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Newspaper
Riverdale Pointer
Location
Riverdale, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Apr 26, 1929
Page
3
The article notes that marine insurance often included the ship and cargo plus the master’s life for the voyage. It explains the master’s pivotal role in voyage success and why owners used life coverage as part of the policy.
The remark praises the revolving door as a top invention noting its design allows one woman entering while another exits without interruption. It views the device as a symbol of efficiency and social currents.
A concise meditation notes leisure as a shaping force on character and thought quoting Dean Inge that the soul reflects its leisure thoughts. It underscores how inner life molds exterior conduct and identity.
A playful note hints that college students understand the head of the family and the term Xpenditare Xplanation in a tongue in cheek exercise. The piece blends wordplay with a light cryptic angle centered on pronunciation and letters.
Mr Geo Hillstrom announced that Calumet District will build three sleeping cottages at Camp Harrison Thornton to expand overnight hike facilities. Donors James Gately Roseland merchant Roseland Kiwanis Club and Roseland Lions Club provide funds and support Stewart Lumber Company will furnish lumber. Construction starts soon with troop units camping weekends four instead of one.
The article recalls the Tanganyika landmark Ujiji famed as the 1871 moment when Henry Morton Stanley located David Livingstone after years of disappearance. It underscores the historic reunion in central Africa and the enduring fame of the spot.
President Hoover denounces the export debenture scheme as disastrous for farmers if enacted by Congress. He argues massive treasury subsidies, market manipulation, overproduction, and higher taxes would follow, challenging its sponsors led by the National Grange and complicating farm relief efforts under the Haugen bill.
Diamonds are carbon based and can burn when exposed to very high flames such as blow torches. Ordinary fires do not ignite diamonds, but extreme heat can cause them to burn completely inside large burning buildings.
Storms across Arkansas Missouri and surrounding states kill at least 13 with many injured as tornadoes destroy homes along a 200 yard path near Tillar Arkansas and damage crops. Floods drown workers in the Des Peres river near St Louis and another tornado hits Wham Louisiana.
An anonymous sermon cited by the Daily Courant on October 6 1708 in London’s Paternoster row explains the saying carrying coals to Newcastle. It notes Newcastle upon Tyne as a coal center and A Northumberland Durham industry hub.
A compact saying from The American Magazine stresses prioritizing the person over the deal in negotiations. It underscores the value of trust and character in business interactions.
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