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Newspaper
Brimfield News
Location
Brimfield, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Sep 07, 1933
Page
5
The paper is published every Thursday and entered at the Shmnheld Illinois post office as second class mail. It is owned by the Estate of Addison Pacey with Mildred Pacey serving as manager.
The Market reports weekly corrections for Corn No2 440 Oats No2 29 1 2 Wheat New 7D Eyes T3c Hogs 4 40 with firing changes on Wednesdays. Prices reflect updated bids and commodity values for futures and spot trades.
The Catholic Daughters of America meet in the Community Building on the second and fourth Thursdays each month with Sara Reed as Regent and Nellie Carrol as Historian. The Modern Woodmen of America Cray No 847 meet at the same building on alternate Tuesdays with Rudolph Savage as V C and H B Bowman as Clerk.
Royal Neighbors Camp 203 RN A meets first and third Wednesdays in the Community Building with Oracle Eva Clark and Recorder Carrie Archer. The WRC gathers second and fourth Wednesdays in Cady's hall with President Stella Kelley and Secretary Alma Ellis.
Sunday service times listed with St Josephs Church at 9 30 AM and Williamsfield church Mass at 7 30 PM. Local notices show worship schedule for the day with two services across the parish circuit.
The Union Church offers 10:00 Sunday School 6:00 Junior Endeavor and 11-60 Morning Worship. The Women’s Missionary Association meets at Mrs Dave Wagner’s home on Thursday September 14 with program leaders Mrs Esther Tucker and Mrs Harriet Blundy. Roll call Current Events led by Pastor R. W. Neweil.
Bankers in multiple states partner with agricultural agencies to boost farm results. Activities include drought relief seed-loan distribution with rapid local committee action, supporting 14 applications and 83 loans. Four-H Club financing and delegation support. livestock feeding loans in cooperation with Extension Service and railroads. and crop improvement loans to promote pure seed and standardization.
The text laments the banking collapse after 1929, cites political regulation and dishonesty as factors, and argues for stronger management, better laws, and public faith in banks. It notes many banks paid depositors well despite failures and recalls antique aphorisms about orthodoxy and dissent.
A collection of dated quotes from Will Durant Fanny Hurst Henry Ward Beecher Irving Berlin Bishop Manning Sir Philip Gibbs Will H Ways John Masefield and Henry Ford reflecting views on politics taxation happiness education and the role of the individual in society. The compilation presents opinions on self preservation public schools poverty taxation and living in the present moment.
Widespread female advancement is noted with Russia reporting more than half medical students as women and 101000 graduate nurses in the American Nurses association. Figures include Mme Cuvelier Desprest at 93, bird collector Mrs Hannah Aleé Terner, Maria Luisa Arcelay’s historic Puerto Rico election, and Priscilla Cole becoming postmistress at G Bush Massachusetts. Nurses trained at Henry Street serve in over 35 countries. Fertha Ingham leads a New York real estate board as the only woman president, while Beulah Carub and Miriam Conk, touring American airlines, have logged vast flying miles.
A collage of phrases references industrial change, rubber use, and early poetry. Mentions Santa Monica population growth, Uncle Eben on happiness, and a global note on radio telephone links between Maestine Jerussaleim Taifa and Jaffa. Also cites Chinese provinces building model plants for paper textiles cement and chemicals.
A mistress orders kitchen gear while the maid objects to a supposed new device called a griller. The maid asserts it is a big hairy monkey the size of a man, prompting a dramatic threat to leave. The exchange appeared in the Montreal Herald.
In a brief quip, a character asks what money does when it speaks and answers that money bids farewell to most of us. The lighthearted line suggests money’s power to separate and end ties as it exits.
A dated moral note urges speaking little with others and more with oneself, advising against carrying cares to bed. It warns against stray tongues as shields over truth and stresses progress with steady effort, cautioning that delaying action causes late outcomes.
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