Illinois Railways and Riches From a Century of Progress
A Nat geographic overview of Illinois from the 1933 Century of Progress opening, tracing the state from pioneer forests to modern highways. It highlights diverse geography, coal and oil resources, Chicago area industry, and historic sites such as Cairo, Fort Massac, and Olney, linking transport, commerce, and natural wealth.
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National Geographic Society
Washington, D. C
WNU
Chicago
Illinois
Ilinois
Hnlinois
Izypt
Kentucky
Virginia
Cairo
Boston
Zion
New York
Seattle
Pacific Coast
Los Angeles
New Orleans
Richmond
Washington
Portland
Maine
Cairos
Ulysses S. Grant
Ives
Bald Knob
Fern Cliff Park
Tunnel Hill
Ilinois Central
Edgewood
Ill
Fulton, Ky
Marion
Robert G. Ingersoll
John A.logan
Southern Illinois
Herrin
Benton
Orient No. 2
West Frankfort
Assumption
Pennsylvania
West Virginia
George Rogers Clark
Patrick Henry
Northwest Territory
Ohio
Fort Massac
Centralia
Clark County
Ilois
Atlantic
Gulf
Canada
Wood River
Roxana
Vincennes
Cahokia
Tllinois
Olney
Robert Ridgway
Division of Birds
United States
National Museum
Man Hears Distress Call Over Line About Wife
A caller reports a distressing telephone exchange indicating a wife is gravely ill after eating only half a carrot and now eating grass, prompting concern for her condition and possible danger to the home in Indianapolis.
Rooster Leads Flock After Unusual Bond in Montezuma Valley
A stray rooster formed an unlikely leadership role among 85 quail near Montezuma Valley. The keeper abandoned plans to cull the bird after the birds accepted the rooster as their leader. An unrelated incident at a nearby filling station revealed a tampered valve cap and partially unscrewed core.
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Montezuma
Ann
Jackson
Bird Store Clue Traces Odd Canary Message
A fragment from the Louisville Courier Journal mentions a canary in a bird store with a cryptic line about grand opera. The text shows quirks and incomplete quotes, offering hints rather than a clear incident.
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Louisville Courier-Journal
Walking encyclopedia sits with a book as usual
The phrase describes a person known as a walking encyclopedia who remains seated with a book, highlighting a habit of studying or reference. No additional details or dates are provided.
Readers ditch disliked books for quicker skim approach
A column notes readers abandon books they dislike and instead skim for key points. It highlights a trend toward rapid sampling over full reading.
Luck and a Smart Wife Carry Man to Glory
A compact adage notes luck and a prudent wife can lift a man to success and honor. It emphasizes the value of wise partnership and favorable chance in advancing a man's status.
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