Members wives sweethearts and guests on Cook County Press Club trip
Carl P. Morgan reports the Cook County Press Club accompanied by 67 guests including members and ladies on a July weekend road trip from Chicago to Rochelle Oregon Rockford Elgin and Chicago again. Delegations from several cities entertained them with bands, dinners, and tours. Col Frank Lowden’s estate hosted a grand stop and a diamond ring praised chairman Frank Furstenheim for leading a record trip.
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Cook County Press Club
Chamber of Commerce
Chicago Telephone Company
Washington
Franklin
Rochelle
Nile
Tom Kinney
Europe
Collier ‘Inn
Oregon
Artists Colony
Lorado Taft
Ralph Clarkson
Dr. Hickman
Black Hawk
Margaret Fuller
Castle Rock
Col
Frank O. Lowden
Lowden
Lden
Cal
Rockford
Illinois
Rock River
Elgin
State Hospital
Calvin W. Brown
Elgin Daily News
Elgin Industrial Club
H. J. Gahagan
Elgin State Hospital
Chicago
Kings Restaurant
Press Club
Frank Furstenheim
Furstenheim
Gus. Martin
The
North-West News
Thomas F. Kinney
Carl P. Morgan
A. M. Lambert
L. A. Aggerbéck
Illinois Guardsmen Rated High in Efficiency and Armory Upgrades
A wartime Illinois National Guard report credits strong efficiency to state funding for armories and training. Illinois has spent nearly 4 million dollars since 1918 on the military department with new armories under construction and extensive marksmanship programs.
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Washington
Illinois
Forty Eighth General Assembly
Forty-ninth General Assembly
Military and Naval Department
Adjutant General’s Office
Camp Lincoln
Arsenal
Memorial Hall
Ohio River
National Guard and
Naval Reserve
National Guard
Shawneetown
Cairo
Mound City
Meredosia
Salem
Benton
Johnson City
Murphysboro
Illinois Guard
Chicago
Camp Logan
Springfeld Rife
Serehon Plaza
Why We Stand On One Leg
Naturalists note humans are not perfectly upright yet and resemble primates in posture. The author cites fatigue and muscular balance, showing soldiers and people often lean on one leg to rest, indicating the upright position is difficult to maintain.
Garrick Beats Gainsborough with Clever Portrait Wager
An admirer claims Gainsborough never misses a likeness. Garrick sits for a portrait and, after four sessions, the artist concedes defeat saying the actor can ape thousands but cannot have his own face. Garrick leaves to announce the win.
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Gainsborough
David Garrick
Bibliothek der Unterhaltung Und Des Wissens
Garrick
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