Chicago A World City of Arts, Industry, and Learning
National Geographic sketches Chicago as a growing metropolis of art, science, and education. The piece highlights museums like Field Museum, Shedd Aquarium, and Newberry Library, urban planning, parks, libraries with 14 million annual circulations, and a skyline shaped by the Twentieth Century American style. It notes Northwestern, Chicago, and Illinois universities as top ranked, and portrays the city’s mix of industry, culture, and recreation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Dearborn
Chicago
Field Museum of Natural History
Art Institute
Shedd Aquarium
Adher Planetarium
Buckingham Fountain
Greece
Lake Michigan
Museum of Science and Industry
Julius Rosenwald
Mien
Indiana Line
America
The
American Library Association
Ingland
New York City
Library of Architecture
University of Chicago
North America
Association of American Universities
Illinois
Northwestern
Ilinois
University of the Streets
Washington Square
Newberry Library
Washington Park
Academy of Science
Lincoln Park
State Natural History Museum
Springfield
Lake
Arctic
Sheba
Ethiopia
Madagascar
You'll Find Me Around If You Use Your Eyes
Peter Rabbit questions Short-Tall the Shrew about friendship and location while the sly creature hints at secrecy and private paths. The exchange, told in Burgess’s gentle tone, ends with Peter resolved to seek the Shrew, who evasively retreats back under the log.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Rabbit
Short- Tall the Shrew
Mole
Short-Tail the Shrew
Peter
Happy Jack Squirrel
Happy Jack
T. W. Burgens
WNU Service
Short- Tall
Miner the Mole
Short-Tall the Shrew
Short-Tall
Short-Tail
All-American chowder and egg fish loaf recipes from 1933
All-American chowder recipe blends dried potato turnip celery carrot onion and pork with milk and crackers, optional codfish addition, plus a fish loaf using hard cooked eggs salmon rice bacon and tomato sauce. Includes guidance on golf stance and cooking notes from 1933 Western Newspaper Union dispatch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Western Newspaper Union
Have We Forgotten Our Rich Shared Days
A reflective verse excerpt from Douglas Malloch 1933 urges memory of shared walks and conversations. The speaker asks if forgetting past joys dulls current lives and counters the rough weather with renewed dreaming, asserting the couple remains rich together.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hava
Tess
Douglas Malloch
WNU
Shantung Hats Create Sailor Style Spring Trend
Printed shantung hats with low crowns and narrow brims accompany tailored suits and matching blouses. The spring chapeau trend features sailor inspired design and refined fabric choices for a coordinated look.
Fragmented humorous notes and odd phrases from exams
A collage of odd sentences includes jokes about jitirikis and a collie pulled cart, remarks on BONERS in exam papers, sketches of Napoleon, bizarre wartime lines, asphyxiation CPR guidance, and quips about health and eclipses. The text appears as miscellaneous clipped phrases from a 1033 Bell Syndicate WNU Service page.
Barber College Graduation Punchline Sparks Laughter
Coed Kay jokes that the barber college has a unique distinction over other schools every graduate accepts a chair, reflecting a light moment from 1942 Bell Syndicate coverage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barber College
Temple of Learning
Kay
Bell Syndicate
WNU
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ity
National Geographic Society
Washington, D. C
Mllnois
Kamchatka
Tierra
del Fuego
Marquette
LaSalle Street
Captain Streeter
Eugniture Mart
Merchandise Mart
By Thornton W. Burgess
Albania
Durazzo
Bell
Grasding Club
DADA
By Douglas Malloch
Napoleon
Harold
Giruagp
Jerusalem
Palestine
Lord Allenby
James Newbegin Tarvie
Montclair, N. J
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