Davis Campaign Visit Highlights East-West Labor Split
The Democratic nominee John W. Davis visited Chicago this week amid mixed receptions. Labor groups and party leaders from Illinois and the Midwest questioned his appeal, noting workers favor Coolidge or La Follette as Davis struggles to win over Western and conservative factions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John W. Davis
United States
Chiccago
Chierge
Maime
Ulinols
Leto
Chol
Damiverita
Wu Pert
Coolidge
Ja Follette Daviale
Labor
Furtier Vate
Ugily
Pioneer doctors sought for Illinois history project
The Illinois State Medical Society asks readers for information on pioneer physicians in the state. A committee aims to trace early medical figures and collect diaries, letters, and documents to credit those who helped advance medical education and community care, with details to be sent to a Chicago address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oiinaia
Runmedien
Hilnaia
Wintel Physleine Tay
Ehmen Fo
Orthanbpbell Avenue
Chicage
Riverside backs mosquito control for next year effort
The article notes the Gosplaties valley communities plan a joint fight against mosquito nests next year. It cites a favorable but harsh year for breeding, with daily breeding pools hard to keep reduced, urging sustained treatment where climate makes control harder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tha Gosplaties
Riverside
Wie
Red and Blue Fabrics Featured for Children’s Clothes
An article describes red with blue garments for youngsters, noting varied textures and appealing color combinations. It mentions greens and yellows for frocks, powder blues, and several models in homespun, flat-toned fabrics.
Moving Mystery and the Quest for Perpetual Motion
A speculative note asserts perpetual motion remains undiscovered as science cannot prove a system can run without external energy. It suggests nature holds the key to continuous motion, while acknowledging current limits of understanding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nature
Reviewette Scribbles on Weather and Town Life
Fragmentary column notes warn of dangerous signs and shifting weather in Austin and McHenry County. The writer jokes on frost timing for corn, youth vacation sentiment, and driving dangers while reflecting on village life and daily routines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McHenry County
Correcting the Record In Parson Ragater Sermon
A fragment from Kaoose City Btur recalls a Sabbath sermon about disruptive issues in the church choir. The text mentions blaming a squire and squibbling inside the choir and notes a demand for obedience to a higher authority.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bruddren
Price advances lift market sentiment amid summer dullness
Mounting grain prices and rising security values boost optimistic mood and activity. Wheat and steel show gains as second-half expansion prospects improve, with investors funding high quality issues and driving steady advances in July versus last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mavber
Ain
Handbag Styles Mirror Costume Trends In 1930s Fashion
The article discusses how handbag silhouettes and detailing echo costume designs of the era. It notes the balance between matching and contrasting bags with outfits, highlighting basket weave purses in black and white ensembles, antique gold and platinum metal accents, and decorative embroidery as jewelry like accessories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ceater
Bla Demygner
Co op Marketing Reaches New Billion Dollar Threshold
A 1920 consius system report cites 721,983,639 in farm products sold via cooperative marketing associations. Current data suggest sales exceed a billion dollars, with major co ops totaling about 200 million annually, large scale cooperatives 150 million, tobacco 100 million, and cotton over 100 million. Four Warren County banks announce 200 prizes for the best cattle club in that county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren County
Sinole
Beat Cattle Club
Compty
Did You Ever Stop to Think By E B Waite Sec Shawnee Okla
A promotional piece urges readers to advertise in newspapers to boost local development. It argues ads attract farmers homeseekers and factory opportunities and that newspapers reach broad audiences by maintaining constant advertising.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. B. Waite
Sec
Shawnee
Okla
Atvertige
Airplane Starters and Belt Starters in Military Planes
The article explains that larger aircraft use belt starters while emailer planes lack them due to added weight. The extra weight would slow the machine and reduce speed, which is crucial for the mintlight plane used in combat.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Forest Park Review
David
Tu Signa
Austin
Liona Club
Oik Park
Kaela
Thanelta
Louetimes
Columm
Stuart
Mel Yuders
Terocoiri
Anmitho
NANCE
Dnvestucs
Eta
Era
Forest Park State Bank
Illinois
WM. H
Gardner & Sons
Forest Park
Circle Avenue
Roosevelt Road
Busineas
Femp“Oyes
Public Service Company OF
Northern Illinois
H. L. Judd
N. Oak Park Avenue
Oak Park, Ill
Northern
Illinoia
Ban Boon
Charles A. Colftes
Thie
Electric Ught and Powers Companies
United Statens
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!