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Newspaper
Riverdale Pointer
Location
Riverdale, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1929
Page
3
A brief note contrasts polite phrases with harsher responses highlighting how "I beg your pardon" often defuses situations while a blunt retort can inflame them. The piece suggests language choice matters in daily conversations.
An inspirational call to action urges stepping into practical work attire to turn ambitious dreams into realized goals. It emphasizes bold vision paired with hands-on effort as the path to success.
Path Goer Magazine traces the origin of the greatest happiness of the greatest number idea from ancient thinkers to 18th century writers. Hutcheson, Beccaria, and Bentham are discussed as early articulators shaping morals and legislation, with Democritus cited as a precursor.
In a campus reunion, Van Deventer recalls his student days and explains his success in business and community service. He highlights work in schools, political life, and a boys organization, stressing that free education carries obligations to serve the community, not just personal gain.
Washington reports preparations for the fifteenth decennial census with 100000 enumerators under 550 supervisors. Machines will tabulate and print 60 items at 400 per minute, handling up to 3,000,000 cards daily to produce the final government report.
The governor orders fitting out the Palace of Hospitality to serve as lodging for provincial students, workers, and agriculturists visiting Rome. The building near the Tiber by the Temple of Vesta will be arranged like a hotel with kitchens, restaurant, baths, and reading rooms, with dormitories and recreation spaces usable during large gatherings.
In Poole Dorset the Brownsea Island school is shut after Little Dorothy Bat trick ten becomes the sole pupil. The Dorset county council voted to close due to insufficient enrollment as Dorothy faces a five mile journey to the nearest school with a sea crossing each day. Her siblings were educated at the island school.
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