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Newspaper
Brimfield News
Location
Brimfield, Illinois, United States of America
Date
May 30, 1929
Page
6
Music in schools is categorized into three kinds dance heart and mind to express emotion beyond words. Public schools increasingly foster music appreciation through voluntary student orchestras and class singing. Damrosch concert radio broadcasts reach millions of children as prizes spur better school musical productions.
A patchwork piece described as not wearing well due to trim mings and scraps, suggesting rough construction and uneven finish in its weaving. The remark notes inconsistent material quality and overall durability.
A letter from zoo lions to their jungle home describes storm winds, shelter, and lingering wild habits. A three and a half year old lion laments being tagged cowardly for not rushing into danger, defends their need for safety, and weighs future kingship and feeding realities.
A McClure Syndicate excerpt notes that people seek solace in others facing the same calamity. It argues misery reduces personal blame as shared pain lowers ridicule and raises sympathy, especially among long time neighbors feeling similar misfortune.
A Los Angeles man turns ninety nine, noted for a past book How to Live Hundred Years and Grow Old Gricefruits. The piece implies curiosity about longevity and the idea that a life lived at high energy can exceed expected ages, comparing life to a machine that wears out if run at top speed too long.
A mixture of aphorisms on gender dynamics and self discipline. It contends the Gander hints about women and behavior, contrasts two types of women, and warns about fast living. It cites Job and Lord Bacon to promote cheerfulness, long life, and fulfilling contribution to happiness and well being. The piece ends with a note about future life expectancy and purposeful living.
A lyric vignette recounts a night death after a man named Smith stops to leave a penny for a paper-woman and child. It contrasts worldly duties with the final judgment, suggesting fame and wealth fade while quiet acts and faith endure at the gates of heaven. The verses reflect on mortality, worth, and divine judgment.
A collage of kitchen instructions outlines preparations for hamburg steaks with suet, spinach, and fruit desserts. Recipes include marshalling strawberry juice with meringue, whipped cream, and fruit cups. A second section details fruit and candy trays with cream, pineapple, grape fruit, oranges, bananas, cantaloupe, and cherries.
A marketing vignette extols Castoria as a trusted home remedy used in millions of households. It touts gentle relief for colic, constipation, and diarrhea in infants, warning stronger medicines can be dangerous for babies and urging mothers to keep Castoria on hand for emergencies and nightly soothing.
Investigators from the Antiveovin Institute of America report the snake bite serum reduced deaths in 1928. Of 670 bite cases, 401 treated with serum saw 11 fatalities, while 160 untreated victims had 16 deaths, suggesting the serum lowered the death rate.
A Berlin report notes a fatal rendition tied to a piano scene with cryptic dialogue. The involved individuals named Lustige Blaetter and Siegfriess Toeath appear in a terse exchange. The incident unfolds amid coded commentary and unclear attribution.
A vintage ad touts Phillips Milk of Magnesia as quick relief for sour stomach gas and acidity. It claims rapid soothing effects on digestive organs and even benefits children, noting physicians say each spoonful neutralizes multiple times its volume in acid and warning to get the genuine Phillips product.
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