Moonlit fears and fiscal quirks ripple through era
A quirky column riffs on moon eclipses, the elasticity of currency, and Armistice day silence. It notes Illinois political apathy, disarmament talk of fortifications, and motorists speeding toward danger. It also touches on profiteers raising prices and women supporting families, while sportsmen back a purity campaign and liquor concerns.
Some Man and Not the Old Man Your Father
A nostalgic tribute speaks to Fathers Day style to honor a father who endures with humble dress and dented bucket yet upholds his family. It praises his steady work and devotion and notes he won the partnership of a great mother.
Costly strikes warned by English coal miners head
Herbert Smith, president of the English coal miners, decries strikes as warfare that harms workers. He says wage gains from strikes raise prices, reduce purchasing power, and cause unemployment, arguing arbitration could have kept prices stable and business smooth.
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Father and Son Week Highlights Shared Social Bond
The week of November 6 to 12 is named Father and Son Week by the YMCA and Sunday school authorities. Church and other gatherings aim to bridge age gaps and bring fathers and sons together to share activities and mutual understanding.
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Supreme Court Upholds General Corporations Act
The Illinois Supreme Court upheld the general corporations act last week, enabling the state to collect taxes on all authorized capital stock and not just issued stock. The decision also states the Illinois Central railroad is not exempt from tax beyond its original main line, reinforcing state revenue and recodifying corporate laws with the securities act to place Illinois at the forefront of corporate regulation.
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Fine Points In English About Pullman Berths
A humorous Epworth Herald item explains Pullman berth choices with wordplay about upper and lower berths. The agent notes a fifty cent price difference and misleads about height and price, ending with the poor man fainting at the paradoxical pricing.
Red Cross Shows Broad Illinois Reach During Roll Call
Illinois Red Cross reports 293 438 members across 126 chapters and extensive aid to ex service men. The program includes hospital care, home nursing, life saving, nutrition classes and junior chapters aiding schools and veterans. Armistice Day marks the renewal period through Thanksgiving.
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