase of the University of Illinois argues abolishing the university would save taxpayers about seven tenths of a cent per dollar of property tax. He cites per capita costs and warns against underfunding, urging continued support while highlighting past appropriations and potential economies amid economic depression.
WILL radio station run by the University of Illinois expands educational programming for listeners. Four daily classroom periods and an hour and a half of other material broadcast from 10 to 11 classes in rooms, with French lessons at 11 30 each Tuesday and Thursday. Noon agricultural talks by College of Agriculture staff. Afternoon 6 to 6 features musical programs and brief talks. Professors Timmons McClure Dunbar Killavou lecture on welfare, philosophy, U.S. history and business law. WILL broadcasts on 890 kilocycles, 327 meters, with 500 watts daytime and 250 watts after dusk under FRC limits.
The University of Illinois reports that 10,100 Illinois families benefited from vegetable gardening extension work. Gardens added about 247000 dollars in value beyond ordinary gardens, aiding food sufficiency, supplementing farm income, and boosting morale through the College of Agriculture program.
A Cincinnati Enquirer quip notes a wedding guest dismissing the groom as dull at first, while another guest jokes about what the bride will later notice—faults and plenty—after marriage.
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