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Newspaper
Riverdale Pointer
Location
Riverdale, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jan 19, 1923
Page
4
Weekly column Notes from the Dalton area page dated Friday January 19 1923 from the Moms Mem publication printed at Col Lincoln Ave and 138th Street in Dalton Illinois includes notice to address communications to the office of publication.
A clipped sea of commentary surveys coal shortages and social quirks from Hawaii. It notes a proposed bill to bar women from bobbing their hair, hints at late hours and missing men, and laments exertions over pie and party manners. It mentions sugar ash sap from Sicily as crude sugar.
A brief note identifies New York as home to the first weekly newspaper in 1735. It also highlights Honolulu hosting the world’s largest pineapple canneries, underscoring the city’s prominent industry.
The statement notes that an average person retains three fifths of visual information and one fifth of auditory input. It presents a general rule of thumb about memory retention across senses.
The last detachment of soldiers stationed on the Rhine is due home soon marking the end of a great American chapter. The U S army to France was a remarkable force in size and reach. The boys showed self restraint and courage, earning praise from friend and foe, stabilizing occupied territory, and winning respect from Germans who wished them to stay. Our nation can be proud of the army’s performance.
Minnesota Senator Knute Nelson, retiring this March at age 80, bluntly rebukes current Europe policy. He argues the United States erred by not joining the League of Nations with minor amendments, saying membership would have stabilized Europe and tempered postwar economic distress.
On Saturday evening January 18 1923 the Democrats of Paris organized the Country Towns Democratic Organization of Cook County Illinois to advance the Democratic party. John Cavanaugh was elected president with F H Monroe as vice president Daniel McMahon secretary treasurer and an executive committee including Cavanaugh Trinkler Ludwig Terra McClaughry and Litz.
The undersigned stockholders certify the foregoing statement is true in all particulars to Wm J Haney Chas E Waterman Horace Holmes Herman J Anders Otto F Reich President Vice President Gene s ee SecretaryTreasurer, listing total disbursements of 68803.57 and naming signatories including Fred E Waterman Theodore Bork W H Baker Thos F Kinney Harry Robinson P B Good E M Wahmhoff.
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