Forest Park adopts 1924 general corporate bond ordinance
Forest Park village officials adopt an ordinance to issue 65 bonds of $1,000 each totaling 65,000 to pay pre existing general corporate debts and judgments. The bonds bear 5 percent interest, payable semiannually, secured by a direct annual tax levy on all property to cover interest and principal through 1944, with the election required for final approval.
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Unlearned Parliament of 1404 at Coventry
Describes the unlearned or lac learning Parliament convened by Henry V in Coventry in 1404. The body excluded all lawyers, was mocked as the parliament of dunces, and the name likely originated from derision by legal professionals.
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Painful Beauty of Tibet Women Attainments through Suffering
A Western observer notes Tibetan women, including Thetan ladies, pursuing beauty via hardship. The Thetan woman rubs face hands and neck with melted butter at night and powders with ashes at dawn to whiten her complexion.
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Bank Farm Lesson Turns Bad Debt Into Profit
In 1922 a Nebraska farmer, near bankruptcy, borrowed 1200 against cattle with five days before year end paid by cream checks. The Farm Service Department advised keeping records and showed the value of a good cow and proper farming practices, turning the loan into a net gain and a reawakened, hopeful farmer.
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Superstitions on Luck and Safety From Old Beliefs
A clipped note describes quirky beliefs about luck and misfortune. It cites a rule about seven garments, an unexpected gift if one drops eight items, a talisman coin with a hole to avert misfortune, and swallows building nests reducing fire insurance needs as a sign of protection against fire.
Royal misanthrope Frits Wo buried near fire dogs
Frederick Wo known as Frits founder of Brussian militarium directed in his will that he be buried near fire dogs in the Bane-Souct gardens, a plan met with contempt for humanity.
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