School Days Coming and Traffic Law Enforcement Detail
A Forest Park weekly discusses the approaching school term with notes on teachers and pupils returning, debates the value of long summer vacations, and argues for year round schooling in crowded districts. It also examines rising traffic violations and calls for stricter enforcement to deter careless and dangerous driving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tibac
Parochil
Jong Mwaimer
Locauties
Olier Dove
Wiwa
Unm
A Day of Disaster in Forest Park Recalled
A Chicago reporter mocked as keen on humor wrote about Forest Park with a caption describing a day of disaster for police goldfish and a fire department monkey. The piece notes the errors and delays in notices, while lamenting outdated campaigning rituals and the mismatched pace of modern communication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Forest Park
Fragmented 20th century ad rhetoric in Ford Edison Firestone piece
The fragment mentions Ford Edison and Firestone visiting the Collidge home and advertising prowess. It notes expectations of political support from Firestone, Edison, and Ford, and questions Ford's consistency in voting. The text shows bias in promotion, partial alignment with candidates, and critique of political stances without clear outcomes.
Rainy Day Reading and Lakeside Diversions
The piece extols light showers and midseason weather as welcome relief from sun parched earth. It favors lakeside recreation, rainy day reading, and literary exploration, recommending travel writing by Carpenter and noting Europe's capitals and landmarks as engaging diversions for growing readers.
Presidents Draw Edison Ford and Firestone to Coolidge
A drafty reminiscence notes how Thomas Alva Edison Henry Ford and Harvey Firestone visited President Coolidge in Vermont. The piece argues these magnates seek the presidency’s platform and access, not favors, explaining their interest in him as chief executive rather than as an old political ally or talker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gov. Armor
Massachusetts
United States
Calvin Coolidge
Summer Over Gays Cox Weather Opinion
Professor Cox asserts the year without a summer as heat fades, but forecasts remain imperfect. Weather machinery predicts twenty four hours accurately and four weeks ahead only as a guess. Time will tell if September and October break heat records or if mild winters prove climate theories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cox
State Library Unites Under New Plan in Illinois
Under Secretary of State Louie L Emerson the state library, extension library, and archives division were merged into a comprehensive organization. The combined system holds about 85 000 volumes in the general library and 80 000 in the extension division with archives for important public documents. Location is the State Centennial Building with refurbished quarters.
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Uilinda
Louie L. Emmerson
Ietate Horariga
State Library
State Extension Library
Lbrary
Brary Extension Commission
Miinols
Mate
Library É
Corporations Pay Five Millions to State Annually
The new corporation code under Secretary of State Louis L. Emmerson has boosted annual receipts to about five million dollars, direct to the treasury and reducing general tax needs. Previously corporate fees totaled roughly half a million. Last year foreign corporations paid 1,425,000 and domestic 3,045,000, with 80,000 corporations in total.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis L. Emmerson
Treasury
Emmerson
Notaries Licensed in Illinois Each Year
Secretary Laula L. Emmerson reports about 14,000 notaries licensed annually in Illinois as the governor approves appointments. In 1923 total appointments reached 12,065. Applicants sign a petition, certificates are issued by the Secretary of State, and a master list of notaries is maintained by the secretary's office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Illinoia
Laula L. Emmerson
Alate
Four Cardinal Rules For Business Respect And Loyalty
A businessman submits four rules: keep a square deal and live up to your word. Discourage gossip and encourage loyalty. Promote the most excellent man. These guiding maxims aim to govern ethical conduct in any line of work.
Rent Education The True End of Education in TO Win
Ellery presents a fragmentary prompt on education and winning, blending phrases like true end of education and direct aright our whats par ture. The OCR fragment lacks coherent facts, names, dates, or places to confirm a specific event or report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellery
Patience Leads to the Secret of Success Quote
A brief attribution notes De Maistre’s adage that patience is key to learning how to waltz, presenting a historical reflection on perseverance as a path to mastery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walt
de Maistre
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