Bank Condition Reports from Illinois Trusts Published
Official publication presents balance sheets for First Trust & Savings Bank Riverdale West Hammond Trust & Savings Bank and South Holland Trust & Savings Bank with December 31 1921 figures. It lists resources liabilities deposits and profits, sworn by bank cashiers J John Harms Jr Paul I Muschelewicz Milton H Waterman and notaries public Esther M Rieger Frank J Wachewicz.
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First Trust & Savings Bank
Riverdale
State of Illinois
State of
Illinois
Pecotirces
John Harms, Jr
Auditor of Public Accounts
County of
Cook
Esther M. Rieger
West Hammond Trust & Savings Bank
West Hammond
U. S
Paul I. Muschelewicz
Public Accounts
South Holland Trust and Savings Bank
South Holland
Furm
Milton H. Waterman
Ilmois
Political Berths and Civic Ironies Echo in Everyday Talk
The passage lampoons public life and business culture with pithy quips about political berths, the Don’t Worry Club, and businessmen admiring female staff. It notes criticizing voices, aid offered to the poor, and the paradoxes of patriotism and consumption through witty one liners. It ends with a quip on hip pocket humor and celebration.
Unemployed World War I Veterans Face Job Shortages
The article notes many veterans remain jobless after military service with up to a third unemployed in some states. It argues idle soldiers threaten patriotic spirit and trust in government, while most former servicemen seek steady work and value their wartime training.
Audubon’s Paradise for Birds on Hudson Farm
Naturalist John J. Audubon bought 40 acres at Jot mansville near the Hudson to study birds. He fenced deer, elk, and wolves within the best part of his property and left an orchard of 200 trees as a bird paradise. He fished the Hudson catching 200 pound sturgeons.
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John J. Audubon
Jotmansville
Hudson
Audubon
Light Affects Wood Grain in Tropical Woods
The American Forestry Magazine notes a figure called roe ribbon grain or feather grain appearing as light and dark longitudinal stripes in tropical origin woods. The effect stems from light reflection on different layers, not real color differences.
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American Forncry Magazine
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