Clean Streams for Health and Happiness prospectus
Dolton Illinois weekly publication listing editors and managers. Includes names Thomas F. Kinney J W Hood Edward C Kinney and A M Levy with Chicago rep. Address at 6 North Michigan Ave Tower Bldg noting communications to Office of Publication.
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Thomas F. Kinney
J. W. Hood
Edward C. Kinney
Mer
A. M. Levy
Chicago
North Michigan Ave
Tower
Dolton
Ilinois
Civic notes from a summer of idle talk and ambitious schemes
A列 wide range of opinions on civic life and idle summer behavior. The writer jokes that voting, summer jobs, tourism, and golf facilities reflect community priorities and age dynamics. The piece contrasts old and young ideas and hints at political engagement through everyday actions.
Getting Together in Community Leadership
Business and civic groups urge joint “Get together” meetings to unite efforts for community development. The aim is to build acquaintance and friendships, spark ideas, and generate actions for the public good.
Climate favorable to outdoor living in Illinois
A college professor notes that climates allowing long outdoor living are best. Illinois offers invigorating healthful weather aiding state development, yet many keep indoors year round, missing the benefit of sunshine and fresh air.
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Illinois
Philanthropist Nathan Straus Provides Counseling
Nathan Straus, renowned New York merchant and philanthropist, known for sterilized milk programs for poor children, offered counsel on charitable work and social initiatives. The brief notes his guidance to peers and organizations seeking civic impact.
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Nathan Straus
New York
Birthday counsel urges daily service to others
The speaker advocates that at his 81st birthday people should do something for someone else every day to shift focus from self and improve health. He argues generosity and consideration of others create lasting happiness and friendships, while money and power fade.
Glaring headlamps threaten night drivers and bystanders
The article warns that glaring headlights blind drivers and endanger pedestrians, including children at play. It argues proper car lighting is hard to balance, as bright light must illuminate the road without dazzling oncoming drivers, and urges frequent lamp checks to prevent accidents.
The Financial Rocks
The article notes that not only low incomes fall into debt but also moderate earners with refined tastes. It argues for simpler desires and greater earnings, urging people to improve their work to receive higher pay and enjoy affordable pleasures.
Hamilton’s Foundational Role in U S Finance and Policy
The article credits Alexander Hamilton with establishing the United States financial system as its first treasury secretary. It credits him with funding, internal revenue, the national bank, mint and currency, the protective tariff, and the doctrine of implied powers, while noting efforts on internal improvements and a posthumous aid to his widow by Congress.
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America
Alexander Hamilton
United States
Talleyrand
Hamilton
Tnenight
Congress
Thriff Magazine
Reward When Admiral Hussey Speaks at Women’s Republican Luncheon
Admiral Hussey spoke at a Women’s Republican club luncheon telling a Western town joke about a man seeking a murder warrant. The sheriff responds that what’s needed is an order on the county clerk, illustrating civic procedure.
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Admiral Hussey
Women's Republican Club
Sherff
Los Angeles Times
Posterity’s Warning on Marriage to a Rough Grandfather
A speaker declines a proposal while acknowledging a cautious approach to marrying into a family. He worries about his future grandchildren given the rough character of the prospective grandfather, aiming to balance realism with a hopeful arrangement.
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Alberve
Fragmentary note hints at theft and unsafe safe contents
A garbled clipping mentions stolen items and an unsafe pot. A question about an opened safe appears, and a cryptic reference to a door patterned after a car window. John Hausman comments on Scotland needing cheap cigars.
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Cumrox
Vicissitude in Everyday Life Through Witty Sayings
A collection of humorous maxims and observations on aging pets human behavior and relationships. The quips compare ducks to pink pigs puppies to dogs kittens to cats and reflect on patience appetites and evolving courtship.
Quips and maxims from an American Magazine issue
A collection of humorous sayings and reflections on advertising, etiquette, sales, aging, and everyday life. Includes jokes about bathing suits, policing a worm, sales courses, family gifts, and the idea that knowing limits helps effort. Also notes garden care for acid-loving plants and a line about America’s prosperity like a river in flood.
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America
American Magazine
Beetle Vindicated in Public Building Destruction Debate
Experiments show beetles and similar insects are not to blame for public building damage. The study finds their jaws unsuitable for stone diets and notes they merely contribute to erosion alongside deadly bacteria. Bacteria can erode even hard marble within three weeks.
Dust and light coloring in the skies
A National Geographic Society bulletin describes how dust and sand shape the beauty of the sky by scattering white light into the spectrum. It details how tiny dust motes filter colors from violet to red and how water droplets in the air hinder light, letting colors be seen.
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National Geographic Society Pulletin
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Riverdale
the Financial Rocks
John Hausman
Scotland
Frank Wulff
Little Joe
Society For the Prevention of Cruelty To Animals
General Electric
General & All
Frank C. Wulff
Dolton Theatre
Dolton, Tl
Chrysler and
Plymouth
Atwater Kent Radios
Twin City
Lincoln Avenue
BABY
Conrad Kern
Indiana Ave
H. H. Chester & Company
South Holland
Chicago Road
Grand Trunk Track
Harvey
Mr. Henry Blink
159Th Street
Grand Trunk
Peter Hettich
Clark Street
Chicago, Ill
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