The Man in the Tall Hat At the Workplace
A remark on a man who, undeterred by social norms, wears a tall hat before his employer showing obvious self-importance. The scene highlights bold insolence and courtly egotism in a workplace setting.
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Newspaper
Riverdale Pointer
Location
Riverdale, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Mar 29, 1912
Page
5
A remark on a man who, undeterred by social norms, wears a tall hat before his employer showing obvious self-importance. The scene highlights bold insolence and courtly egotism in a workplace setting.
The Thornton Township High School building received a formal dedication last Friday with an informative program for pupils and parents. Educators spoke as students toured the modern addition featuring mechanical and domestic science facilities for girls and a machine shop for boys under Prof. L. W. Smith and the high school board.
The column parodies Roosevelt woes and public life with wry quips about his pink pajamas, Bass in debris, public school courtship, and Chicago politics. It riffs on Mercy University, Maine, Allen spellings, and local alderman bids while lampooning current figures like Mr Bloom and Theodore.
Three Polish saloonkeepers on 123rd street west of Halsted were arrested by deputy sheriffs and brought before Justice Baumgartner. The trial Wednesday led to fines and court costs with orders to close the saloons. If reopened, they will face grand jury action. Deputy Peters led the proceedings and is noted for his lectures on criminals.
The Dalton polling site shifts from Village Hall to the Rudloff store building for the Town ship and County Primaries on April 2 and April 9. The change affects voters statewide and underscores scheduling details for local elections.
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