Dalton Illinois Classified Card of Thanks Notice
Notice appears as a weekly Dalton Illinois classified card listing memorial notices and resolutions with pricing at ten cents per line for publication on Col. Lincoln Ave. and 138th Street.
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Newspaper
Riverdale Pointer
Location
Riverdale, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Dec 09, 1921
Page
4
Notice appears as a weekly Dalton Illinois classified card listing memorial notices and resolutions with pricing at ten cents per line for publication on Col. Lincoln Ave. and 138th Street.
A collection of wry observations on wartime thrift dryness and social habits. The notes rail at penny pinching neighbors, medical beer ideas, and the odd humor of street life while reflecting public concern over shortages and policy.
The old large country houses with charm and graciousness are fading as families shrink and costs rise. Modern homes should provide only necessary space, as large mansions demand excessive work for the housewife.
In this essay by O. T. Bright the shift from purely academics to health, fitness, and moral development is urged. It stresses sleep, wholesome food, hygiene, fresh air, and avoidance of stimulants, plus the need for supervised wholesome amusements and gymnasia to replace corrupt pastimes.
A satirical Chicago Tribune reader letter recalls paying for retouching old churches with humorous line items. It lists humorous charges such as touching up the Guardian Angel and brightening flames of Hell, mocking religious imagery and penance in a lighthearted tone.
A fragment notes a Swiss glacier with ample solid ice able to form several cities, likening it to the size of New York. The text remains unclear on context or actions, but highlights vast ice reserves in a notable Alpine glacier.
A quotation from Meggendorfer Blaetter in Munich surveys social attitudes toward wealth. It contrasts perceived ignorance of outsiders about money with the speaker’s own continual focus on finances.
A short Akron Times quip notes a woman struggles with a nail and a man battles a laundry bundle, highlighting light domestic humor and a playful clash of efforts. The item reflects casual newspaper humor of daily life.
Digest notes that whale fat is widely used in Denmark to wake oleomargarine. The practice highlights industry reliance on whale products and related supply considerations.
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