Women sweep to political wins and urge new generation to act
Observations on women gaining political power and daughters taking up leadership, while the younger generation resists backbreaking labor. Notes on cars not reducing dancing, German French reparations, desire for more historical novels, and calls to boost skill with tools, industry, and local commerce.
Plant A Garden
Country towns offer many farmers and residents a chance to grow their own vegetables. Fresh home grown produce delights lovers of good living and reduces costs. Scientists stress vegetables as a staple for health, and garden growers promote thrift this summer.
Health in Country Life Boosts Family Health in Rural Towns
A discussion on how moving from cities to country life can improve health. The article notes improved vitality from fresh air and outdoor work, suggesting rural environments offer stronger health conditions for families seeking better well being.
Country shop or store boosts family prosperity
A fragment extolls country shops as a splendid tonic and a wonderful advance for families. It argues such changes increase working power and will sooner or later promote material prosperity.
A Splendid Safety Record at Colonie Shop
A Delaware and Hudson railroad shop employee in Colonie New York notes a safety record with 1035 workers logging 200000 hours in January without a reportable accident. The piece urges broader adoption of safety competition and cites Acme Steel Goods Co Riverdale pursuing safety improvements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delaware and Hudson Railroad
Colonie
New York
Thornton High Lightweights Beat Blue Island in Narrow Victory
Thornton township high school lightweights won 15 to 13 at Blue Island while the heavyweights lost 18 to 14 as both teams displayed strong effort. The following Friday Pullman Technical visits, leaving one game on the schedule after.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thornton Township
Blue Island
University of Chicago High School
Edward Needles
Pullman Technical High School
Devil Dogs Participate in Historic Peace Time Maneuvers
John Albert Stamborski of Riverdale Illinois serves with Howitzer Company 5th Regiment U S Marines in the West Indies during the great wartime maneuvers. The exercises, starting January, run until the battleships return home in May or June near Culebra. Marines will be assigned ashore and aboard ships as the operation continues with Panama Canal defense and fleet battle drills. Stamborski enlisted in Chicago last November and will return to Quantico Virginia after the maneuvers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
John Albert Stamborski
Theresa Stamborski
Prairie Avenue
Riverdale
Ill
U. S
West Indies
Panama Canal
Pacific
Culebra
Caribbean
Stamborski
Marine Corps
Chicago
5Th Regiment
Quantico
End of Fairy Tale Twist in Husbands’ Schemes
A pithy observation about married couples and deceit. The remark notes that men who seek to trick their wives start exactly where fairy tale writers stop, implying practical limits to domestic deception.
Tax Filing Thresholds for 1923 Incomes Explained
The document outlines who must file income tax returns for 1923, including individuals with net income of 1000 or more or gross income of 5000 or more, and married couples with higher thresholds. It clarifies gross income definitions from wages, business, property, interest, rent, and dividends, and defines net income as gross income minus specified deductions.
Tax Credits for Dependents and Filing Status Clarified
The provision sets $2,500 credit for single persons and $2,000 for married couples living together with 1923 net income at or below $5,000. For incomes above $5,000 the married couple credit drops to $2,000. An extra $400 per dependent, other than spouse, applies if the dependent is under 18 or incapable of self support due to physical or mental defect.
Illinois Brick Company Posts Record Earnings for 1923
The Illinois Brick Company reports net income of 1,022,256 for the year, equal to 21.75 a share, up from 13.16 in 1922 and a 366,859 loss in 1921. Book value stands at 121 a share. Management expects 1924 to bring continued strong construction and earnings if trades remain peaceful.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Illinois Brick Company
Busy Day Prompt Leads to Teller’s Busy Signal
A humorous dialogue frame shows a supervisor asking why the party received a busy signal and the operator replying she was busy with her nails. The exchange reflects workplace banter about communication delays.
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Acme Steel Goods Co
RaTz
Hammond
Gary
F. F. Bothwell
Oakglen
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Bargain, Co. Blankenstyn
Lansing
E. 186Th Street
A. G. Stotzer
Telephone
Hess Farm
Halsted Street
Diekman & Son
Phone Dolton
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Leyden Avenue
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L. M. VanderAa
Housemover
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E. 167Th Street
O. Obeldobel
West 137Th Street
James Mfg. Co
Lansing Farm
S. Ellen Dolton
A. J. S. Ellen Dolton
S. C
Peoria
R. Holden
J. Needles
A. C. Wesse
Main
Carl Dieck
Lincoln Avenue
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