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Newspaper
Brookshire Times
Location
Brookshire, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1934
Page
4
A Tunisian family unveils a new fair village in Chicago on May 26. Fifteen reproductions of life in distant lands offer a whirlwind tour of the world in one day. Eleven villages cluster near where the Midway stood in 1983 as record crowds welcome the all-new fair on opening day.
Chicago crowd surpasses previous turnout with over 235000 visitors in the first week end as President Roosevelt inaugurates the Exposition via motion pictures. The Century of Progress showcases advanced lighting, the Sky Ride, and a vast new Lagoon display along with multiple foreign villages and free entertainment options.
Weimar Tex young businessman A S Dunn names ten children with first names all starting with A. The list runs Arlin Agnes Arlis Alvin Alma Altus Avie Aline Anita Adrian with ages 25 down to 5 months. Mrs Annie Dunn is the wife.
The Pattison Methodist Church will hold services at eleven in the morning and eight in the evening on Sunday June 17. Rev. W W Hardt invites the public to worship with the congregation at both services.
A playful quip on word choice and meaning noting that calling a hot dog dog meat would contradict its hot appeal and linguistic cleverness. It highlights how naming affects perception and temperature.
The article extols 4-H pledge to serve community and country and highlights 4-H Alumni clubs in colleges like Virginia Polytechnic Institute. It notes objectives such as helping new students register, organizing rural entertainment, and maintaining ties between old clubs and extension leaders to spread pride and achievement nationwide.
In a light exchange at City Freshman, a student asks why cream costs more than milk. The reply notes cows find it harder to sit on small bottles, a playful quip that sparks the joke among classmates.
Mrs. Z. K. Seyler hosted a June 15 party for her daughter Lucilee with outdoor games and brick ice cream. Guests included Duey Dill ard and many others, plus out of town visitors, and a grand piano was the ultimate gift.
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