Senior Annual Staff Named at Thornton Township High
Thornton township high announces the Junior Senior annual staff with Marion Buck as editor in chief and Dorman Wiseman as business manager. Marjorie Kellogg Ellsworth Beagle assist. Ruth Pfeifer Edith Garry lead Girls club. Harold Brock Ellsworth Beagle Wesley Shepard represent Boys club. Agnes Stakley Carolyn O'Brien arrange class roll. Edith Garry Verne Russell Alex Kerr write prophecy. Henry Helgerson Clarence De Young Alex Kerr draw class. Violet GladVille Theresa Carlton run society section. Dorothy Larson Virginia Jackson handle school organizations news. Athletics by Ellsworth Beagle Joe Porter. Ruth Pfeifer Dorman Wiseman supervise literary section. Landon Gardner Carl Armitage write class history. Business managers aided by Joe Porter William Warning Alex Kerr Harold Broeck Clarence DeYoung Edgar Hall.
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Thornton Township High School
Marion Buck
Dorman Wiseman
Miss Buck
Marjorie Kellogg
Ellsworth Beagle
Ruth Pfeifer
Edith Garry
Ing
Agnes Stakley
Carolyn O’brien
Verne Russell
Alex Kerr
Henry Helgerson
Clarence de Young
Violet Gladville
Theresa Carlton
Dorothy Larson
Virginia Jackson
Joe Porter
Grocery ad featuring bulk produce and beans prices
National Cookies 2 lbs for 39c. Greening apples 5 lbs for 25c. Pinto beans red kidney beans and green or yellow split peas 2 lbs for 23c. Onions 8 lbs priced.
Gossiping miscellany and quips from a 1920s wide page
A collage of jokes and short sketches includes jokes about theft and the pot, dances and overcoats, a feigned murder cheer, a poem in parentheses about writing summer from a cold flat, and light barbs about aging, romance, and social trends. It closes with a grim line about a murder in a ballroom misread as a dance.
Atchison Wife To Become Foreign Missionary
An Atchison woman reveals she will pursue becoming a foreign missionary due to spending so little time with her husband, a golf player. The note appears in a digest of commentary and cultural quips from the region.
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Atchison
Atchison Globe
Philosopher quotes women generalization remark in Providence Journal
A Providence Journal snippet notes a philosopher asserting he never heard a broad generalization about women that was not a trap. The brief comment hints at critique of sweeping claims about women and stereotypes.
Algerian native drinks strong black coffee on street stalls
A native of Algeria is described buying strong black coffee from street vendors who boil the beverage over portable stoves, illustrating local street coffee culture and daily routines.
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Algeria
Credentials Football Coach Seeks Player Details
Subject quotes a football coach asking about experience from an applicant. The applicant recounts surviving a serious accident last summer after being struck by two autos and a truck, as recorded in the Bostop Transcript.
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Bostop
A Common Feeling on Reform
A Toledo Blade snippet captures a man on a car voicing cautious support for reform while resisting reforms that would reform him. The remark reflects mixed public sentiment about political change and self interest.
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Toledo Blade
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