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Newspaper
Brookshire Times
Location
Brookshire, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1932
Page
6
A June 5 lesson centers on Joseph’s God made success from Genesis. It traces his trials from being sold to Potiphar, prospering as a slave, resisting Potiphar’s wife, then enduring prison. Interpreting dreams leads to Pharaoh’s trust, enabling seven years of plenty and famine planning.
A newly found facsimile sketch drawn by Major John Andre on the eve of his 1780 execution has been traced to Yale archives via a Connecticut owner. The drawing, presented to guard Jabez Tomlinson, was later donated to Yale in 1882 and reprinted by F. C. Beach in 1890 with permission from Yale President Timothy Dwight.
At a recent inspection the village showed seven officers and three patrolmen on its force. The hierarchy included the chief captain lieutenant three sergeants and a fingerprint expert, all lined up with the mayor to view the patrolman trio.
A little girl with her mother finds a feather and says it has lost its bird. The remark, dated in Years on’s, captures a child's playful perspective on loss and absence.
The humorless Count Keyserling describes his current stance at a luncheon, noting that he now only laughs while claiming his vast sense of humor once kept his sanity in a mad world. William Gerhardts quote from the Saturday Review frames the remark.
Mer-No, no, no! Him-Aw, stop hoarding!-Path finder.
Dr Arthur Starr Enkte of the University of California estimates Hawaii is at least one million years old based on rock and soil compositions. He notes absence of native silver or gold but hints at copper traces and iron rich red soils with substantial manganese.
A note on language dynamics comparing language to the body in constant change, urging fresh terms to replace those fallen from use, attributed to Felton.
A columnist notes a tension where young men crave pursuits their fathers strongly urge them to avoid, suggesting a clash between youth’s drive and parental restrictions. The piece frames this as a recurring social pattern across generations and communities.
The ad claims Eagle Brand supports a fine physique and healthy growth, citing 75 years of use and a recent clinic feeding test of 50 infants showing strong bone structure and proper growth by X-ray, blood counts, weight and height. It offers a free baby book and feeding instructions.
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