Reflections On Modern Habits And Social Quirks
A сбор of opinion snippets notes marriage trends, detective fiction, wedding gowns anxiety, and the recurring claim that changes in fashion, driving behavior, employment, and taxation reflect modern life. It contrasts ideal and practical priorities while lampooning social expectations.
Restricting Production Hinders Economy and Jobs
A New York dispatch, citing the Social Science Research council, reports workers in many industries slow their work to avoid losing jobs. The policy raises costs and lowers purchasing power while foremen spot and curb low energy workers. Employment fears drive efficiency concerns amid rising unemployment.
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New York Dispatch
Social Science Research Council
The Hobo Life and Its Labor Realities
The article argues the term hobo should not define a migratory worker as a professional tramp. Hobos move between crops and regions for temporary work like wheat fruits and vegetables. They seek fair treatment and a chance to settle, while acknowledging limits on advancement.
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Itas
Advice to salespeople from John W. Griest of Chicago
John W. Griest of the Retail Merchants Institute urges salespeople to treat customers as guests and greet them well. He emphasizes knowing merchandise and thorough information, noting local store staff already follow these ideas well and contribute to strong trade and value for employers.
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John W. Griest
Chicago
Retail Merchants’ Institute of Chicago
National Memorial Day Reflects on Veterans Sacrifice
The article reflects on the origin and meaning of National Memorial Day, describing its evolution from Civil War remembrance to honoring all veterans. It urges honoring those who served, teaching children civic duty, and defending the country through daily, diligent work for better laws and government.
Illinois counties and Chicago influence in the nation
The largest Illinois county McLean is almost Rhode Island sized. Chicago anchors a region with 17 percent of the nation’s population, 70 percent of wholesale sales, and 65 percent of retail outlets within a short travel distance. Martin Van Buren visited LaSalle County for social visits and fished on the Illinois River after his presidency.
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McLean County
Ilinois
Rhode Island
Chicago
Martin van Buren
LaSalle County
Ilinois River
United States to Guard Graf Zeppelin Flight Over Pole
Com Edward A W Smith to be sole US representative on Graf Zeppelin for its forthcoming North Pole flight. He will oversee the security and official duties during the high profile journey as the airship travels over polar regions.
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Edward AW. Smith
North Pole
Lieutenant Rundquist Transferred to Panama Canal Air Service
First Lieutenant Elmer T. Rundquist of Harvey Illinois, home address 15025 Main Street, Harvey, now a student at Kelly Field Texas, is ordered to transfer at course end to the Panama Canal department. He will sail from New York about July 9 aboard a government transport.
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Elmer T. Rundpose
United States
Aremy Air Corps
Main Street
Harvey
Air Corps Advance Flying School
Kelly Field
Texas
Panama Canal
Illinois
Tie
Air Service
Runquist
University of Illinois
Igis
Advanced Flying
Riverdale adopts ordinance creating local improvements board
The Village of Riverdale Cook County Illinois creates a Board of Local Improvements with designated members Clarence Gruhlke Raymond Bishop Theodore Reich Walter Woosnam William Graves and John Torpy and appoints William Claussen as board president. It provides for a secretary with 250 annual pay and compensations for members 200 each and president 275 with total 1 725 appropriated from the General Fund.
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Riverdale
Cook County
Linois
Rivervale
Ilinois
Clarence A. Gruhlke
Raymond G. Bishop
Theodore H. Reich
Walter G. Woosnam
William Bb. Graves
John J. Torpy
Illinois
William J. Claussen
Board of Local Improvements
Board of Improvements
George L. Koehler
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Quotable Quips and Witty Observations From The Times
A jumble of jokes and quips on gender roles marriage and daily life. Bits include a tax like exchange a librarian scene jokes about hair signs of illness and satire on divorce and waste baskets. The light humor riffs on relationships and social norms with a punchy old time newspaper tone.
Quoter and Glowworms Exchange Sparks in Odd Dialogue
Uncle Pilldoser comments on quitters as he quotes a line about beginners. Lady Glowworm rebukes and a brief exchange follows with the Male Glowworm replying to a rebuke with a promise to glow his own path.
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Dearie
January Swimming and July Skating Reflect Shifting Trends
The remark notes how American desires tilt toward winter swimming in January and summer skating in July, suggesting evolving seasonal leisure patterns and consumer interests. The comment links these shifts to broader business challenges amid changing recreation demand.
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