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Newspaper
Riverdale Pointer
Location
Riverdale, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jul 17, 1925
Page
2
A bizarre dialogue shows Mr. and Mrs. Nuwed worried about a baby failing to cry, seeking a doctor while discussing stolen items and a mysterious pot. The scene blends odd wordplay with playful puns about foods and nations. The tone suggests a satirical comic exchange from a period page.
A mosaic of pithy lines and reflections on vanity, manners, and daily life. Observations mix jokes on hats and coats with wry quips about finance, labor, and love. The speaker riffs on doctors, dentists, boll weevils, and the theater of life.
The Village of Riverdale orders a three-fourths inch water service pipe installation on Edbrooke avenue from 138th to 140th streets. The county court will hold final hearing July 25, 1925 at 10 AM on the assessment. payments due in three installments at 6 percent interest. Suggestions to file objections or defend are invited.
William J. Stratton, newly named Director of the Department of Conservation, pledges an active drive to locate and remove pollution sources harming fish and game. Illinois already debates a multiagency board modeled after Pennsylvania to enforce cleanup and prevent pollution, with action potential in the next legislative session.
In sad and loving memory of Ruth Klucker who died July 18, 1924. Her loving parents Mr. and Mrs. F. C. Klucker and Sister Esther express sorrow and praise as they remember her smiling, happy spirit and rest in Jesus arms.
A Bloomsbury resident engages in mending broken bones of skeletons as a hobby. The unconventional pastime involves reconstructing skeletal parts, reflecting a curious pursuit in spare time.
A compact reflection attributed to Benjamin Franklin on self instruction and the dangers of relying on oneself as teacher. The saying emphasizes the value of learning from others to avoid folly.
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