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Newspaper
Joliet Free Press
Location
Joliet, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Dec 20, 1913
Page
4
A fragment discusses how railroads could serve suburbs and public needs, not just bankers profits. It praises a traveler noting a Swiss ticket that stirred minds to reflect on affordable fares and the value of education, hinting at broader civic hopes.
The piece notes A M Todd of Kalamazoo bought a 42 day Swiss ticket for 27 dollars to study initiative and referendum. It praises Swiss rail service and criticizes corporate graft. It also reports a new league uniting three state universities to bring lectures and entertainment to rural areas to enrich community life and curb urban migration.
Gift to readers invites women to send letters on helpful topics with free advice from Margaret Howard. The piece recalls a Christmas at Woodlawn School, praising teachers and pupils, then shares a touching family tale of a child ironing a grandpa's handkerchief and learning kindness.
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