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Blame Adults for Juvenile Delinquency, A Call to Action
A letter argues the rise in juvenile crime reflects adult misconduct from city policing to tax waste. It urges readers to take responsibility for neighbors' children, calls for genuine love of children, and references moral duty and the afterlife in urging better conduct.
Always Obey Traffic Signals Alibi Weak and Indefensible
A driver who ran a stop sign blamed not seeing the other car. The Illinois Traffic Law requires strict obedience to all traffic control devices with one exception police directions. The article urges drivers to learn and follow road signs and to request the latest Rules of the Road for up to date explanations.
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Illinois
Silent reminder to children about role modeling and kindness
A reflective verse urges adults to watch their actions as children imitate them. It emphasizes guiding youths toward positive behavior and walking together toward better paths rather than risky or unfamiliar outcomes.
East Central Illinois Retailers Date Set for February 21
East central Illinois retailers from Clark Coles Cumberland Dougle and Edgar counties are invited to a Dutch treat dinner meeting February 21 at 6 30 p m at the U S Grant Hotel Mattoon. Irma's president Joe Meek will discuss the revolution in retailing with topics on current operating problems proposed legislation retailing public relations and surveys for retailers and consumers. Wives welcome plans for closer working relationships will be developed and reservations are to be sent to George Pendell Mattoon Association of Commerce.
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U. S. Grant Hotel
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Edgar Counties
Joe Meek
Irma
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George Pendell
Mattoon Association of Commerce
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Feather Allergies Linked to Pet Birds in Homes
Editorial notes rising popularity of parakeets and canaries as pets and warns about feather allergies causing asthma. Skin tests using parakeet feather extracts can reveal sensitivity, with several cases showing improvement after removing birds. Suggests readers with allergies consider canary cage as potential relief.
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New York
Canary Cage
Local Social Visits Highlight Terre Haute Area
Ohio Chapel Mrs Ruby Graham and Mrs Geneva Crumlin shopped in Terre Haute on Wednesday. The Wernz family joined Neal Bumpus for Sunday dinner while John Musgrave and Fern Wernz shared Thursday evening. Families gathered at Hillsdale Indiana and Union Hospital visits featured with Bartletts and Wells relatives.
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Ruby Graham
Geneva Crumlin
Terre Haute
Robert Wernz
Neal Bumpus
John Musgrave
Fern Wernz
True Thompson
James Graham
Steve
Russell Crumlin
Gary
Betty
Linda
Claude Ogle
Hillsdale
Indiana
Which Comes First Metamorphosis In Insects
A discussion on metamorphosis argues caterpillars precede butterflies. Caterpillars eat diverse foods accumulate reserves and later transform, enabling nectar feeding as adults. Butterflies rely on nectar and wings for mobility, while caterpillars operate on a broader diet.
Community Dinner Hosts and Local Visits Highlight Week
Saturday evening hosts included Mr. and Mrs. Robert Werngz with boys and Mr. and Mrs. Max Bartlett. A Terre Haute call brought Adah Gray to see Mr. and Mrs. Walter Gard and Doris. Rex Cornwell and family welcomed Crumlin and Gary Crumlin Friday. W. A. Shotwell's hospital stay ended with slow improvement. Home Bureau gatherings featured Margaret Wernz, Lucille Vanfreet, and Mable Gard at Esther Wright’s home. Terre Haute shoppers included Dannie Wells and Pleasie Bartlett. An Illinois farmer lowers tractor hours per acre for corn yet faces higher per acre operating costs than a decade ago per a University of Illinois economist.
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Robert Werngz
Max Bartlett
Pleasie Bartlett
Adah Gray
Walter Gard
Doris
Terre ‘Haute
Russell Crumlin
Gary
Rex Cornwell
Richard Bumpus
True Thompson
W. A. Shotwell
Union Hospital
Margaret Wernz
Lucille Vanfreet
Mable Gard
Home Bureau
Esther Wright
Dannie Wells
Anna Dee “Wells
Terre Haute
Illinois
University of Ilinois
Face fly spreads south in Illinois in 1961
A University of Illinois extension entomologist notes the face fly moved southward in 1961 and severely infested areas north of U S Route 50, highlighting a major regional outbreak.
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Illinois
University of Illinois Extension
Naive Widower Faces Unknown Love Threat
A simple widower remains unaware that a distant woman sees him as a potential financial savior, framing a perilous emotional dynamic.
Pursuit of Success Drives Determination to Succeed
The drive to achieve motivates persistent effort and forms a cycle toward achievement. Strong focus and sustained effort are linked to better outcomes over time.
Hidden Motives Shape Aid and Demand Across Society
A compact look at the paradox of generosity and extraction as donors and recipients navigate incentives and constraints. The dynamic shows how acts of giving can align with or counteract self interest within communities.
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