Mysterious Magic Show Mentioned In Odd Clip
A row of clippings mixes jokes and vignettes from everyday life in a small town. The pieces reference a Boston magician, social quips, and light humorous lines about money, family, and manners.
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Newspaper
Riverdale Pointer
Location
Riverdale, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Feb 13, 1925
Page
2
A row of clippings mixes jokes and vignettes from everyday life in a small town. The pieces reference a Boston magician, social quips, and light humorous lines about money, family, and manners.
The Oak Glen Improvement Association held a lively Saturday meeting at Bock's hall with delegates from Calumet City South Chicago Lan sing Dalton Riverdale and nearby towns. They discussed Torrence avenue paving from 147th Street Calumet City to the Lincoln Highway in March 1925, the 138th Street bridge fill contract awarded to John Jaranowsk i, and the new 184th Street bridge nearing traffic.
Tax rates for Thornton Township on a $100 valuation are set for 1924 by township collector Peter A. Anker. State tax rises by 15 cents, county tax drops 6 cents, Forest Preserve tax falls 2 cents, Road and Bridge remains 66 cents, Sanitary tax up 5 cents to 46 cents. High School Districts 14 and 15 include Calumet Park and Riverdale Park with rates noted.
An invitation to a social gathering at the Chicago Heights Masonic Temple invites school officials, PTAs, and community groups to support public education through cooperation and good will. The event includes a luncheon and speeches by teachers and prominent figures, aims for inspiration, and excludes any political element.
A letter describes a planned fundraising evening to promote the welfare of schools and students. It asks recipients to attend or nominate a representative, noting a ticket will be provided by a principal or teacher and urging community support for the boys and girls. Signed respectfully by E A Paul.
The Washington Star notes that no law forbids using third degree methods on women and men equally in some cities. Torture for extracting confessions has appeared since early history, with roots traced to post Revolutionary America where criminals and suspects faced various inquisitorial techniques that persist in the United States.
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