Attitude and manners in Riverdale and beyond
A quirky collection of social quips notes public enthusiasm for flag raisings and potential crop benefits. It jokes about baths, nutrition talks, doughnut handouts, railroad safety, summer romance limits, stenographers, attic clutter, car repairs, sea nymphs on trips, and regional contrasts between city and country girls.
Alien Americans and the Fourth of July
The piece discusses immigrant attitudes toward the American Fourth of July, noting many newcomers deeply grasp the ideals of freedom and liberty in their new homeland. It contrasts alien residents who remain loyal to their origins with those who embrace American values and celebrate with genuine sympathy.
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America
Ice Cream and the American Temper
The piece notes Americans favor ice cream and soft drinks on hot days and warns of overindulgence. It links appetite for sweets to digestion and household budgets and jests that sweeter tempers might improve social harmony.
Electrification and expansion plans for the LC railroad
The plan outlines full electric operation for suburban and freight service by 1927 and 1930 respectively, with city limits service by 1935 and completion by 1940 subject to other roads joining. Suburban cars, new tracks, stations, and a Lake Front Park development accompany grade separations, a new Central Passenger Station, and track relocations across Chicago area corridors including Matteson Harvey and Markham Yard upgrades.
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Roosevelt Road
Matteson
South Chicago
Blue Island
Randolph Street
South Water Street
Michigan Avenue
Indiana Avenue
Grant Park
27Th Street
51St Street
Ilinois Central
Lake Shore Drive
Lake Front Park
Illinois Central Railroad Company
27Th
48Rd Streets
31St Street
35Th Street
Oakwood Boulevard
48Rd Street
18Th St
23Rd Street
16Th Street
29Th Street
39Th Street
Chicago River
Harvey
Illinois Central
Grand Trunk
B. & O. Railroad
Dune Park
Indiana
Markham
Mattesonr
Minois Central
Michigan Central
Elgin, Joliet
Eastern
12Th Street
Kensington
Ancient Elm Waterpipes Unearthed in London
Relics of two fine elm trees, hollowed to form conduits, were dug up in London. Placed over two centuries ago they remain remarkably preserved as wooden water pipes.
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London
Chicago Face Brick Association
Mershall Brick Co
S. S. Kimbell Brick Co
Brick Sales Co
Burt T. Wheeler Brick Co
Hydraulic Press Brick Co
Wisconsin Lime & Cement Co
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the Pointe
Riverdale
Dolton
Illinois
Congress
Cancoung
Pointer
Dalton
Chicago
S. C. Railroad
Carl Dieck
Lincoln Avenue
WM. Kirsch
Pullman
Lincoln Ave
M. Joffee
Leyden Ave
Riverdale, TL
Geo. Tuch
Indiana Ave
137Th Street
Conrad Kern
G. I
G. Jacobsma
Washington Avenue
West Madison St
Reading Coal Company