Women’s Relief Corps meets schedule at Village Hall
G. W. Spencer Post No. 279 holds meetings the second Friday at 2 p.m. and the fourth Friday at 8 p.m. at Riverdale Village Hall. President is Mrs. Bertha Sprick and secretary is Mrs. Cora Tenness.
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Newspaper
Riverdale Pointer
Location
Riverdale, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Apr 17, 1908
Page
4
G. W. Spencer Post No. 279 holds meetings the second Friday at 2 p.m. and the fourth Friday at 8 p.m. at Riverdale Village Hall. President is Mrs. Bertha Sprick and secretary is Mrs. Cora Tenness.
The Path finder reports that French female convicts can marry fellow prisoners and be transported to New Caledonia. Notices circulate every six months inviting willing young inmates to apply through the governor. Marriages are arranged by the colony’s governor with selected convicts and a three to one male to female ratio.
John Burroughs argues in Outing Magazine that animals lack language and true ideas, possessing only basic cries tied to wants and stimuli. He reflects on a moonlit vineyard encounter where a poacher cried out like a wild animal, illustrating the blurred line between human fear and animal reaction.
An essay from the Westminster Gazette contrasts writers and artists who celebrate nature with a philosopher who remains silent on love of nature. It notes British public amusements show reduced drinking, and theaters limit alcohol during entr acte with waitresses serving tea and temperance bars still popular.
The New York American notes the sun’s heat dwarfs earthly coal output. It explains that earth captures only 2,250-millionth of the sun’s heat, enough to warm 2,250,000,000 worlds the size of ours, and even if earth were coal, it would burn for only 36 hours.
An observation on how proper cooking shapes global health and the role of cooks in hotels across the United States and Great Britain. It argues that culinary education is essential alongside music, painting, astronomy, and other studies for a well rounded education.
Census taker questions Wiggs family about the man Quincy A Wiggs. Wiggs family confirms he has changed occupations from blacksmith to automobile mechanic since the last census with the daughter asserting the update.
Henry Miller and Margaret Anglin star in The Great Divide at the Garrick, marking Miss Anglin's farewell before a tour of Australia. Afterward The Gay White Way will follow, featuring Jefferson D Angelis Blanche King and Alexander Carr with lively travesties and catchy music slated for May 3rd in the summer run.
Riverdale Illinois villagers vote April 21 at Village Hall for three trustees and one clerk. Polls open 7:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. on election day per Village Clerk H. R. Penfield.
On Tuesday April twenty first a village election will be held at the Dolton Village Hall for three Village Trustees and one Village Clerk from 7 am to 5 pm. Signed by George H Schafer Village Clerk. Also assorted classifieds list help wanted, items for sale, rentals, lost items, and educational course offers.
A Chicago man in New York complains about New Yorkers giving only a two finger shake due to carrying items in the right hand. He calls for a brief, full handshake and questions the habit hindering a proper greeting.
A Dundea Advertiser note recounts a mother overhearing two children claim they are “playing Jennie’s suing me for divorce” and deciding custody, reflecting on the large rise of 1,300,000 divorces in the United States over 20 years. The item uses humor to comment on divorce as a social reality.
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