Three Generations of Fields in Chicago
The piece traces Marshall Fields rise from poverty to a vast Chicago mercantile empire that birthed the Field Museum and supported jobs across industry. It notes Marshall Field II founding the Chicago Sun and links the wealth cycle to national prosperity, then shifts to Dr. Hal Orr's career as a dentist who endured war and exile before rebuilding in Chicago. It ends with reflections on government information, public discourse, and labor unions amid wartime planning.
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Calico Cat Decorates Tea Towels Ad For Service Men
Quirky ad text highlights a calico cat performing above calico comers while a man rests behind pots. It promotes tea towels, cigarets and smoking tobacco with Camel and Prince Albert brands, urging gifts for service members during Christmas season. Local dealers feature gaily wrapped packages and novelty gift items.
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