Impres sive statesmen and curious White House remarks
A collection of satirical reflections on the president, Congress, and public life. Observers joke about officials wearing high hats, loafers, and the pace of government while noting crowds, tax bills, holidays, and the desire to meet or see White House dogs.
Carrying Responsibilities and Calming Habits of Coolidge
The piece notes Calvin Coolidge’s eight pound gain over six years in office, his relief from hay fever, and improved health tied to regular sleep and exercise. It urges busy workers and housewives to adopt steady routines and a calm temperament to avoid overstrain and illness.
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Calvin Coolidge
Coolidge
America
Mr. Coolidge
Brief prescription for longer life and steady routines
The author urges a balance of philosophy and daily activity along with adequate sleep to sustain health and longevity. Emphasizes regular habits over excess to maintain well being and a longer, happier life.
The President as Handshaker
An editorial discusses President Hoover's duty to greet crowds, noting the vast number of handshakes on his first day and weighing political necessity against distraction from his real job. It argues the practice should continue only if it aids his work, otherwise it should be limited.
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Hoover
White House
The Family Shoe Bill
Shoe trade statistics show women buy more footwear than men and spend more as they embrace new styles. Last year women bought six percent more shoes while men bought four percent less. The article notes women crave beauty and finish while men walk less, aiding auto sales but possibly harming health.
Forged checks passers from Harvester scheme in Calumet
A skilled check forger visited Calumet last week leaving counterfeit instruments endorsed with I S Schulman and G F Maulden. Victims Kleinhuizen Bros Wellworth Shoe Store and Mayfield Clothing on Michigan Avenue faced $43 15 payments after small purchases, with convincing perforation engraving and watermarked paper. The suspect was a tall middle aged working man.
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International Harvester Company
I. S. Schulman
G. F. Maulden
Wellworth Shoe
Michigan Avenue
Kleinhuizen Bros
Mayfield Clothing
Calumet
Tax lists delayed to October after reassessment in Cook County
A. W. Ormsby in charge of re assessment says tax lists will not be ready until probably October due to a neighborhood reassessment. Illinois Supreme court and legislature have authorized the extension of time in Cook County to allow for reassessment, delaying the payment period by about five months.
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A. W. Ormsby
Illinois Supreme Court
Cook County
Illinois Sees Surge in Electrical Water Pumping Systems
Illinois reports 12 846 farms with electrically operated water pump ing systems and 1 269 miles of long distance pipeline for manufactured gas between cities. Arbor Day set for April 12 by the governor urges tree planting. Illinois University football team shows a net profit of 294 881 49 for 1927. Six Chicago commercial buildings exceed 10 million dollars each.
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Ilinois
Illinois
University of Ilinois
Chicago
Ragged Humour and Headlines Stir Public Curiosity
A scattered collection of quips and vignettes echoes a lively society column. Jokes about publicity agents, celebrity misadventures, and flirtatious misreads mix with quick sketches of everyday banter and social norms.
Riverdale Chronicle Laughs and Snippets From Daily Life
A mosaic of humorous vignettes and wry quips on gender, family, and odd news. A Riverdale boy asks for a quarter, the ice man’s remark to mama is quoted, and a cheeky line about tears closes the column with nostalgic satire.
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Riverdale
Sympathy as Practical Healer in Times of Need
A concise reflection credits sympathy with saving lives as surely as medicine, noting its value in daily care and shared burden, attributed to Atchison Glche.
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Atchison
Poisonous Lizards From Gila Monster to Mexican Species
The article notes that poisonous lizards include the Gila monster and a similar Mexican species. It discusses their venomous bite and the rarity of such lizards among North American reptiles.
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