Chicago Water Plan Prompts Regional Supply Debate
Public Works chief argues Chicago should export Lake Michigan water to 40 suburbs to ease shortages. Proposal envisions pumping 65 million gallons daily from the lake to towns including Wheeling Hinsdale Joliet and Aurora with new pumping stations and miles of pipe. Critics say suburbs would incur high costs and Chicago would charge rates below cost, while supporters claim a guaranteed, abundant supply and relief from dwindling wells.
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Aurora
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Naper
Me Joliet
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Rellwood
Hinsdale
LaGrange
Western Springs
Public Works
Hewitt
Hefat
Jeako
Fox River Valles
Elks
Lake Michigan
Subus Hans
LaGrange and
Water restrictions issued after week of shortages
Officials warned residents to limit sprinkling to one hour in the early morning and two hours in the evening as deepening water shortages raised fire and health concerns. Chicago faced peak daily demand of 1,949 million gallons, prompting enforcement of lawn watering limits.
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Dean Toebtar
Berwyn
Jin
Blue Island
Edward A. Pis
Chigagse
Chicago Public Works
Peice
Garfield Conservatory Gladiolus Show at Garfield Park
The Thilliness Gladiolus Society presents its annual show at Garfield Park Conservatory on Saturday and Sunday August 20 and 31. Thousands of gladiolus varieties will be shown from miniature to giant flowers in all colors. Competitors vie for trophies medals and ribbons. Admission and hours: 2:80 to Saturday and 1 to 9 Sunday.
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Garfield Park Conservatory
Therese
Sunday Dinner Suggestions Coffee and Tea History
It outlines the origins of coffee from Abyssinia to Arabia and Mocha, its spread via Constantinople, and notes major tea regions in Asia. It suggests drinks like mockeluret paneh and coffee based treats, then lists a Sunday dinner menu including boiled ham, scalloped potatoes, corn, a mixed vegetable salad, tea or coffee, and mocha layer cake.
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Mocha
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Turkey
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London
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India
China
Japan
Formosa
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Xn&p
Ainehicuys
Mooseheart toasts $25000 Golden Rule award to Boy Scouts
Supreme Secretary-Executive Director Mal colm R. Giles of the Loyal Order of Moose presents Lloyd Paul Mooseheart student with a $25,000 check. The Golden Rule award will be officially given at the Moose convention in Columbus Ohio Aug 17–22, following last year's $25,000 grant and food relief. Paul, from Millersburg Pa, heads to the World Jamboree in Moisson France Aug 7–19.
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Malcolm R. Giles
The
Loyal Order of Moose
Lloyd Paul
Boy Scouts of America
Moose
Columbus
Ohio
Paul
Boy Scouts
Beaches Closed During Heat Wave In North Shore
Beaches in Park Forest Highland Park and Lake Forest were closed amid a heat wave after health officers declared unsafe swimming conditions. A broken sewer on Ravine Drive in Highland Park prompted immediate action and several other North Shore beaches followed after state water board findings showed high coliform levels.
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Highland Park
Lake Forest
State Water Board
Ravine Drive
North Shore
Capacity of the Heart Cardiac Facts
The human heart weighs about ten ounces and is roughly the size of a fist. It pumps roughly six ounces of blood with each beat and handles about twenty tons daily, illustrating its remarkable efficiency and endurance.
Mileage Texas leads U S in railway mileage
State Railway reports Texas has the nation's highest railway mileage at 15 850 miles with Indiana second at 11 758 miles and Pennsylvania third at 10 029 miles.
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Inois
Pennsylvania
Museum tour schedule changes at Chicago History Museum
The Chicago History Museum unveils a modified schedule starting Friday with a two lecture day cycle returning next week to one lecture daily at 2 pm The summer omission resumes Saturday tours for the year and Labor Day Monday will be skipped A Friday lecture series begins with School Bells Ring Around the World by June Buchwald and Story of the Mountains by Winona Cosner An ongoing Friday innovation continues thereafter
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Chicago
June Buchwald
Winona Cosner
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