The Slavery Story in Southern Illinois History
Records reveal 170 years of slavery in Illinois from Indian and French practices through British rule to the Northwest Territory. Indentures extended beyond lifespans, with bills of sale and terms like a slave for life noted. officials certified some sales, showing widespread legal and social entrenchment of bondage.
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Illinois
West Indies
Illinois-Missouri
Kaskaskia-Cahokia
George Rogers Clark
Virginia
Britain
United States
Northwest Territory
Arthur St. Clair
Harrison
Indiana Territory
Schubert Recordings Highlight Trout and Other Songs
Franz Schubert’s songs get renewed life with Dietrich Fischer-Dieskau and Gerald Moore in Schubert The Trout and Other Songs. The release features nature themed pieces, including the Trout melody later used in Schubert’s Trout Quintet, with Moore on piano.
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Franz Schubert
Phonoraph
Dietrichischer Dieskau
Schubert
Fischer-Dieskau
Angel
Gerald Moore
Kodaly Girls
Zoltan Kodaly
Bela Bartok
Lebvei Klar
Budapest
Tiona Andor
Kodaly
London
Benjamin Britten
Aldenburg
Europe
Unclear fragment on language and demographic data
Fragmentary note lists last week answer numbers 42 and 43, mentions Buddhist language 4 percent and Mexican Indian references. Context and full meaning not provided.
Timeline of notable events from August history
Record lists key dates and events: first transatlantic cable relay in 1858, Gertrude Ederle Channel swim in 1926, Georgia act passage in 1907, Purple Heart establishment, 1945 Japan war declaration, Social Security Act signing in 1935, Nagasaki bombing, Bell telephone distance test, early motion picture cartoons introduced.
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Europe
United States
Atlantic
Gertrude Ederle
Georgia
Russia
Japan
Nagasaki
Alexander Graham Bell
Paris
Brantford
Ontario
For and About Teenagers column excerpt clash of crushes and parental control
A teen discusses dated choices and pressure from her mother about college plans and future husband prospects. The columnist advises open discussion with parents, endorses college education if possible, and notes the No 1 guy label for the described suitor.
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Acce
Community and Suburban Press Service
Frankfort
Dove season opener set for September amid limits
The Illinois Department of Conservation announced dove hunting opens at 1 p.m. CDT on September 1 and ends at sunset on November 9. Hours are 1 p.m. to sunset with a daily bag limit of 12 and a possession limit of 24, except opening day when no hunter may have more than 12 in possession.
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Illinois Department of Conservation
Tax Free Wine Production Open To Families In Illinois
Prospective family use wine makers in Illinois may produce up to 200 gallons tax free with proper registration. Submit duplicate forms to the Alcohol and Tobacco Tax Division in Chicago at least five days before production. authorization covers July 1 to June 30 for one year.
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Alcohol and Tobacco Tax Division
Internal Revenue Service
State of
Illneis
East Wacker Drive
Chicago
Illinois
Walnut timber crunch fuels Illinois workshop warnings
At a national Black Walnut Workshop in SIU August 23–24 experts warn scarce high quality black walnut timber could push farmers to dedicate good cropland to timber. Exports have surged since 1957, with strong demand for veneer and furniture. Officials urge faster growth trials and farmer outreach to make growing walnuts profitable.
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Southern Illinois University
United States
U. S. Department of Commerce
Europe
E. H. Gatewood
Fine Hardwoods Association
Edward Cliff
U.S. Forest Service
Cliff
Confession Clauses and Mortgage Foreclosure Risks
Explains confession clauses in installment contracts allowing lawsuits without notice and potential liens. Discusses mortgage defaults, foreclosure process, court notification, possible defenses, redemption rights within one year, and penalties including deficiency judgments.
Remembering the old neighborhood grocery days
A personal reminiscence by J. Smith of New York recalling a small town’s grocery displays, barter with garden produce, and frugal childhood pennies. He reflects on growing up with a few farm animals, the shift to supermarkets, and invites readers to send contributions to The Old Timer.
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J. Smith
New York
N.Y
South
Frankfort
Kentucky
He Family of Manager Item Blends Light and FitTips
A diffusing bowl on a lamp helps distribute light and protect eyes from glare. For men's shirts, check even stitches, sturdy buttonholes, and back gathers for better fit. Areas under porches may not need paint if underlayers are protected. Wash to restore finish and lightly prep glossy surfaces for new color. Seal open joints with caulking compound.
The Golden Years column on retirement life and tips
Retirees discuss money, living costs, and family dynamics in Sunshine Country. The writer urges practical steps like securing bank survivor rights, regular doctor access, and feasible budgets of 200 to 250 dollars monthly for healthier living.
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Sunshine Country
Arizona
Florida
California
Texas
Mutual Funds
Banks
Savings & Loan
Washington
Res
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Jonemw
W. Allerew
Danei
Linda Norris
Talon
Sally
Tom
Yesteryears
Dat To
502D
Lisa Machlin
Maywood
N.J
Bruce Ohen
Young America Fair
Bobby Goldsboro
Goldsboro
Fendermen
District 8
Illinois Division of Highways
SIU
Albert Meyer
Margaret Curtis
Paul de Lamerie
She
Fa Coke
Ap Serest
Wal Station
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