Card of Thanks Memorial Notices and Resolutions
Card of thanks and memorial notices appear in the local column noting gratitude from families and organizations. The notices acknowledge enduring memory, express appreciation for support, and record resolutions or acknowledgments from communities and groups.
Prohibition Patter and Town Talk Reflections
A satirical roundup notes changing social habits and urban signs of modernity. It references family life games and bridges, Ireland borrowing funds, golf balls used to smuggle liquor, rising automobile accidents, Congress debates, and Internal Revenue raids with a light humorous tone. It closes with comments on thrift, stock fraud, and daughters leaving home to help with chores.
Warning on rising business bribery practices
Huston Thompson of the Federal Trade Commission warned that business bribery has greatly increased since the war. The practice takes many forms and involves firms offering favors or valuable considerations to gain commercial advantage, undermining merit and harming honest firms and workers.
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Huston Thompson
Federal Trade Commission
Potato Crops and Potatoes Nutritional Appeal
Interest grows in potato raising across many localities including the northwest where farmers are described as potato mad. Potatoes are a nutritive vegetable with strong historical use by the Irish and Germans. If handling methods are advertised, American consumption could rise this season.
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Northwest
Public Health Preaches Diphtheria Control and School Health
A 1921 health column decries high diphtheria mortality and urges widespread use of the Schick test in schools, along with toxin and antitoxin for susceptibles and early antitoxin for the afflicted. It notes a Howard Freshman health survey showing fewer defects and underweight due to school hygiene measures.
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Howard
Lake Calumet Harbor Budget Details Emergence
The Chicago city council earmarked 123000 in its annual budget for Lake Calumet Harbor work including engineers and staff. Forty thousand is set for legal actions and another forty thousand for land purchases. The harbor proposal was championed by The Calumet Record editor before the Busse harbor commission on March 8, 1908, with 10000 copies of the address circulated by local business groups.
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Chicago
Lake Harbor
Lake Calumet Harbor
Calumet Record
Busse Harbor Commission
Thornton School Adopts Home Nursing and Library Programs
A new Home Nursing course taught by Red Cross nurse Miss Tauber runs one hour weekly for grades five through eight, with twenty three lessons planned through June. The community library, enhanced by the Illinois traveling library and a $100 donation, now serves many readers, while milk distribution and weigh scales proposals are noted.
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Miss Tauber
The
Red Cross
Illinois Traveling Library
Springfield
Ill
School Community Association
Miss Housinger
Fulmer
Cook County
Gallagher
West Hammond Trust & Savings Bank 1922 Financial Report
Public record shows the West Hammond Trust & Savings Bank in Illinois closing March 10 1922 with total resources and liabilities of 458 191 41 dollars. The report lists loans on real estate other loans U S government securities and deposits including time and demand deposits. Cash and other resources plus fixed assets appear under total resources with a cashier's oath certified March 17 1922 by notary Andrew J. Stachowicz.
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West Hammond Trust & Savings Bank
West Hammond
Ilinois
Sande
Illinois
U. S
Aare Pei Es
Paul I. Muschelewicz
West Pullman Trust & Savings Bank
State of
Telinois
Aul
I. Muschelewicz
State of Illinois
County
Cook
Andrew J. Stachowicz
Avoid Smoking To The Bitter End
The article warns that cigar oil remains in the smoke and condenses at the cigar end. It advises never smoking a cigar to the last inch, as this can cause smoker's throat. Some connoisseurs discard at three quarters to avoid the bitter taste and throat irritation.
Women Own London Paper Time and Tide
A London newspaper Time and Tide is owned and controlled entirely by women, reflecting a pioneering women led press in the capital. The publication emphasizes women’s perspectives in news, culture, and public life.
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London
Time and Tide
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