Benito's Dream Farm Leads Him Through Chicago Gangs
In a satirical tale Benito searches for a midwest farm, travels to Chicago, is lured by a pretend gang, buys into a fake scheme, and narrowly escapes violence. He ends with resolve to reach farm life, inspired by Angelo and a yearning to return to the country. The Field Museum notes 1,320,000 visitors in 1930.
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Chicago
Benito
Maria
United States
Kappalila
Giovanni
Kappalla
Little Angelo
Almos
Angelo
Angela
Marker
Phil
Pietro
HURT TO STAND WEAK NERVOUS DESCRIBES RELIEF AFTER TREATMENT
A reader recounts severe weakness and nerve pain when standing and the relief felt after taking medicine or remedies, noting the impact on daily work and the need to rest to regain strength.
City employment office seeks help in city
Phone numbers 2039 and 2030 are listed for emergency help and employment needs. The office at City Hall basement, with Mrs. W. E. Price as secretary, invites callers to cooperate in locating available work.
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City Hall
W. E. Price
Publicity sparks drive home for Margery Hale affair
Corrinne confronts emotional fallout as Harry drives her away after Margery Hale’s publicity stunt in the bank. Sue and Jack depart for a gala, leaving Corrinne alone with Harry who offers to drive her home, raising unresolved tensions and a craving for change.
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Harry
Corrinne
Jack
Madelline
Sue
Winslow Homer Birth and Career Highlights
The article recalls Winslow Homer born February 24 1836 in Boston. It covers his early lithography start at 19, move to New York and the National Academy, Civil War work for Harper's Weekly, shift to marine painting after European exposure, and his rise as a leading American seascape artist. A second narrative thread follows Corrinne planning to drive a taxicab to fund her life, detailing her preparations and the manager’s wary interest.
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Marker
Benito
Iowa
Italy
New York
Little
Manhattan
Long Island
Bentto
Winslow Homer
Boston
National Academy of Design
Harper's Weekly
Europe
Homer
Sarah
Beets Yield Record Set by Utah Student Garner Madsen
Garner Madsen of Lake View Utah achieved a remarkable yield of nearly 35 tons to the acre in a contest among agricultural extension service students. This event highlighted innovative farming practices and student research within the extension program.
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Garner Madsen
Lake View
Utah
Agricultural Extension Service
Farmers Dominate Montana Legislature With Majority
The Montana legislature includes fifty three members classified as farmers and ranchers, outnumbering other professions by nearly two to one, shaping the session by farming and rural interests.
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Montana
Check Colds at Once with 666 Take i as a Preventive
A cautionary note promotes 666 Salve for Babies as a preventive for colds. The text lacks medical authority and urges immediate use for infants, raising concerns about safety and accuracy.
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