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Newspaper
Brimfield News
Location
Brimfield, Illinois, United States of America
Date
May 08, 1930
Page
6
In a staged parsonage scene, Marjory hides as Hiram Buckworth inspects rooms and plans, while Ginger and Miss Jenkins manage a tense welcome. The group introduces themselves, discusses costs and visits, and Eddy Jackson arrives, revealing a comic mix up about paternity and friendship as the drama continues.
In Red Thrush Iowa Mrs Tolliver and her daughters groom Marjory for a beauty pageant with escort Eddy Jackson. Marjory wins deputy prize of $50 and funds a Parsonage Home for the Blind after tolliver’s failing eyesight prompts a Chicago consultation. Helen marries and departs, while Hiram Buckworth is hired as substitute pastor.
An AP dispatch from Sydney reports geologists after an exploration of Wingen in northern New South Wales describe a burning coal seam beneath the surface. Known to locals long before Europeans the feature emits smoke and steam from multiple points and sustains heat that attracts livestock and wildlife each winter.
The term debenture refers to a customhouse certificate issued to an importer or exporter confirming entitlement to drawback on the assessed duty.
Illinois authorities announce a hospital day May 12 to honor Florence Nightingale with 353 facilities open for tours. The state promotes an insect control handbook for greenhouses, an egg marketing campaign with canning demos, and school eye screenings aiding 7 215 children.
A Holyoke hunter near Montgomery waited for a buck at six rods, fired twice missing as the deer and later a doe passed, then later saw a second buck and again missed twice. He returned to Paper City, unlikely to boast of the wonders of nature, per the Springfield Union.
The medical laboratory of Vienna reports a synthetic bee sting produced by Polyclinic hospital professors. They claim chemical analysis duplicated and improved bee venom and that the stinging chemical cures rheumatism.
A brief comic exchange shows a census enumerator asking for a wife and the druggist replying with a pun about catching something by standing still rather than running after it. The quip frames a humorous miscommunication in a domestic setting.
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