Dalton Illinois Weekly Musings on Life and Oddities
A column from Dalton Illinois reflects on daily life and quirky observations. It notes hopes for faster telephone service to England, late trains in Dalton and Riverdale, home economics and service, sport mishaps, and jokes about crime stories music lightning rods and Thanksgiving duties. It ends with a remark on tuberculosis deaths falling by half and swats with Christmas seals.
Babylon and Mesopotamia Fertile Ground of Antiquity
The text describes Babylon on the Shinar plain in Mesopotamia as the most renowned ancient city. It notes the extraordinary fertility of the land between the Tigris and Euphrates, with wheat and barley growing naturally and the possibility of two wheat crops per year plus a third for cattle feed. It also mentions diverse fruits and vast date groves supplying inhabitants.
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Mesopotamia
Babylon
Shinar
Tigris
Euphrates
Pliny
Mysterious Clip of Quotations and Oddities in Print
A collage of wry lines and snippets spans crime, immigration, taxes, soup contests, jokes, and daily observations. It threads humorous quips from doctors, cooks, and merchants with sly social commentary on wages, coal prices, and pretended virtue.
Notice of Award of Dolton Contract
The Board of Local Improvements of Dolton Illinois awarded the contract for paving and improving Chicago Street and other streets, Docket No 22, to John Mackler & Company. The award was made at a meeting on November 18 1926 and dated November 19 1926.
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Board of Local Improvements
Dalton
Illinois
Chicago Street
Cook County
Dolton
John Mackler & Company
A. D
WM. C. Krueger
Chicken flavored rabbit meat tastes like poultry
Domestic rabbits raised in hutches with limited exercise and proper feeding yield meat that is clean in habit and sweet, tender, and flavorful. Their diet of oats, barley, and alfalfa hay contributes to the delicious quality, per the Biological Survey of the U S Department of Agriculture.
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Biological Survey
United States Department of Agriculture
Hutches
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