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Riverdale Pointer

Location

Riverdale, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Feb 11, 1921

Page

4

Advertising Rates and Notices at Dolton Dol

Published weekly at Col Lincoln Ave and 188th Street Dolton Illinois. Rates for reading notices for sale wants etc ten cents per line first insertion five cents per line for subsequent insertions minimum charge thirty cents. Display plate matter thirty cents per single column inch fourt y cents per inch for any composition fifty cents per inch for special position. Church notices of services and social meetings will be published free. Entertainments suppers etc given for gain ten cents per line. Card of thanks memorial notices resolutions etc ten cents per line.

Inaugural Beliefs and Bureaucratic Banter of 1920s

A satirical survey notes business leaders chasing permits and readers chasing ads while politicians pose in clean collars. It mocks forecasts of revolution, tax woes, and Harding’s attire as a sign of moral influenza in a parodic view of American life.

Paper Clothes Revolution Might Replace Fabrics

The piece notes Germans used paper clothing amid wool and cotton shortages, with paper suits costing 60 cents and overcoats 55 cents. It questions wide U S use due to appearance and burlap like look, while European workers and even the Hungarian state railways adopt paper suits, though rain would cause embarrassment.

Europe

Simplicity as a Guide to Social Conduct in Town

The piece notes Mrs. Harding favors simple styles over metropolitan finery. It cites a wealthy town founder who drove a plain wagon to set an example for youth and curb debt. The story links democratic restraint to provincial prosperity and rapid town growth.

Domestic Service Labor Proves Unpopular With Women

The article notes many women avoid domestic work despite unemployment. Wages three to four times previous rates may lure some, while others refuse. It argues homes need servants and calls for more women to fill these roles, noting improved evening hour freedoms could boost appeal.

Lost Articles In Penn Station Lost and Found Room

More than 5000 items await owners at New York Penn Station Lost and Found. Belongings include coats, bags, books, gloves, keys, and parcels. 100 items arrive daily. Items are tagged with finder details and location, owners are contacted by mail, and if distant, shipped by parcel post or delivered to the local station.

Pennsyyvania Station New York Parcel Post

Apiary on Rooftop in New York City

A New York man, driven by a love of natural history, set up a rooftop apiary on One Hundred and Seventeenth Street. He placed a hive on his home, and the bees soon produced combs and honey, proving bees can thrive atop a city building.

New York One Hundred and Seventeenth Street

New Time Cards for Iliinois Central Suburban Stops

Railway timetable announces updated schedule for Illinois Central and C E I R R suburban stops. Changes impact all listed lines with revised arrival and departure times at multiple stations.

Ilinois Central

Railroad Schedules Dolton to Riverdale Shows Minor Time Gap

Eastbound service from Riverdale at 8:07 am and 4:12 pm. Northbound from Riverdale at 10:11 am and 7:06 pm. Three minute difference in schedule each direction between Dolton and Riverdale.

Riverdale North Bound Randolph Street South Bound Riverdale Randolph Street Chicago Dolton

Mandolin Replaces Lute In Medieval Music

In medieval Europe the lute, once dominant, was largely supplanted by the mandolin. The lute, also called al ud meaning the wood, arrived with the Saracens in Spain and spread across Europe along with gittern and rebec, remaining as aristocratic instruments.

Spain Europe

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the Pointer Kinney-Hood Printing CO Thos. F. Kinney Residence Illinois Congress Col. Lincoln Ave 188Th Street Dolton, Ilinois A. M. Levy East Jackson Blvd United States I. C C& Elt RR Calumet Concrete Construction Co West 118Th ST. Jurre Margie Coral Sea Avalon _Susan Han Ee Agate Annabell Lee Tennor Victor Columbia Spike Jeweler Michigan Avenue Nick Porter Jones National School of Auctioneers L. J. van Drunen South Holland, Ill Hollandia Hovingh Mfg. Company Columbia Avenue Harvey, Ill Ford Braschier Auto Department Ito Dort Policy Blue Island Service Garage Division Vermont Streets Blue Island Jacob Mielke
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